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ANALYTICAL INDEX
  1. Page
  2. Oysters, Marguerite Style355
  3. Mariner's Fashion350
  4. on Toast1214
  5. Pickled1176
  6. Scalloped357, 1215
  7. Shrivelled1520
  8. Stewed1360, 1625
  9. To Keep355
  1. P.
  2. Page (see Man-Servant).
  3. Paint, to Clean1813
  4. To Disperse Smell of1814
  5. To Remove from Clothing1808
  6. Palpitation of the Heart1867
  7. Pan Kail147
  8. Panada, Chicken1364
  9. Panade or Panada1649
  10. Pancake Batter, Recipes for885
  11. Pancakes, Batter for882
  12. Caviare1196
  13. French949
  14. German1543
  15. Herb841
  16. Jewish1576
  17. Meat1538
  18. Melbourne1584
  19. with Spinach1538
  20. Pannicled Millet1461
  21. Paprika Kedsrere1243
  22. Paradise Pudding959
  23. Paraguay Tea1476
  24. Parfait Coffee1060
  25. Parfaits, Variety of1060
  26. Parisian Salad Dressing1112
  27. Sauce247
  28. Tartlets905
  29. Parlourmaid, The—
  30. Duties1774
  31. Dish Covers, to Clean1794
  32. Evening Work1775
  33. Everyday Dress1775
  34. Gas, to Detect Escape1794
  35. Glass Stoppers,to Loosen1793
  36. Glass, to Wash1793
  37. Knives and Forks, to Clean1794
  38. Knives, Not in Use, to Keep1794
  39. Knives, to Wash1794
  40. Lamps, to Trim1792
  41. Plate Rags for Daily Use1793
  42. Plate, to Clean1792
  43. Rattling Windows1794
  44. Screws, Rusted in Wood, to Loosen1793
  45. Waiting at Table1775
  46. Parmentier Eggs1314
  47. Parmesan Cheese1292
  48. Parmesan Eggs with1238
  49. Parmesan Sardines with1250
  50. Parrot Pie1585
  51. Parsley144
  52. Antiquity of230
  53. Sauce230, 259
  54. To Blanch1649
  55. To Chop1649
  56. To Fry1649
  57. To Preserve1187
  58. Use of1640
  59. Parsnip, The194
  60. Parsnip, Mashel852
  61. Soup194
  62. where Found852
  63. Wine1490
  64. Parsnips and Salt Fish375
  65. Boiled851
  66. Fried852
  67. Partridge, Boiled742
  68. Characteristics171
  69. Escalopes of742
  70. Fillets of, Farced743
  71. Habits of the743
  72. Pie743
  73. Potted748
  74. Roasted744
  75. Soup171
  76. Stewed1532
  77. Partridges, Braised with Cabbage1521
  78. Hashed743
  79. To Carve1272
  80. Passover Dishes—
  81. Amnastich1572
  82. Fillets of Salmon, Fried in Butter1572
  83. Fish Stew, Brown1573
  84. Fish, Stewed1573
  85. Fish, to Fry1573
  86. Fried Salmon1574
  87. Frimsel Soup1574
  88. Grimslichs1574
  89. Invalid's Jelly1575
  90. Jacob Pudding1575
  91. Meat Baked with Rice and Potatoes1575
  92. Meat, to Prepare for Cooking1575
  93. Motza Kleis for Soup1576
  94. Motza Pudding1576
  95. Pancakes1576
  96. Peas and Kleis1577
  97. Recipes1572–1578
  98. Rosina Pudding1577
  99. Sassafras1577
  100. Steak Stewed with Rice and Tomatoes1578
  101. Vanilla Bread Pudding1578
  102. Paste, Almond, for Icing909
  103. Board and Rolling Pin68
  104. Brioche882
  105. Choux882
  106. Flaky883
  107. for Paper-hanging, to Make1814
  108. for Pies, etc.881
  109. for Raised Pics885
  110. French Puff884
  111. Furniture1814
  112. Genoese884
  113. Half-Puff887
  114. Harness1706
  115. Jaggers68
  116. Neapolitan885
  117. Noodle1279
  118. Nouille1279
  119. Potato886
  120. Potato German886
  121. Puff887
  122. Puff Rings with Jam907
  123. Rough Puff887
  124. Sweet, for Tartlets889
  125. To Keep886
  126. Transparent886
  127. Pasties, Cornish788
  128. Pasties, Sardine786
  129. Pastry, General Observations879–881
  130. Genoese885
  131. Recipes (see also Paste)881–909
  132. Sandwiches906
  133. To Glaze889
  134. Vegetarian Recipes for1342, 1343
  135. Without Butter, V.R.1343
  136. Pastry, Potato531
  137. Pâtè Brisee, or French Crust884
  138. Patties, Caviare1197
  139. Cheese1201, 1301
  140. Chicken681
  141. Chicken Liver679
  142. Lobster347
  143. Meat793
  144. Mock Fish, V.R.1328
  145. Mushroom, Cold, V.R.1329
  146. Oyster356
  147. Rabbit772
  148. Sardine1218
  149. Veal481
  150. Veal and Ham, Economical482
  151. Patty Pans69
  152. Pavini Cake1438
  153. Paw Paw, Green, to Boil1585
  154. Pea, The195
  155. Fritters, V.R.1341
  156. Green, and Bean Salad1100
  157. Green, Soup191
  158. Origin of853
  159. Soup194
  160. Pea—
  161. The Heath853
  162. The Sweet853
  163. The Wood853
  164. Varieties of the853
  165. Peach, The1151
  166. and Pineapple Marmalade1585
  167. Cream1009
  168. Marmalade1151
  169. Pickle1596
  170. Sherbet1058
  171. Peaches, Compôte of1036
  172. for Dessert1068
  173. Preserved in Brandy1151
  174. To Dry1626
  175. Pear The1152
  176. Pear The Bon Chretien1152
  177. Pears and Rice959
  178. Border of959
  179. for Dessert1068
  180. Pickled, Sweet1152
  181. Preserved1152
  182. Al Buon Gusto1561
  183. All Antica1560
  184. Peas and Kleis1577
  185. Creamed1517
  186. French Style853
  187. Green852
  188. Green Boiled852
  189. Green Stewed853
  190. Tinned, to Dress854
  191. Pease Brose, V.R.1341
  192. Pease Pudding640, 854
  193. Peel, Candied1076
  194. Pencilled Hamburg, The673
  195. Pepper1644
  196. Cultivation of226
  197. Krona1645