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Modern domestic cookery. Four tablespoonfuls , or half a gill , will fill a common wine - glass . Four wine - glasses will ... tablespoonful of salt or brown sugar is generally about one ounce . Sieves , of various descriptions , are very ...
Modern domestic cookery. Four tablespoonfuls , or half a gill , will fill a common wine - glass . Four wine - glasses will ... tablespoonful of salt or brown sugar is generally about one ounce . Sieves , of various descriptions , are very ...
Page 74
... tablespoonful of salt . Fill up the stewpan with 3 quarts of water , stirring it occa- sionally . When it boils , set it on the stove , and let it simmer until the tails are quite tender , when put them into the tureen and strain the ...
... tablespoonful of salt . Fill up the stewpan with 3 quarts of water , stirring it occa- sionally . When it boils , set it on the stove , and let it simmer until the tails are quite tender , when put them into the tureen and strain the ...
Page 75
... table- spoonful of brandy . A little celery , carrot , and turnip , if minced small and boiled in a basin of it a short ... tablespoonful of salt . Hang it over a good fire , full 8 hours before you dine . When it has come to a hard boil ...
... table- spoonful of brandy . A little celery , carrot , and turnip , if minced small and boiled in a basin of it a short ... tablespoonful of salt . Hang it over a good fire , full 8 hours before you dine . When it has come to a hard boil ...
Page 78
... table - spoonful of pearl barley or rice . Let it boil gently for 3 hours , keeping it cleanly skimmed . Serve with bits of toasted bread . SHEEP'S - HEAD SOUP . 11. Have the head carefully cleaned , put it into a stewpan with a little ...
... table - spoonful of pearl barley or rice . Let it boil gently for 3 hours , keeping it cleanly skimmed . Serve with bits of toasted bread . SHEEP'S - HEAD SOUP . 11. Have the head carefully cleaned , put it into a stewpan with a little ...
Page 90
... tablespoonfuls each when chopped ) , 1 tablespoonfuls of sweet basil ( chopped ) , and 4 tablespoonfuls of parsley . Pound together a nutmeg , 1 dozen allspice , 1 blade of mace , 5 or 6 cloves , 1 tablespoonful of pepper and of salt ...
... tablespoonfuls each when chopped ) , 1 tablespoonfuls of sweet basil ( chopped ) , and 4 tablespoonfuls of parsley . Pound together a nutmeg , 1 dozen allspice , 1 blade of mace , 5 or 6 cloves , 1 tablespoonful of pepper and of salt ...
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Page xx - An inch is the smallest lineal measure to which a name is given, but subdivisions are used for many purposes. Among mechanics, the inch is commonly divided into eighths. By the officers of the revenue and by scientific persons it is divided into tenths, hundredths, &c. Formerly it was made to consist of 12 parts, called lines.