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Author: Kent, Elizabeth Grey, Countess of, 1581-1651.
Title: A choice manual, or Rare secrets in physick and chirurgery: collected, & practised by the Right Honourable the Countesse of Kent, late deceased. Whereto are added several experiments of the vertue of Gascon powder, and lapis contra yarvam by a professor of physick. As also most exquisite ways of preserving, conserving, candying &c.
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Print source: A choice manual, or Rare secrets in physick and chirurgery: collected, & practised by the Right Honourable the Countesse of Kent, late deceased. Whereto are added several experiments of the vertue of Gascon powder, and lapis contra yarvam by a professor of physick. As also most exquisite ways of preserving, conserving, candying &c.
Kent, Elizabeth Grey, Countess of, 1581-1651., W. J.
London: printed for H. Mortlock at the Phœnix in St. Paul's Churchyard, 1687.
Alternate titles: Choice manuall
Subject terms:
Medicine, Popular -- Early works to 1800.
Medicine -- Formulae, receipts, prescriptions -- Early works to 1800.
Cookery -- Early works to 1800.
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To the vertuous and most Noble Lady, Laetitia Popham, Wife of the Honourable and truly Vali∣ant Col. Alexander Popham.
TO THE READER.
A Table of the Contents.
A Choice Manual, OR, RARE and SELECT SECRETS IN PHYSICK, By the Right Honourable the Countess of KENT
A very good Medicine for a Consum∣ption and Cough of the Lungs.
Sir John Digbies Medicine for the Stone in the Kidneys.
A Medicine for the falling sickness.
For Cordials and Restoratives use these things following.
Against Melancholy.
If you be sick after meat use this.
Aqua Mirabilis.
Another way to make Aqua Mirabilis.
A Medicine for the Stone in the Kidneys.
To make Horse-raddish drink.
An excellent Syrrup against Me∣lancholy.
An excellent Receipt for the Plague.
An excellent Cordial.
For a bruise or stitch under the Ribs.
An excellent Receipt for an Itch, or any foul Scabs.
A Receipt good for the Liver.
For Flegm, and stopping in the throat and stomach. D. T.
For an extream cold and cough.
To distil Treacle water.
Treacle-water.
To take away Hoarsness.
To take away the Head-ach.
For a Cough.
To make Jelly of Harts-horn.
To make a Glister.
Another.
A comfortable Cordial to chear the Heart.
A Cordial for Wind in the sto∣mach, or any part.
Restorative.
Another Restorative.
Another Restorative.
Another Restorative.
A Restoring Broth.
A strengthening Meat.
Broth for a Consumption.
Another Cordial.
A Cordial for a breakfast, fasting.
A Restoring break-fast.
A Medicine for any griping of the Belly.
To keep the Body Laxative.
To make the China Broth for a Consumption.
A Gentle Purge.
Another Purge.
Broth for a Consumption.
To prevent miscarrying.
For Boils, or Kibes, or to draw a Sore.
To make Cammomil Oyl.
A Receipt for the Pleurisie.
For an Ague.
An excellent Balm for a green Wound.
For an Ach.
To make a Sear-cloth.
For Wind in the stomach, and for the Spleen.
A most excellent water for a Consum∣ption and Cough of the Lungs.
For a Bruise.
The Eye water for the infirmities and diseases of the Eye.
A Medicine very good for the Dropsie or the Scurvy, and to clear the Blood.
For sore Eyes.
A Sirrup to strengthen the stomach, and the brain, and to make a sweet breath.
For the burning in the back.
A very good Medicine to stay the Vomiting.
For weakness in the Back.
To make a Cap for the pain and coldness of the Head.
To make pectoral Rouls for a Cold.
For the Running of the Reins.
For Sun-burn.
For a Pin, and Web, and red∣ness in the Eye.
A special Medicine to pre∣serve the Sight.
A proved Medicine for the Yellow Jaundies.
To make Pectoral Rouls.
A plaister for a sore Breast.
A Medicine for the dead Palsie, and for them that have lost their speech.
An approved Medicine for an Ach or Swelling.
An approved Medicine for a stinking Breath.
A good Broth for one that is weak.
A Receipt for Purging. D. T.
To comfort the stomach, and help windiness and Rheum.
To make a Callice for a weak person.
For the Gout.
The Poultess for the Gout.
