Chapter 26 of 28

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The Country Housewife and Lady's Director in the Management of a House, and the Delights and Profits of a Farm · Richard Bradley

Sturgeon, cured.

Sturgeon, pickled.

Ditto, fresh, to roast.

Ditto, fresh, to boil.

Ditto, fresh, in a Pye.

Sheeps-Tongues, pickled.

Smoaking-Closets, for Hams.

Sorts of Mustard.

Shoulder of Mutton roasted like Venison.

Syrup of Mulberries.

Syrup of Raspberries.

Sheeps-Trotters, fricasseed.

Sorrel-Tarts.

Stew'd Peaches.

Stinking, of Flesh, prevented.

Stew'd Wild-Ducks.

Sea-Larks, or Oysters, roasted on Spits.

Shoulder, of Mutton, farced.

Salmi, or Salmi-Gundy.

Shropshire-Pye.

Ditto, another way.

Seed-Cake.

Sick Lap-Dog, to cure.

Soles, to stew.

Scots Snuff, to make.

Shropshire-Dish.

Salmon-boiled.

Soles, fry'd.

Snails, fry'd.

Snails, with white Sauce.

Ditto, with brown Sauce.

Sweet-meats, candy'd,

Syllabubs, whipt.

Spirit of Lilly-of-the-Valley.

Stew'd Veal.

Sauce for a Bisque of Fish.

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