Patisseries (Fancy Cakes and Pastry) . . . . 189
Savouries and Breakfast Dishes . . . . . . 192
Farinaceous Savouries and Cheese Dishes . . 196
Eggs and Omelettes. . . . . . . . . . 198
Savoury Omelettes, etc. . . . . . . . . 203
Ices (Glaces) . . . . . . . . . . . . 206
Dessert
210
4
WHEN FOOD IS IN SEASON,
Arranged in Alphabetical Order.
The following is a table showing the period when the
principal foods are in prime condition and best obtain-
able in the markets.
When marketing it is well to remember that the
food most seasonable is usually that which is most
plentiful, most wholesome, and as a rule the most
reasonable in price. A number of the articles named
can be had almost at any time of the year, though
not, strictly speaking, in season.
Apples
Apricots
Artichokes (Globe) . .
Artichokes (Jerusalem).
Asparagus (Giant) . .
Asparagus (Sprue) . .
Barberries
Barbel, Barbue . . .
Bass
Blackberries . . . .
Black Cock . . . .
Broad Beans . . . .
Broccoli Sprouts . .
Brussels Sprouts .
Bullaces
Capsicums
Carp
Carrots (New) . . .
Cauliflowers . . . .
Celeriac
Celery
Cherries
Cherries (Montreal)
Chestnuts
Chickens, Spring
Cygnets (Norfolk) . .
Cobnuts
Codfish
Cranberries . . . .
Crawfish
Crayfish
Cucumbers
September to May
August to September
January to April
October to February
February to July
January to July
September to November
August to February
May to September
September to October
October to December
July to August
October to March
September to February
September to November
September to October
July to February
May to June
March to November
October to March
September to February
June to September
May to August
November to January
April to June
May to July
September to February
September to February
November to January
May to July
July to February
May to September
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WHEN FOOD IS IN SEASON
Currants, English . .
(red, white and black)
Currants, French . .
Damsons
Dawsons
Ducks, Wild ....
Ducklings
Eels
Endive
Fieldfare
Figs, Green ....
Filberts
Flageolets ....
Flounders
Foie-Gras
Fowl, Wild ....
French Beans. . . .
Geese
Geese, Wild ....
Gooseberries, Green .
Gooseberries, Ripe .
Goslings
Grapes, Almeria . . .
Grapes, French . . .
Greengages ....
Grouse
Halibut
Hares
Hares, Grey ....
Herrings, Fresh
Indian Corn ....
John Dories . . . .
Kale
Lamb
Landrails
Larks
Lettuces, English . .
Lettuces, French .
Leverets
Lobsters
Mackerel
Maize
Medlars
Melons (Hothouse) .
Melons, Rock . . . .
Melons, Spanish Water
Mulberries . . . .
Mullet, Grey and Red
Mushrooms . . . .
Mussels
Nectarines . . . .
Oranges
June to September
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Patisseries (Fancy Cakes and Pastry) . . . . 189
Savouries and Breakfast Dishes . . . . . . 192
Farinaceous Savouries and Cheese Dishes . . 196
Eggs and Omelettes. . . . . . . . . . 198
Savoury Omelettes, etc. . . . . . . . . 203
Ices (Glaces) . . . . . . . . . . . . 206
Dessert
210
4
WHEN FOOD IS IN SEASON,
Arranged in Alphabetical Order.
The following is a table showing the period when the
principal foods are in prime condition and best obtain-
able in the markets.
When marketing it is well to remember that the
food most seasonable is usually that which is most
plentiful, most wholesome, and as a rule the most
reasonable in price. A number of the articles named
can be had almost at any time of the year, though
not, strictly speaking, in season.
Apples
Apricots
Artichokes (Globe) . .
Artichokes (Jerusalem).
Asparagus (Giant) . .
Asparagus (Sprue) . .
Barberries
Barbel, Barbue . . .
Bass
Blackberries . . . .
Black Cock . . . .
Broad Beans . . . .
Broccoli Sprouts . .
Brussels Sprouts .
Bullaces
Capsicums
Carp
Carrots (New) . . .
Cauliflowers . . . .
Celeriac
Celery
Cherries
Cherries (Montreal)
Chestnuts
Chickens, Spring
Cygnets (Norfolk) . .
Cobnuts
Codfish
Cranberries . . . .
Crawfish
Crayfish
Cucumbers
September to May
August to September
January to April
October to February
February to July
January to July
September to November
August to February
May to September
September to October
October to December
July to August
October to March
September to February
September to November
September to October
July to February
May to June
March to November
October to March
September to February
June to September
May to August
November to January
April to June
May to July
September to February
September to February
November to January
May to July
July to February
May to September
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WHEN FOOD IS IN SEASON
Currants, English . .
(red, white and black)
Currants, French . .
Damsons
Dawsons
Ducks, Wild ....
Ducklings
Eels
Endive
Fieldfare
Figs, Green ....
Filberts
Flageolets ....
Flounders
Foie-Gras
Fowl, Wild ....
French Beans. . . .
Geese
Geese, Wild ....
Gooseberries, Green .
Gooseberries, Ripe .
Goslings
Grapes, Almeria . . .
Grapes, French . . .
Greengages ....
Grouse
Halibut
Hares
Hares, Grey ....
Herrings, Fresh
Indian Corn ....
John Dories . . . .
Kale
Lamb
Landrails
Larks
Lettuces, English . .
Lettuces, French .
Leverets
Lobsters
Mackerel
Maize
Medlars
Melons (Hothouse) .
Melons, Rock . . . .
Melons, Spanish Water
Mulberries . . . .
Mullet, Grey and Red
Mushrooms . . . .
Mussels
Nectarines . . . .
Oranges
June to September