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Almond Cream Cake Mrs H, 130 Almond Jumble, 152 Amelia's Good INDEX Almond Cream Cake Mrs H, 130 Carrie Barrow’s Biscuit Recipe, 70 Almond Jumble, 152 Castilian Pudding, 158 Amelia’s Good Yeast Cakes, 76 Cauliflower, 86 Corn Fritters, 80 Cauliflower au Gratin, 87 Apple Cake, 141 Cauliflower with White Sauce, 87 Aunt Lizzie’s Blackberry Pudding, Celery Salad, 54 155 Celery Soup, 47 Charlotte Russ, 161 Baked Cabbage with Meat, 107 Charlotte Russe, 160 Baked Custard, 167 Cheese Straws, 72 Baked Pears, 82 Cheese Toast, 116 Baked Pineapple Pudding, 156 Chicken Mousse, 100 Baked Spaghetti with Eggs and Chicken Salad, 101 Cheese, 115 Chicken Sandwiches, 100 Baked Squash, 88 Chocolate Blanc Mange, 163 Baked Stuffed Onions, 86 Chocolate Caromels, 183 Blackberry Cordial, 120 Chocolate Filling, 146 Blackberry Wine, 120 Chocolate Layer Cake, 138 Blanc Mange, 163 Chocolate Pie-Without Pastry, 169 Boiled Chicken, 99 Chopped Pickle, 197 Boiled Custard, 166 Chow Chow, 56 Boiled Salad Dressing, 58 Clabber Biscuit, 70 Brandy for Chocolate, 147 Cocoa Pudding, 165 Bread, 63, 64 Cocoanut Cream Bars, 179 Bread & Yeast, 61 Cocoanut Filling, 147 Breakfast Suggestions, 113 Cocoanut Fudge, 179 Brine Cured Pork, 107 Cocoanut Jumbles, 152 Buck Wheat Cakes, 125 Coffee Cake, 142 Buckeye Frosting Boiled, 149 Coffee Jelly, 190 Common Sense in the Household, 69 Cake, 131 Corn Fritters, 80 Cake Items, 145 Corn Meal Gems, 74 Cakes and Confections, 127 Corn Meal Griddle Cakes, 126 Calve’s Head Soup, 49 Corn Pudding, 160 Candies, 177 Corned Beef, 108 Canned Corn Fritters, 80 Corned Beef Hash Croquette, 105 Caramel Custard, 167 Cottage Pudding, 157 Caramel Icing, 146 Crackling Corn Bread, 73 213 214 FAMILY RECIPES Cranberry Pie, 171 Frosting, 148 Cream Jelly, 191 Fruit Cake, 136 Cream Sponge Cake, 130 Fruit Punch, 119 Creamed Oysters in Toasted Cups, 95 Fudge (good), 184 Creole Cookies, 150 Croquettes, 99 Ginger Biscuit, 71 Crumb Cakes, 132 Ginger Cake, 143 Cup Cake, 132 Ginger Cake (Mrs H), 143 Cup Cake (Mrs H), 132 Ginger Pound Cake, 144 Custard Pudding, 163 Gingersnaps, 151 Good Cake for Scarce Seasons, 142 Dainty Toast, 113 Good Ice Cream, 175 Dandy Pudding, 161 Green Grape Jelly, 189 Date Pudding, 158 Green Pepper Pickles, 196 Delicious Apple Fritters, 81 Green Tomato Soy, 108 Delicious Dixie Biscuits, 68 Delicious Nougat, 181 Haden Sauce, 109 Delicious Waffle Recipe, 124 Hickory Nut Cake, 137 Deviled Oysters, 94 Highland Punch, 119 Divinity Candy, 182 Home Made Bread, 64 Dixie Spice Cake, 145 Home made Candy, 184 Doughnuts, 124 Home made Syrup, 187 Doughnuts (Mrs H), 125 Hunting Pudding, 164 Dr Brooks, 65 Ice Creams and Ices, 173 Egg Kisses Mrs H, 180 Indian Pudding, 159 Eggless Mayonnaise, 59 Irish Potato Soup, 48 Eggs Baked in Tomatoes, 114 Eggs for Breakfast, 113 Jam Cake, 140 Family Pie Pastry, 171 Ladies Icing Recipe, 148 Fannie Williams Rolls, 74 Left-Over Turkey Gumbo, 47 Fig Preserves 1919, 190 Lemon Delicacy, 156 Fine Waffles, 123 Lemon Pie, 168 Fish, 93-94 Lemon Pudding, 156, 166 Fish Salad, 93 Lemon Syrup, 187 Fish Sauce, 93 Lightning Cake, 131 Foolish Pie, 169 