High-Class Cookery Recipes

The National Training School of Cookery's own recipes, c.1906 — high-class dishes as taught, course by course, under royal patronage.

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Introduction

9 recipes

Soups

51 recipes

Dressed Fish

61 recipes

Curries and Indian Dishes

12 recipes

Entrées

160 recipes

Sauces

57 recipes

Vegetables and Salads

30 recipes

Savouries

60 recipes

Pastry

23 recipes

Hot Puddings and Soufflés

24 recipes

Creams, Jellies and Cold Sweets

61 recipes

Fancy Bread and Cakes

43 recipes

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Highlights

Three Eggs (Three-quarters of an ounce)

Three-quarters of an ounce of Gelatine. Half a pint of whipped Cream.

Sauce Matelote (With Wine and Vegetables)

(Sauce with Wine and Vegetables.) Ingredients. Half a pint of Espagnole Sauce.

Normande

One slice of Cod of moderate thickness.

Nine Eggs

One gill of warm Milk or Cream. Mix the salt and sugar with the warm milk or cream, put the flour on a slab, make a hole in the…

Vol-au-Vent de Pommes

The Rind of a Lemon (grated). Put the apples peeled and cored into a stewpan with the sugar, lemon-juice and rind, and the water…

Galettes

Half an ounce of Castor Sugar. Half a pint of Milk (warmed).

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