Recipes

216 receipts in this part of A New Collection of Genuine Receipts, A to Z.

A B C D E F G I J L M N O P R S T U W Y

A

B

Baked Custards
Bed Bugs
Bees preserved
Black current jelly
Black dyes
Black sealing wax
Blue Ink
Brazil-wood, and fustic mixed together
Butts in a Horse

C

Common almond paste
Copal Varnish
Corn Stalks
Corns
Corns--a plaister
Crimson

D

Dropsy
Dye-Yellow and Green

E

Ebony-Black
Excellent perfume for gloves
Eye Stone

F

Fall Ploughing
For the Ulcers
From blue and yellow, greens of all shades From red and blue, purples of all kinds are formed

G

Genuine Receipts
Ginger Beer
Gout

I

Improvement in Bread
Ink spots on Collon
Invisible Ink for Secret Correspondence
Iron Moulds

J

Jumble Beer

L

Lime water
Liquid Blacking
Luminous Ink that will shine in the Dark

M

Mending China

N

Nerve ointment

O

Of roots
Oil Varnish

P

Pearl water for the face
Polipus in the Nose
Potatoes
Preservation of fresh meal
Purple
Purple Ink
Putrid sore Throat

R

Raisin Wine
Raspberry cream
Raspberry jam
Red dyes
Red Ink
Red oxide of iron
Rheumatism
Rice Custards
Rickets

S

Shoe Blacking (Take I quart of good vinegar)
Shoe Blacking (Take ounces ivory black)
Sponge biscuits
Spring Bye
Stain of fruit or wine
Star in a Horse's forehead
Stone or Gravel
Strawberry jam
Sympathetic Laks

T

Tanning Leather
Tansy pudding
The dye of logwood
The dye of madder
The Stone
To alum silks
To bleach Cotton
To bleach silk
To bleach Wool
To bottle damsons
To carry the colour into the body of the cloth
To choose and apply them
To clarify Beer
To clean black silks
To clean black veils
To clean buff colored cloth
To clean gold lace
To clean paper hangings
To clean scarlet cloth
To clean silk stockings
To clean Teeth
To clean while veils
To cleanse gloves without welling
To colour vellum green
To destroy Flies
To dip scarlet cloth
To discharge colours
To dry cherries
To dye a black upon cotton, linen, and mixed goods
To dye a silk shawl crimson
To dye a silk shawl scarlet
To dye black cloth green
To dye bristles or feathers green
To dye compound colours
To dye cotton and linen blue
To dye cotton cloth black
To dye cottons and linens black
To dye gloves
To dye grey, drab, and dark brown
To dye horns of different colours
To dye linens and cottons yellow
To dye olive, orange, and cinnamon
To dye or colour horse hair
To dye or stain horn tortoise-shell colour
To dye silk blue
To dye silk lilac
To dye silk stockings black
To dye silks and satins brown in the small way
To dye silks black
To dye silks of fawn colour drabs
To dye silks yellow
To dye violet, purple, and lilac
To dye white gloves purple
To dye wood a silver grey
To dye wool a permanent blue colour
To dye wool and woollen cloths of a blue colour
To dye woollens black
To dye woollens red, crimson, and scarlet
To dye woollens yellow
To dye, crimson, red, orange, or yellow
To imitate King or Botany-bay wood
To imitate rose-wood
To keep gooseberries
To keep your brushes in order
To make a Fast day's dish
To make a plain pudding
To make a puff paste
To make a rich plum cake
To make a rich seed cake
To make a short crust
To make a solution of tin in aqua regia
To make a Writing appear and disappear at pleasure
To make apple cakes
To make cement for metals
To make chemic blue and green
To make common buns
To make cream cakes
To make cream of roses
To make fancy biscuits
To make Good Shining Black Ink
To make muriate of tin
To make paste for tarts
To make plain gingerbread
To make red sealing wax
To make rose lip salve
To make the best white hard Varnish
To make Turpentine Varnish
To marble the covers of books
To marble the edges of books or paper
To perfume clothes
To pickle in brine
To pot leg of beef
To prepare blue turnsole for staining wood
To prepare realgar
To prepare wood for dyeing
To preserve brass ornaments
To preserve grapes
To preserve strawberries whole
To prevent the tooth ache
To produce the Swiss deep and pale red tropical mordants
To purchase dyeing materials
To remove grease spots
To remove Printing Ink
To restore old Writing that is nearly defaced
To salt hams
To stain beech-wood a mahogany colour
To stain box wood brown
To stain oak a mahogany colour
To steam potatoes
To sweeten the breath
To take out spots of ink
To take out writing
To take stains out of silver plate
To tinge bone and ivory red
To turn red hair black
To under colours holdings
To varnish a piece of Furniture
To varnish Drawings, or any kind of Paper or Card-work
To Varnish Harps and Dulcimers in the Indian manner
To wash fine lace or linen
To write on Paper with Gold or Silver
Tooth-Ache

U

Use of alum as a mordant

W

Waterproof Leather
Weak and weeping Eyes
White oxide of tin
Whooping Cough
Wine from Cider
Writing Ink

Y

Yellow dyes
Yellow Ink