For them that cannot hear.
A Soveraign water, good for many Cures, and the health of bodies.
To stench the bleeding of a wound.
For spitting of blood after a fall or bruise.
For to heal him that spitteth Blood.
For to know whether one that hath the Flux shall live or die.
For to stench the bleeding of a Vein.
For a Vein that is evil smitten.
For one that pisseth Blood.
For a woman travailing with Child.
Against surfeiting and digesting.
A water to comfort weak Eyes, and to preserve the sight.
For tender Eyes, or for Children.
For hot and red Eyes.
For Corns.
Searcloth for a Sore, or Sprane, or any swelling.
A Poultess for a Swelling.
To make a strong water good for a Can∣ker or any old Sore, or to eat any lump of flesh that groweth.
To heal any Bruise, Sore, or Swelling.
A Medicine for any wound old or new.
A Medicine for a Wen.
For breaking out of Childrens heads.
For to mundifie, and gently to cleanse Vlcers, and breed new flesh.
A Fomentation.
For the Falling-sickness, or Convulsions.
For a Tetter, proceeding of a salt-hu∣mour in the Breast and Paps.
For the bloody Flux.
A Plaister for all manner of bruises.
To make Flos Unguentorum.
An Ointment for all sorts of Aches.
An excellent Syrrup to purge.
To make drink for all kind of Surfeits.
A Medicine for the Reins of the back.
A Medicine for the Ach in the back.
For a Stitch.
To make a salve for wounds that be cankered and do burn.
A Medicine for a Bone-ach.
For Sinews that are shrunk.
A water for the biting of a mad Dog.
A proved Medicine for any one that have an Ague in their breast.
To kill a Fellon.
To break a Fellon.
Doctor Stevens Soveraign water.
Doctor Willoughbies Water.
A Medicine for them that have a pain after their child-bed.
For the running of the Reins.
For Cods that be swollen.
To draw an Arrow-head, or other Iron out of a wound.
A Plaister for a green wound.
For a Lask.
For him that hath a bunch or knot in his head, or that hath his head swollen with a fall.
Against the biting of any vene∣mous Beast.
A perfect Remedy for him that is sore wounded with any Sword or Staff.
A Bag to smell unto for Melancholy, or to cause one to sleep.
For spitting of Blood.
An Ointment for all sores, cuts, swell∣ings, and heat.
Salve for a new Hurt.
Against the biting of a mad Dog, and the rage or madness that followeth a man after he is bitten.
Against the grief in the Lungs, and spitting of blood.
Against spitting of Blood by reason of some vein broken in the breast.
For to cleanse the Head.
A good remedy against the Pleurisie.
For a Pin, or Web in the Eye.
A Remedy to be used in a fit of the Stone when the water stops.
A Syrrup for the pain in the Stomach.
Receipts for bruises, approved by the Lady of Arundel.
Another for the same.
To cause easie labour.
A Cordial for the Sea.
A Plaister to strengthen the Back.
A present remedy for a woman with Child, that hath taken harm by a fall, or fright, or any mischance.
For a weak Back.
Oyl of Saint John's Wort.
A green Salve for an old Sore.
A most excellent Powder for the Cho∣lick and Stone.
A present Remedy for the Running of the Reins.
A Salve for a green wound.
A proved Medicine for a burning or scalding by lightning or otherwise.
To use it.
A Powder for the Green Sickness, approved with very good suc∣cess upon many.
The manner of using this Powder.
The Patients Diet.
A Drink to stench Blood inwardly.
A Powder to keep the Teeth clean, and from being worm eaten.
A Salve to heal all manner of Sores and Cuts.
To make Oyl of Sage, good for the grief in any joynt, or for any ach.
A Medicine to purge and amend the Heart, Stomach, Spleen, Liver, Lungs and Brain.
To drive infectious diseases from the heart.
For the Tooth-ach.
Another.
For the Strangullion or the Stone.
For the Stone.
For the black Jaundies.
A drawing Salve for an old Sore.
A Water to wash Sores withal.
A Medicine to cure the Garget in the throat.
For the Hearing.
For a dead Child in a womans Body.
For a Woman that hath her Flowers too much.
A Medicine for the Gout.
A diet drink for the running Gout, Ach in the Joynts, and for all in∣fections.
A Plaister to heal any Sore.
To cause a woman to have her sickness.
