1 To make a Bread puding / Ginger Bread
2 a white frigasee of Chicken / forst Balls or Sausages
3 A Pottage
4 To Dress a Calfs Head / To Souse Maycrull
5 To Collar Beefe
6 To Collar a Breast of Mutton or Veal / To Stew a Carpe
[7] [removed or possibly the leaves are misnumbered]
8 To make Pattats / To pot fish
9 To make flummery / To pot Pigeons
[9b] A Custard without Eggs
10 To make fryed puding cakes / a oatemeall puding
11 To make a plum cake / To make a Tansey
12 To Stew pipens / Angellico Cakes / To dry aples
13 To make Ketchap of Wallnuts / To make Allmond Cheescakes /
To make Short past for Tarts
14 To Pott Eells / To make a Soop for your Pockit
[14b] To pickle Mushrooms
15 To Pickle Wallnuts / ConServe of hipps
16 A fine milk watter / To pickle Pods of Radishes
17 To make a Potator Pudding / mutton Cutlets
[17b] To Pickle Codlings [H2]
18 To make a good Cake
[18b] To make a Trifle [H2]
[19] To make Eldar Wine / To make Currant wine
[20] A Receipt to make Orange Wine
[21] To make Minc'd Pies / To make mead in October
[22] [candied citron pudding] / To Make Walnutt Ketchup [H3]
[23] To pikcle Mangoes
[24] To pickle a Hamm
[25] Bath Bunns 1
[26] To Make Rose Lip Salve 2 [H4]
[27] Beef Tea / Another method / A Dutch Pudding [H4]
[28] Panada
[29] Nettle Hash 3 / Cough Pills
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[32] To preserve Green or Red Goosberris for Sweet meats [H5]
[33] To make Indian Pickle [H5]
[34] To make Bath Buns [stricken through; no recipe] /
To preserve Apricocks [smeared; no recipe] [both H5]
[35] Force meat Balls [H5]
[36] To Make Make Mackaroons [H5]
[37] To make Hartshom Jelly [H5]
[38] To make a Rice Cake / To make Good Fritters [both H5]
[39] Cheese Cakes / To make a rich Cake [both H5]
[40] [rich cake continued]
[41] To Ice a great Cake [H5]
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[77] To make a Syrup of Garlic to cure a Asmah, or Shortness of Breath,
tis Good for a dropsey or Bad disgester / For fitts in young Children, aproved
[78] [blank]
[79] To make Ointment of Elder / Lip Salve
[80] To make a See cake [H5]
[81] To Salt a Ham 4 [H5]
[82] to make minc'd Pies 5
[83] To make a Ham 6
[84] for the Piles 7 / For Wormes
[85] Bath Bunns [H5]
[86] [blank]
[87] To Make Currant Shrub / To Make Tea Cakes [both H5]
[88] To Preserve Green Gooseberries
[89] Rice Paste 8
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- Attribued to Mrs. Taggs
- Attributed to Mr. Kingston, 22 August 1844
- Attributed to John Nash, Worcester
- Attributed to Mrs. Holdman
- Attributed to Mrs. Price
- Attributed to Mrs. Crew, July 8, 1739
- Attributed to Mrs. Alder
- Attributed to Magdelin Coll