Lobster Croquettes, 95 Fowl, 97 Lucy’s Spoon Bread, 73 French Pickle, 197 Fritters, 79 Maccaroon Pudding Iced, 160 Fritters Mrs Montague, 79 Mamie’s Receipt Gingerbread Soft, 67 Index 215 Mangoes Pickling, 199 Orange Filling, 147 Marangue Pudding we made, 164 Oyster Cocktail, 94 Marshmallow Icing, 149 Oyster Pickle, 198 Mary Butler’s White Fruit Cake, 136 Mary Rumbles Bread, 66 Peach Cobbler, 170 Maryland Beaten Biscuits, 69 Peach Cream, 168 Mayonnaise, 59 Peach Foam, 167 Mayonnaise-sauce, 59 Peach Preserves, 189 Menus, 201 Peach Sherbert, 175 Milk Biscuit, 69 Peach Short Cake, 133 Milk Yeast Light Bread, 65 Peach Syrup, 187 Mince Meat, 165 Peanut Butter Fudge, 183 Minced Ham on French Toast, 106 Pecan Cake (Mrs H), 131 Minced Mutton with Poached Eggs, Pecan Nougat, 181 114 Pecan Slices, 180 Minced Pork Sandwich, 106 Pickled Onions, 199 Miss Kleinpeter’s Candy Receipt, 184 Pickled Peaches, 199 Miss Lucie Buster’s Potatoe Yeast Pickles, 193 Receipt, 76 Pickle Tomatoes, 198 Miss Molly Thompsons Lemon Pies, Pie Crust, 171 168 Pineapple Ice, 176 Mock Turtle Soup, 47 Pineapple Pie, 169 Molasses Cookies, 150 Pineapple Sherbert, 176 Monkey Pudding, 165 Pineapple Sum, 157 Mrs Doherty’s White or Brides Cake, Plum Preserves, 188 142 Plum Pudding, 165 Mrs Leake’s Cocoanut Jelly, 190 Polly Penny Pudding, 161 Mrs Lewis’ White Lemon Cake, 137 Pond Lily Salad, 53 Mrs Watson’s Chocolate Cake, 133 Potato Pies, 88 Mrs. Town’s Tomattoe Catsup, 55 Potato Pone, 88 Mrs. Wethuill’s Meat Croquets, 105 Potato Soup, 48 Muffins, 75 Potatoe Pudding, 162 Pretty salad, 53 Nut & Fruit Cake, 135 Puffs, 72 Punches, 117 Oakley Watermelon Rind Preserves, 188 Queen Pudding, 159 Oatmeal Cookies, 151 Quince Jelly, 189 Old Aunty’s Bread Pudding, 162 Old Aunty’s Flannel Cakes, 142 Raised Biscuit, 71 Old Auntie’s Sweet Wafers, 126 Raised Muffins, 75 Orange Cake, 140 Rice Croquettes, 79 216 FAMILY RECIPES Rice Marangue, 164 Steak, 107 Rice Muffins good, 76 Strawberry Ice, 175 Rice Pudding, 166 Strawberry Short Cake, 134 Roast Pig, 105 Stuffed Apples, 81 Rusk, 63 Stuffed Cabbage, 85 Rye Bread, 66 Stuffed Dates, 182 Stuffed Eggs, 114 Salad, 53 Stuffed Ham, 106 Salad Dressing, 57 Stuffed Onions, 85 Salad Dressing like Mrs. Burtons, 57 Summer Sponge Cake, 129 Salad Sandwich, 58 Sweet Cucumber Pickles, 196 Salmon Balls, 91 Sweet Potatoe Biscuit, 71 Salmon Cutlets of Canned Salmon, 91 Sylabub, 119 Salmon Loaf, 92 Syrups, Preserves, and Jellies, 185 Salmon Timbales, 92 Sarah, own way of making White Fruit Thanksgiving Relish, 54 Cake, 136 Tomato Catsup, 55 Sardine Eggs, 115 Tomatoe Soy, 56 Scalloped Turkey, 101 Turkey Jelly, 101 Simple Lunch Dish # 2, 93 Smai’s Baked Custard, 166 Vegetables, 83 Smai’s Corn Bread, 72 Virginia Soft Corn Bread, 73 Smai’s Rice Bread, 66 Smai’s Soda Biscuit, 70 Waffles, 123, 124 Smais Potato Soup, 49 Walnut Chocolate, 183 Snow Pudding, 162 Washington Coffee Pie, 170 Soups, 45 Welsh Rarebit, 116 Sour Milk Doughnuts, 125 White Cake, 141 Sour Milk Gingerbread, 67 Wine Sauce, 109 Southern Spicy Gingerbread, 68 Spice Cake, 144 Yellow Pickles, 195 Sponge Cake good, 129.
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