For the Stone.
To kill worms.
For a hot Rheum in the Head.
For a Lask.
For an Itch or any scurf of the body.
For one that is bruised with a fall.
For the Emeroides.
For one that is burned with Gun-powder or otherwise.
To heal a prick with a Nail or Thorn.
To stop the bleeding of a cut or wound.
For a Scald.
An Ointment for a Tetter.
For the singing in the Head.
A Drink for one that is weak, and misdoubting a Consumption.
A Drink for the Plague.
For a bruise or stitch.
A Drink for one that hath a Rupture.
A Plaister for a Rupture.
GRATIOSA CURA. A Water for a Cut or a Sore.
For the Wind Colick.
To make a soveraign Oyl of a Fox for the nummed Palsie.
To comfort the brain, and pro∣cure sleep.
For the weakness in the Back.
For a Canker in any part of the Body.
For an old bruise.
Oyl of Foxes, or Badgers, for Ach in the joints, the Sciatica, diseases of the Sinews, and pains of the Reins and Back.
To make the Leaden Plaister.
The virtue of the Plaister.
For a pricking of a Thorn.
A Medicine for the Plague.
Another Medicine for the Plague.
To break the Plague sore.
To make a Salve to dress any wound.
A most excellent Water for sore Eyes.
A Plaister for one that is bruised.
Balm water for a Surfeit.
A Restorative Water in sickness, the Patient being weak.
To make a Caudle to prevent the Lask.
For one that cannot make water and to break the Stone.
A Diet against Melancholy.
A Syrrup to open the Liver.
For one that cannot make water.
To make Aqua Composita.
An Ointment for a Swelling.
A Plaister for the Back.
To make Oyl of Swallows.
For a Thorn, Fellon or Prick.
A Drink for one that hath a Rupture.
For a Lask or Flux.
A Lotion Water for the Canker.
For the Mother.
A Water for all old Sores.
For one that hath a great heat in his Temples, or that cannot sleep.
To quench or slake your Thirst.
For one that hath a great heat in his hands and stomach.
Against all Aches especially of a Womans breast.
For the Phthisick and dry Cough.
To take away Warts.
A perfect Water for the sight.
To restore the Hearing.
For a Fellon in the Joints.
To comfort the Brains, and to procure sleep.
A Medicine for a forehead with a Scald.
A Salve for a Green wound, or old Sore.
For the Running of the Reins. Approved.
For the burning and pricking in the Soles of the Feet.
A Medicine for any heat, burning, or Scalding. Approved.
To make Aqua Composita to drink for a Surfeit, or a cold stomach, and to avoid Flegm and glut from the stomach.
For an Ach in the Joynts.
A Plaister to lay to the Head for a Rheum which runneth at the Eyes.
A Water to be used with the Plaister above said for the same purpose.
For the Emeroides, approved.
To break any Sore.
A Bath for an Ach in the Back, and Limbs.
A Medicine for any Joynt that is numb with any Ach, approved.
A Medicine for a Fellon of any Finger.
For a Boil or Push.
An Electuary to cause good digestion, and to comfort the stomach.
A Powder for the Rheum or sore Eyes.
A Salve for any Wound.
How to deliver a Child in danger.
A most singular Syrrup for the Lungs; and to prevent a Consumption.
A Powder for the Stone.
For the Cholick and Stone.
A good water to drink with wine, or without to cool Choler.
How to make Aqua Composita for the Cholick and Stone.
A Medicine for the Cholick passion.
How to take away the servent shaking and burning of an Ague.
For the hardness and stiffness of the Sinews.
How to stay the Flux.
An approved Medicine for the Plague, called the Philosophers Egg: It is a most excellent preservative against all poysons, or dangerous Diseases that draw towards the Heart.
How to use this Electuary.
To make Balm Water.
To make Doctor Stevens Water.
An Ointment for any strain in the Joynts, or any Sore.
For an Ague.
A Powder against the wind in the Stomach.
For a Pin and a Web in the Eye.
For blood shotten, and sore Eyes coming of heat.
For an Ach in the Bones.
For Children that are troubled with an extream Cough.
A Medicine for sore Eyes.
To help one that is inwardly bruised.
For the Spleen.
For a Burning or Scald.
For the Emeroids and Piles.
For the Canker in the Mouth or Nose.
A Remedy for the Mother.
