Orient, tor pouding, 1573
oseille (sorrel), 351
oyster, 211
pain (bread), 235
parisienne, 353
pauvre homme, 357
pepper (poivrade), 263
Pdrigueux, 243
persil, 354
persillade, 355
pink chaudfroid, 292
piquante, 241
poivrade, 263
polonaise, 356
pommes, 361
Pompadour, 273
port wine, 340
poulette, 207
prince de Galles, 359
princesse, 254
provenpale, 358
punch, sirop, 380
raifort. chaude (hot), 234
f rappee (iced), 288
froide (cold), 287
ravigote (hot), 214
(cold), 363
reforme, 255
reine-Marie, 364
remoulade, 285
Ricardo, 365
Richelieu, 366
Robert, 238
romaine, 367
rouennaise, 264
russe (Russian), 257
ruisseau (watercress), 275
Sabayon (sweet), 381
salmis (game), 240
savoury cream, 296
Seville, 352
sicilienne, 368
sirop au punch, 380
Soubise, 232
Soyer, 369
Spadacini, 276
stragotte, 370
suedoise (cold), 279
supreme, 210
tartare, 278
texienne, 371
tomate (tomato), 271
aspic, 295
creme, 272
mayonnaise, 297
tortue (turtle), 372
universelle, 373
valentine, 283
Sauce, velo it6e, 206
venison or roebuck (ehevreuil),
256 '
venitienne, 220
verjus, 375
verte gl'ac6e, 281
mousseline, 280
vert-pre, 282
Victoria, 230
Villeroi, 374
vinaigrette, 300
vin blanc, 216
watercress, 275
white, 209
chaudfroid, 290
wine, 216
wine (sweet), 381
Xavier, 217
York, 376
Sauces, notes on, p. 169
and gravies, difference, p. 92
and their composition, p. 91
theory of, 91
various, p. 99
Saumon (salmon) a la Godard, 636 -
a la Montmofency, 505
a la piemontaise, 638
a la Victoria, 637
a la matelot, 502
ballons fumes, 1848
eotelettes a la danoise, 500
a l’indienne, 497
dariole, moscovienne, 659
darne a l’amirai, 640
a la Chambord, 498
A la national, 499
a la ravigote, 660
en tranches a la meuniere, 643
escalope a la nantaise, 639
filet a la duchesse, 501
grenadins a la venitienne, 644
hure a la Cambaceres, 645
a la moderne, 503
a la provenqale, 646
mousseline a la cardinal, 504
papillotes, 506
pate a l’homard, 507
paupiettes aux huitres, 641
a la r£gence, 642
souffles a l’indienne, 661
tartelettes a l’ecossaise, 53
tranehettes en belle-vue, 662
Saumure (brine), 27
Sausages, smoked, 46
Sauter, or sauteing process, p. 80
Savarin a l’ananas, 1647
Savouries, quotations for, p. 699
Savoury cream, 296
custard for clear soup, 95
fritters, 1864
herbs* p. 107
jelly (aspic), 38
GENERAL INDEX
737
Savoury omelette, 1884
Scallops ( see petoneles)
Science of cooking, the, p. 16
Scotch collops, 819
Scrambled eggs, 1896
Turkish style, 1899
Scullery work, the, p. 42
Sea kale (see Choux de mer)
Seasoning and flavouring, p. 101
angelica, p. 109
aromatic herbs and plants, p. 106
carrots and turnips, p. 108
ginger,^). 109
lemons, p. 109
mustard, p. 104
pepper, p. 105
salt, p. 103
spices, p. 103
sugar, p. 109
vanilla, p. 109
vinegar, p. 108
Semolina croquettes, 1924
Service froid (cold service), p. 384
of soups, p. 90
de table, p. 702
of wines, p. 706
Shallot, p. 108
Short crust paste, 1943
Shoulder of mutton, to carve, 1249
Sick-room soups, p. 90
Simmering versus boiling, p. 69
Simple dishes (hors-d’oeuvre), 85
Skate (see Eaie)
Smelles, 2006a
Smelts (see Eperlans)
Smoking process, p. 81
Snipe (see Becasse)
