the Eomans and the art of, 16. ;
an ancient sauce, 12 ; some
famous Roman epicures, ib.;
a culinary delicacy in 1509,
13 ; soups of the fifteenth cen-
tury, ib.\ ancient tribes and
their tastes, ib.; meals and fa-
vourite dishes of the Romans,
14 ; culinary practices among
the Normans, 14 sq. ; customs
of ancient Britons and Anglo-
Saxons, 16 sq. ; some famous
French epicures, 17 ; an
eighteenth century kitchen
staff, 18 sq. ; books on cookery,
19, 21-24 ; progress of the art
in various countries, 20 ; cu-
rious advice to ladies and cliil-
dren, 22 ; French and English
cookery compared, 23 sqq. ;
sumptuous feasts of the olden
times, 27 sqq.; Massinger on
the extravagance of our fore-
fathers, 28 ; prices in the
thirteenth century, ib. ; an
'"amble pie," 29; the heroic
days of feasting, ib.; the Duke
of Weliington and cookery, ib. ;
abnormal and diseased appe-
tites, ZOsq,; an old Scotch
" grace," 31 ; the tongue and
the sense of taste, 32 sqq. See
also England ; English cook-
ery ; France, COOKERY in ; &c.
Cookery, high-class and domestic —
recent progress in high-class,
65 ; backward state of domes-
tic, 66 ; the advantages of
eflBcient cookery, 67 sqq. ; notes
on boiling, 71 sqq. ; roasting,
74 sqq.; ste\ving, 76 sq. ; frying,
77 sqq. ; braising, 79 sq. ; broil-
ing and grilling, 81 sq. ; salads
and salad dressing, 82 sqq. ;
vocabulary of terms used in 871-910
Coquilles 137,13a
" Cordon bleu, le " .... 870
"Cordon rouge, le" . . . . 868
Cornets, &c., wiiipped creams for . 319
Crakovys 140
Creams (crcmes) .... 316
Ices(glaces) . . . 319-321
Whipped (cremes fouettees) for
meringues, cornets, &c. , . 319
Cremes. See Creams
Crepinettes ..... 137
Cromesquis 139
Croquettes 139
Croustades .... 136, 137
INDEX
919
CRU
Page
Cms de Bordeaux .... 84U
Crus de Burgoyne (Burgnudy) . 840
Cucumbers (concombres) . 266, 267
Culinary dictiouary . 587, 588, H71
Telephone, 63 iq.
Cussy, Marquis de, on the cook . 45
Darioles 140
Dessert 335-338
Biscuits, names of Swiss and
French .... 336, 337
Fromages (cheeses) . . . 338
Piece:? montees .... 337
Dictionary, culinary . . 871-910
Dinde (turkey), entrees . , 217-220
Dionysius, his lines on the cook . 45
Dishes. See Made ; Savoury ;
Side ; and Sweet dishes.
Domestic cookery. See Cookery,
High-class and domestic.
Dressed fish, recipes . . . 45b
Dressed vegetables, recipes . . 57i)
Duck, a Roman delicacy . . 14
Entrees (canard entrees) . 212,213
Duckling (caneton), entrees . 214, 215
Dudley, the late Earl of, his fare
for an Emperor ... 25
Eel (anguille) 109
Egg plants (aubergines) . . 259
Savouries (ceuf savoureux) 328-332
Elemfnlary methods caul rules . 354
Endive or chicory (chicoree) . . 264
England, confections on sale in
(1569), 20 ; her taste for French
dishes in tlie seventeenrh
century, 20 ; style of laying the
table in . . . " . . 470
English cookery, books on, 21 sqq. ;
in Queen Elizabeth's reign, 23 ;
Pope on, 24 ; Thackeray's lines
on, 25 ; comparison of French
and 26
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the Eomans and the art of, 16. ;
an ancient sauce, 12 ; some
famous Roman epicures, ib.;
a culinary delicacy in 1509,
13 ; soups of the fifteenth cen-
tury, ib.\ ancient tribes and
their tastes, ib.; meals and fa-
vourite dishes of the Romans,
14 ; culinary practices among
the Normans, 14 sq. ; customs
of ancient Britons and Anglo-
Saxons, 16 sq. ; some famous
French epicures, 17 ; an
eighteenth century kitchen
staff, 18 sq. ; books on cookery,
19, 21-24 ; progress of the art
in various countries, 20 ; cu-
rious advice to ladies and cliil-
dren, 22 ; French and English
cookery compared, 23 sqq. ;
sumptuous feasts of the olden
times, 27 sqq.; Massinger on
the extravagance of our fore-
fathers, 28 ; prices in the
thirteenth century, ib. ; an
'"amble pie," 29; the heroic
days of feasting, ib.; the Duke
of Weliington and cookery, ib. ;
abnormal and diseased appe-
tites, ZOsq,; an old Scotch
" grace," 31 ; the tongue and
the sense of taste, 32 sqq. See
also England ; English cook-
ery ; France, COOKERY in ; &c.
Cookery, high-class and domestic —
recent progress in high-class,
65 ; backward state of domes-
tic, 66 ; the advantages of
eflBcient cookery, 67 sqq. ; notes
on boiling, 71 sqq. ; roasting,
74 sqq.; ste\ving, 76 sq. ; frying,
77 sqq. ; braising, 79 sq. ; broil-
ing and grilling, 81 sq. ; salads
and salad dressing, 82 sqq. ;
vocabulary of terms used in 871-910
Coquilles 137,13a
" Cordon bleu, le " .... 870
"Cordon rouge, le" . . . . 868
Cornets, &c., wiiipped creams for . 319
Crakovys 140
Creams (crcmes) .... 316
Ices(glaces) . . . 319-321
Whipped (cremes fouettees) for
meringues, cornets, &c. , . 319
Cremes. See Creams
Crepinettes ..... 137
Cromesquis 139
Croquettes 139
Croustades .... 136, 137
INDEX
919
CRU
Page
Cms de Bordeaux .... 84U
Crus de Burgoyne (Burgnudy) . 840
Cucumbers (concombres) . 266, 267
Culinary dictiouary . 587, 588, H71
Telephone, 63 iq.
Cussy, Marquis de, on the cook . 45
Darioles 140
Dessert 335-338
Biscuits, names of Swiss and
French .... 336, 337
Fromages (cheeses) . . . 338
Piece:? montees .... 337
Dictionary, culinary . . 871-910
Dinde (turkey), entrees . , 217-220
Dionysius, his lines on the cook . 45
Dishes. See Made ; Savoury ;
Side ; and Sweet dishes.
Domestic cookery. See Cookery,
High-class and domestic.
Dressed fish, recipes . . . 45b
Dressed vegetables, recipes . . 57i)
Duck, a Roman delicacy . . 14
Entrees (canard entrees) . 212,213
Duckling (caneton), entrees . 214, 215
Dudley, the late Earl of, his fare
for an Emperor ... 25
Eel (anguille) 109
Egg plants (aubergines) . . 259
Savouries (ceuf savoureux) 328-332
Elemfnlary methods caul rules . 354
Endive or chicory (chicoree) . . 264
England, confections on sale in
(1569), 20 ; her taste for French
dishes in tlie seventeenrh
century, 20 ; style of laying the
table in . . . " . . 470
English cookery, books on, 21 sqq. ;
in Queen Elizabeth's reign, 23 ;
Pope on, 24 ; Thackeray's lines
on, 25 ; comparison of French
and 26