A Medicine for the Worms.
A Preservation against the Plague.
A Pill for those that are infected.
A Poultess to break a Plague-sore.
An Electuary for the Plague.
Against a Tertian Ague.
Against the Wind.
Another.
For the sting of an Adder.
For the biting of a Dog.
A Medicine for a woman that hath a dead Child, or for the after-birth after deliverance.
To make the best Paracelsus Salve.
An Ointment for any strain in the Joynts, or for any Sore.
Mr. Ashley's Ointment.
An approved Medicine for an Ach in the Joynts whatsoever.
A Searcloth to be used against Car∣buncles, red Sores, Biles Swellings, or any hot causes.
A Plague Water to be taken three times, for the first helpeth not.
A Defensive Plaister.
A Syrrup for a Cold.
To stay the bleeding of a wound.
A Poultess.
For the Running of the Reins.
For a Poultess.
For a Blast.
Another.
A Balsamum.
To make an excellent oyl of Hypericon.
For the Falling sickness.
For the kibed Heels.
A Medicine for sore Eyes.
For a Scald-head.
For a Bloody Flux.
For the Itch.
For sore Eyes.
A Water for sore Eyes.
An approved application against any Surfeit.
A Medicine against the Plague.
Jelly of Frogs.
For the Tooth-ach.
To make the Teeth stand fast.
For the perillous Cough.
For a man that hath no tast in Meat or Drink.
To preserve a man from the Plague.
For a Tetter or Ring-worm.
To keep ones body loose whensoe∣ver you need.
For a red Face.
For a young Child to make Water.
A Medicine for the falling of the Vvula into the throat.
A Medicine for the heat of the soles of the feet, that cometh by them or blood.
Gascon's own Powder.
The Apothecaries Gascon Powder, with the use.
The Powder prescribed by the Doctors in their last London Dispensatory 1650. called the Powder of Crabs claws.
The Countess of Kents Powder, good against all malignant and Pesti∣lent Diseases, French Pox, Small Pox, Measels, Plague, Pestilence, malignant or scarlet Fevers, good against Melancholy decoction of Spirits, twenty or thirty grains thereof being exhibited in a little warm Sack, or Harts-horn Jelly to a man, and half as much, or twelve grains to a child.
The Virtue of a Root called Contra Yerva, being made into a fine Powder.
additions
THE EPISTLE.
The Virtues of Aqua Bezar.
The Virtues of Spirit of Clary.
The Virtue of Aqua Mariae.
The Virtues of Flowers of Rosemary.
The Virtues of Spirit of Mint.
The Virtues of Aqua Theriacalis.
The Virtues of Spirits of Saffron.
Virtues of Spirit of Roses.
The Virtue of the Spirit of Diasatyrion.
The Virtues of the Spirit of Strawberries.
Spirits of Confection of Alkermes its Virtues.
The Virtues of Spirit of Comfrey.
Extract of Ambergreece.
Several Experiments made of the Countess of Kents, or of Gascons Powder, by a Professor of Physick.
The Composition of the Oyl called Oleum Magistrale, said to be in∣vented by one named Aparithus, a Spaniard; being special good to cleanse and consolidate wounds, especially in the Head.
ADDITIONS.
A rare Searcloth, with the Virtues.
The Virtues of this Searcloth, are;
For a Surfeit.
An excellent Receipt against a Cough of a Consumption.
Lucantelion's Balsom, admirable for Wounds, and many other things.
The Virtues.
A most certain and proved Medi∣cine against all manner of Pesti∣lence and Plague, be it never so vehement.
How to make the Ointment of Tobacco, Jobertus.
The Virtues of it are these.
A very good Conserve for the help of a Consumption and Cough.
A very special Drink against a Consumption.
For Worms in Children.
How to drive away the Yellows of the Face that is caused by the over-flowing of the Gall. Approved.
An excellent Medicine for the Dropsie, made for Queen Elizabeth by Doctor Adrian and Doctor Lacy. Proved.
For the Dropsie that swelleth.
The Celestial Water the best in the World for the Eyes.
An Excellent Water for one that is near, or in a Consumption.
For to stay vomiting presently.
Doctor Turcables green Balsom.
The Vertues are these.
A most excellent Powder, much used by a Person of Quality, lately de∣ceased, with the Virtues.
The Vertue of this powder is most excellent.
