A great part of the work has been rewritten, and
the whole of it carefully revised and brought up to the
present requirements of the art. The vocabulary of
technical terms used in cookery has been enlarged, and
bills of fare (menus) for every month in the year have
been added. No trouble or expense has been spared to
bring the work up to date, and make it a reliable text
book of the culinary art, useful to the cook, helpful to
those desirous of a more exact knowledge of the art. and
acceptable to the public generally.
I take this opportunity of thanking all those who
have shown their kind appreciation of my efforts, and
the friendly notices of the press.
— — — '^. -^
London : November 1895.
CONTENTS.
(^FoT AljyTiabetical Index see end of the BooTt.^
Peeface
PAGE
. 3
PART I.
THE ART OF COOKERY, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
Introductory 11
Feasts and Epicures of Olden Times . . . .27
The Tongue and the Sense of Taste . . . .32
PART II.
THE COOK AND THE KITCHEN.
Introductory 35
The Early Use of the Word Kitchen . . . .47
The Cook in Proverb 50
The Ten Cardinal Virtues for the professional
Cook 51
Gastronomy in the form of an Aphorism . . .52
Brillat-Savarin's Maxims put into Ehyme . . 54
Maxims for the Kitchen 57
Eating and Drinking op the Turks . . . .58
Chinese Diet and Custom 60
Culinary Telephone 68
HIGH-CLASS
PART III.
AND DOMESTIC
THE PRESENT
COOKERY
TIME.
Introductory
Notes on Boiling
Notes on Boasting
Notes on Stewing
Notes on Frying
Notes on Braising
OF
65
71
74
76
77
79
8 PRACTICAL GASTRONOMY
PAGK
Notes on Broiling and Grilling 81
Notes on Salads and Salad Dressing . . , .82
PART IV.
MENU-COMPILER AND REGISTER OF DISHES.
Hors-d'ceuvre froids— cold side-dishes . . . .89
PoTAGES— Soups 95
Poissons— Fish . 109
Releves — Removes 126
Entrees Legeres — Light Entrees 135
Entrees Froides — Cold Entrees 144
Entrees de Veau — Entrees of Yeal .... 148
Entrees de Bceuf — Entrees of Beef .... 169
Entrees d'Agneau — Entrees of Lamb .... 183
Entrees de Mouton— Entrees op Mutton . . . 194
Entrees de Porc — Entrees of Pork .... 206
Entrees de Volaille — Entrees of Poultry . . . 212
Entrees de Gibier — Entrees of Game .... 237
Rotis — Roasts 250
Legumes — Vegetables 255
Salades— Salads 284
Legumes Con fits au Vinaigbe, kc. — Pickled Vege-
tables, &c 289
Sauces — Sauces 290
Entremets de Douceur — Sweet Dishes .... 305
PouDiNGs — Puddings 305
Souffles et Omelettes — Souffles and Omelets . 308
Gateaux— Cakes 309
Patisserie, &c. — Pastry, &c 310
Charlottes — Charlottes 312
Beignets, &c. — Fritters, &c. 313
Fruits au Riz, Croutes, &c. — Fruits with Rice,
Crusts, &c 314
Blancmangers et Cremes — Blancmanges and Cream 3 1 6
Compotes DE Frltets — Stewed Fruits . . . .316
Gelees, &c. — Jellies, &;c
Cremes Fouettees — Whipped Creams . . .31^
Glaces— Ices 319^
CONTENTS
9
Entremets Savoukbux, &c. — Savoury Dishes, &c.
Dessert : — Fruits and Biscuits
Fromages — Cheeses
PAGB
. 322
, 335
. 338
PART V.
RECHERCHE COOKERY.