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AI-modernized reading of the original text
Orient, tor pouding, 1573 oseille (sorrel), 351 oyster, 211 pain (bread), 235 parisienne, 353 pauvre homme, 357 pepper (poivrade), 263 Pdrigueux, 243 persil, 354 persillade, 355 pink chaudfroid, 292 piquante, 241 poivrade, 263 polonaise, 356 pommes, 361 Pompadour, 273 port wine, 340 poulette, 207 prince de Galles, 359 princesse, 254 provenpale, 358 punch, sirop, 380 raifort. chaude (hot), 234 f rappee (iced), 288 froide (cold), 287 ravigote (hot), 214 (cold), 363 reforme, 255 reine-Marie, 364 remoulade, 285 Ricardo, 365 Richelieu, 366 Robert, 238 romaine, 367 rouennaise, 264 russe (Russian), 257 ruisseau (watercress), 275 Sabayon (sweet), 381 salmis (game), 240 savoury cream, 296 Seville, 352 sicilienne, 368 sirop au punch, 380 Soubise, 232 Soyer, 369 Spadacini, 276 stragotte, 370 suedoise (cold), 279 supreme, 210 tartare, 278 texienne, 371 tomate (tomato), 271 aspic, 295 creme, 272 mayonnaise, 297 tortue (turtle), 372 universelle, 373 valentine, 283
Sauce, velo it6e, 206
venison or roebuck (ehevreuil), 256 '
venitienne, 220 verjus, 375 verte gl'ac6e, 281 mousseline, 280 vert-pre, 282 Victoria, 230 Villeroi, 374 vinaigrette, 300 vin blanc, 216 watercress, 275 white, 209
chaudfroid, 290 wine, 216 wine (sweet), 381 Xavier, 217 York, 376
Sauces, notes on, p. 169
and gravies, difference, p. 92 and their composition, p. 91 theory of, 91 various, p. 99
Saumon (salmon) a la Godard, 636 - a la Montmofency, 505 a la piemontaise, 638 a la Victoria, 637 a la matelot, 502 ballons fumes, 1848 eotelettes a la danoise, 500 a l’indienne, 497 dariole, moscovienne, 659 darne a l’amirai, 640 a la Chambord, 498 A la national, 499 a la ravigote, 660 en tranches a la meuniere, 643 escalope a la nantaise, 639 filet a la duchesse, 501 grenadins a la venitienne, 644 hure a la Cambaceres, 645 a la moderne, 503 a la provenqale, 646 mousseline a la cardinal, 504 papillotes, 506 pate a l’homard, 507 paupiettes aux huitres, 641 a la r£gence, 642 souffles a l’indienne, 661 tartelettes a l’ecossaise, 53 tranehettes en belle-vue, 662 Saumure (brine), 27 Sausages, smoked, 46 Sauter, or sauteing process, p. 80 Savarin a l’ananas, 1647 Savouries, quotations for, p. 699 Savoury cream, 296
custard for clear soup, 95 fritters, 1864 herbs* p. 107 jelly (aspic), 38
Savoury omelette, 1884 Scallops ( see petoneles)
Science of cooking, the, p. 16 Scotch collops, 819 Scrambled eggs, 1896
Turkish style, 1899 Scullery work, the, p. 42 Sea kale (see Choux de mer)
Seasoning and flavouring, p. 101 angelica, p. 109
aromatic herbs and plants, p. 106 carrots and turnips, p. 108 ginger, p. 109 lemons, p. 109 mustard, p. 104 pepper, p. 105 salt, p. 103 spices, p. 103 sugar, p. 109 vanilla, p. 109 vinegar, p. 108 Semolina croquettes, 1924 Service froid (cold service), p. 384 of soups, p. 90 de table, p. 702 of wines, p. 706 Shallot, p. 108 Short crust paste, 1943 Shoulder of mutton, to carve, 1249 Sick-room soups, p. 90 Simmering versus boiling, p. 69 Simple dishes (hors-d’oeuvre), 85 Skate (see Eaie)
Smelles, 2006a Smelts (see Eperlans)
Smoking process, p. 81 Snipe (see Becasse)