How to strengthen the Back, and to make one lusty.
For one that cannot make his Water.
How to help a stinking Breath that cometh from the Stomach.
For the Sciatica or the Gout, my Lord of Sussex Medicine, called Flesh-Unguetors.
The way to make it.
The ordering of the same Medicine.
A TABLE OF THE CONTENTS OF THE ADDITIONS.
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To the Virtuous and Most Hopeful Gentlewoman, Mrs. Anne Pile, Eldest Daughter of the Honourable Sir Francis Pile Baronet, De∣ceased.
To the READER.
A Table of the Contents.
A TRUE GENTLE WOMANS DELIGHT.
To make an excellent Jelly.
To make a Crystal Jelly.
To make Apple-Cream at any time.
To make a Trifle Cream.
To make Clouted Cream.
To make Quince Cream.
To make a fresh Cheese.
To make a Codling Cream.
How to make a Goosberry Fool.
How to make a white Fool.
To make a Goosberry Custard.
To make a Fool.
To make Cheese-cakes.
To make a Sack-Posset.
To make Leach.
To make yellow Leach.
To make a slipcoat-Cheese.
To make Cheese-Loaves.
How to make a very good Tansie.
To make black Tart stuff.
To make yellow Tart stuff.
To make a made Dish.
A Sauce for a Shoulder of Mutton.
To fry Apple Pies.
To make Curd Cakes.
To make Furmenty.
To make an Artichoak Pye.
To make a Chicken Pie.
To bake Beef like red Deer.
To roast a Shoulder of Mutton with Thyme.
To roast a Shoulder of Mutton▪ with Oysters.
To make Angellets.
To make black Puddings.
To make white Puddings.
To make Almond Puddings.
To make a Pudding to bake.
To make a boyled Pudding.
To make a Cream Pudding to be boyled.
To make a White-pot.
To make a forced dish of any cold Meat.
To make a forced dish of a Leg of Mutton or Lamb.
To boyl a Calves-Head with Oysters.
To fry a Coast of Lamb.
To stew Sausages.
To boyl Ducks.
To make White-broth with a Capon.
To make stewed Broth.
To make Gallendine sauce for a Turkie.
An exceeding good way to stew▪ Chickens.
To boyl a Leg of Mutton.
To keep Quinces all the Year.
To pickle Cucumbers.
To pickle purslain.
To do Clove-Gilliflowers up for Salletting all the year.
To pickle Broom-buds.
To pickle Oysters.
To make Grout.
To make Jelly of Marmalet.
To make Jelly of Pippins.
To preserve green Walnuts.
To preserve white Quinces.
To make Goosberry Tarts.
To preserve Rasberries.
To preserve Currans.
To preserve Medlars.
To preserve Goosberries.
To make Goosberry Cakes.
To do Goosberries like Hops.
To preserve Apricocks.
To make Apricock Cakes.
To make Mackerooms.
How to preserve white Damsons Green.
How to preserve Mulberries.
To preserve Pippins white.
To make white Cheese Cakes.
To preserve Grapes.
To preserve Damsons.
To make Cakes of Lemons of Violets.
How to preserve Quinces red.
To make Bisket-Bread.
How to preserve Grapes to look clear and green.
How to candy Apricocks.
How to make Paste of Goosberries, or Barberries, or English Currans.
How to make Paste of Oranges and Lemons.
How to make Paste-Royal in Sauce
How to candy Pears, Plumbs, or A∣pricocks, that they shall look as clear as Amber.
How to make Paste-Royal white, that you may make Court Boles, Caps, Gloves, Shooes, or any pretty thing in moulds.
How to make fine Diet-Bread.
How to preserve Apricocks.
How to preserve Damsons.
How to make Pap of Barley.
How to candy Oranges and Lemons.
How to make Cakes of Almonds.
How to make white Lemon-Cakes.
To make Oyl of Violets.
To preserve Pomecitrons.
To Candy Ringus Roots.
To candy all kind of Fruitages, as Oranges, Lemons, Citrons, Lettice-stocks, Sugar-candy, such as the Comfit makers do candy the Fruits with.
To candy all kind of Flowers in ways of Spanish Candy.
To make Essings.
To make Sugar-Cakes.
To make a Calves-foot Pye.
How to make a very good Pie.
Cimbals.
How to preserve Angelica Roots.