CHAPTER
Specimen Menus for each Month
I. Elementary Methods and Eules
II. HoRS d'CEuvre (Cold) ....
III. Soups (Potages)
IV. Sauces and Forcemeats
V. Garnitures and Decorations
VI. Dressed Fish and Fish Entrees .
VII. Cold Entrees and Second Course Dishes
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A great part of the work has been rewritten, and
the whole of it carefully revised and brought up to the
present requirements of the art. The vocabulary of
technical terms used in cookery has been enlarged, and
bills of fare (menus) for every month in the year have
been added. No trouble or expense has been spared to
bring the work up to date, and make it a reliable text
book of the culinary art, useful to the cook, helpful to
those desirous of a more exact knowledge of the art. and
acceptable to the public generally.
I take this opportunity of thanking all those who
have shown their kind appreciation of my efforts, and
the friendly notices of the press.
— — — '^. -^
London : November 1895.
CONTENTS.
(^FoT AljyTiabetical Index see end of the BooTt.^
Peeface
PAGE
. 3
PART I.
THE ART OF COOKERY, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
Introductory 11
Feasts and Epicures of Olden Times . . . .27
The Tongue and the Sense of Taste . . . .32
PART II.
THE COOK AND THE KITCHEN.
Introductory 35
The Early Use of the Word Kitchen . . . .47
The Cook in Proverb 50
The Ten Cardinal Virtues for the professional
Cook 51
Gastronomy in the form of an Aphorism . . .52
Brillat-Savarin's Maxims put into Ehyme . . 54
Maxims for the Kitchen 57
Eating and Drinking op the Turks . . . .58
Chinese Diet and Custom 60
Culinary Telephone 68
HIGH-CLASS
PART III.
AND DOMESTIC
THE PRESENT
COOKERY
TIME.
Introductory
Notes on Boiling
Notes on Boasting
Notes on Stewing
Notes on Frying
Notes on Braising
OF
65
71
74
76
77
79
8 PRACTICAL GASTRONOMY
PAGK
Notes on Broiling and Grilling 81
Notes on Salads and Salad Dressing . . , .82
PART IV.
MENU-COMPILER AND REGISTER OF DISHES.
Hors-d'ceuvre froids— cold side-dishes . . . .89
PoTAGES— Soups 95
Poissons— Fish . 109
Releves — Removes 126
Entrees Legeres — Light Entrees 135
Entrees Froides — Cold Entrees 144
Entrees de Veau — Entrees of Yeal .... 148
Entrees de Bceuf — Entrees of Beef .... 169
Entrees d'Agneau — Entrees of Lamb .... 183
Entrees de Mouton— Entrees op Mutton . . . 194
Entrees de Porc — Entrees of Pork .... 206
Entrees de Volaille — Entrees of Poultry . . . 212
Entrees de Gibier — Entrees of Game .... 237
Rotis — Roasts 250
Legumes — Vegetables 255
Salades— Salads 284
Legumes Con fits au Vinaigbe, kc. — Pickled Vege-
tables, &c 289
Sauces — Sauces 290
Entremets de Douceur — Sweet Dishes .... 305
PouDiNGs — Puddings 305
Souffles et Omelettes — Souffles and Omelets . 308
Gateaux— Cakes 309
Patisserie, &c. — Pastry, &c 310
Charlottes — Charlottes 312
Beignets, &c. — Fritters, &c. 313
Fruits au Riz, Croutes, &c. — Fruits with Rice,
Crusts, &c 314
Blancmangers et Cremes — Blancmanges and Cream 3 1 6
Compotes DE Frltets — Stewed Fruits . . . .316
Gelees, &c. — Jellies, &;c
Cremes Fouettees — Whipped Creams . . .31^
Glaces— Ices 319^
CONTENTS
9
Entremets Savoukbux, &c. — Savoury Dishes, &c.
Dessert : — Fruits and Biscuits
Fromages — Cheeses
PAGB
. 322
, 335
. 338
PART V.
RECHERCHE COOKERY.
CHAPTER
Specimen Menus for each Month
I. Elementary Methods and Eules
II. HoRS d'CEuvre (Cold) ....
III. Soups (Potages)
IV. Sauces and Forcemeats
V. Garnitures and Decorations
VI. Dressed Fish and Fish Entrees .
VII. Cold Entrees and Second Course Dishes