To boyl a Capon with Brewis.
To make a Spice Cake.
To make Broth of a Neats-tongue.
To souce a Carp or Gurnet.
To make a fine Pudding.
To make a broth to drink.
To boil a Chicken, or Partridge.
A Broth to drink.
A Broth to eat on Fasting-days.
To make a Ponado.
To make a Caudle.
To make Almond Butter.
To stew Beef.
To souce a young Pig.
To boil Flownders or Pickerels after the French fashion.
To make flesh of Apricocks.
To make flesh of Quinces.
To preserve Oranges.
To dry Cherries.
To dry Peaches.
To boyl Veal.
To boil a Capon in white broth.
To boil a Capon or Chicken in white broth with Almonds.
How to boil Brawn.
How to boil a Gammon of Bacon.
How to boil a Rabbet.
How to boil a Mallard with a Cabbage.
How to boil a Duck with Turnips.
How to boil Chickens, and Sorrel-sops.
How to boil a Pike in white Broth.
How to boil divers kinds of Fish.
How to make a Sallet of all manner of Herbs.
How to stew Steaks between two Dishes.
How to stew Calves feet.
How to stew a Mallard.
How to stew Trouts.
How to stew Smelts or Flounders.
How to stew Rabbets.
How to stew a Pullet or Capon.
How to stew cold Chickens.
How to make Paste for a Pasty of Venison.
How to make paste for a Pye to keep long.
How to make past for a Custard.
How to make Paste for buttered Loaves.
How to make Paste for Dumplins.
To make Puff Paste.
To bake a Gammon of Bacon.
To bake Fillets of Beef, or clods, in∣stead of Red dear.
How to bake Calves feet.
How to bake a Turkie.
To bake a Hare.
To bake Quinces or Wardens, so as the fruit look red, and the crust white.
To bake Chucks of Veal.
To bake a Chicken Pie.
How to bake a Steak Pie.
To make an Italian Pudding.
How to make a Florentine.
To Roast a Breast of Veal.
To roast a Hare.
To roast a Shoulder of Mutton.
To roast a Neats-tongue.
How to roast a Pig with a Pud∣ding in his belly.
How to roast a Leg of Mutton.
How to roast a Neck of Mutton.
To roast a Shoulder or Haunch of Veni∣son, or Chine of Mutton.
To roast a Shoulder or Fillet of Veal.
To roast a Gigget of Mutton.
To Fry a Chicken.
How to fry Calves feet.
How to fry Tongues.
How to make Fritters.
To souce Brawn.
To souce a Pig.
How ouce Eels.
How to souce a Breast of Veal.
To souce a Tench or Barbel.
To souce a Fillet of Veal.
To marble Beef, Mutton, or Venison.
To marble Fish.
How to make a Tart of Wardens.
To make a Tart of green Pease.
How to make a Tart of Rice.
How to make a Tart of Medlars.
How to make a Tart of Cherries.
How to make a Tart of Strawberries.
To make a Tart of Hips.
How to make a Pippin Tart.
How to scald Milk after the Western fashion.
To make a Junket.
To make Cream Clutter.
To make a White-pot.
How to make a Pudding in hast.
To make a Pudding in a dish.
To boil Cream.
To draw Butter.
Lady of Arundels Manchet.
To boil Pigeons.
A Florentine of sweet-bread or Kidneys.
A Pork-pie.
A Chicken-Pie.
A Lamb Pie.
Sauce for a Shoulder of Mutton.
A Lumber-Pie.
An Oyster Pie.
An Artichoak-Pie.
A Calves-foot Pie.
A Skirret Pie.
A Calves-head Pie for Supper.
A Lark Pie.
A hot Neats-Tongue for Supper.
A cold Neats-Tongue Pie.
A Potato Pie for Supper.
A Pigeon or Rabbet Pie.
To make Puff-Paste.
A Pudding.
Frigasie of Veal.
Frigasie of Lamb.
Frigasie of Chickens.
Another Frigasie of Chickens.
A Frigasie of Rabbets.
To hash a Shoulder of Mutton.
To make a Cake.
To make a Leg of Mutton three or four Dishes.
To souce an Eel.
To souce a Calves-Head.
A stewed Rabbet.
To boil Chickens.
To boil a Rabbet.
To boil a Duck.
A roasted Shoulder of Mutton.