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quadgram	frequency
half a pint of	4445
of a pound of	4143
half a pound of	3900
a quarter of a	3836
put them into a	3087
quarter of a pound	3060
put it into a	2920
a quarter of an	2578
and a half of	2459
with pepper and salt	1676
quarter of an hour	1664
put them in a	1593
in the same manner	1573
in a moderate oven	1501
and put them into	1487
with salt and pepper	1470
the bottom of the	1469
for half an hour	1462
a pound of butter	1452
the size of a	1451
half an ounce of	1318
and put it into	1300
in the same way	1266
and bake in a	1252
in a quick oven	1241
a pint of water	1240
a piece of butter	1239
put it in a	1214
quarters of an hour	1164
a pound of sugar	1153
to a stiff froth	1141
over a slow fire	1136
the top of the	1094
hour and a half	1084
a pint of milk	1077
for a few minutes	1050
a pint of cream	1047
an hour and a	1024
the juice of a	1023
and let it stand	1016
of a pint of	1015
it over the fire	1011
quarters of a pound	982
in a cool place	964
with a little salt	956
a pinch of salt	950
two ounces of butter	939
one and a half	932
juice of a lemon	925
and a little salt	915
and let it boil	908
a little of the	908
whites of the eggs	897
a small quantity of	893
a small piece of	879
pour it over the	876
the bottom of a	864
a little salt and	853
and a quarter of	837
the side of the	834
a bit of butter	834
and put them in	832
the remainder of the	826
with a wooden spoon	813
place them in a	806
strain it through a	805
season with salt and	805
into a stewpan with	804
of half a lemon	800
the whites of the	796
the same quantity of	796
with a piece of	772
pint and a half	767
put it into the	759
a teaspoonful of salt	758
as soon as it	756
and the juice of	746
at the bottom of	742
size of an egg	737
in the centre of	736
in a warm place	732
a few drops of	719
pound and a half	717
it on the fire	716
yolks of two eggs	715
season with pepper and	711
the same manner as	705
yolk of an egg	699
the yolks of two	694
a pint and a	693
as soon as the	685
it is to be	677
butter the size of	672
and put it in	669
in a pint of	666
salt and pepper to	663
with a pint of	661
bake in a quick	660
an ounce of butter	660
come to a boil	659
on a hot dish	653
then put in the	652
over the fire until	647
quarter of a pint	645
a pound and a	643
at the same time	643
with half a pint	639
half a teaspoonful of	638
of an inch thick	636
the middle of the	626
juice of half a	625
them into a stewpan	619
butter rolled in flour	618
and pepper to taste	616
put them into the	615
in the form of	614
the centre of the	611
lay them on a	611
quarter of an inch	608
three quarters of a	606
in a hot oven	601
bake in a moderate	591
it through a sieve	589
a little pepper and	585
the yolk of an	583
about the size of	582
with a bit of	575
and put in the	573
the size of an	570
pour it into a	567
on the top of	564
in a slow oven	564
for a quarter of	561
little pepper and salt	557
half a cup of	556
three quarters of an	556
and half a pint	552
the rest of the	552
a pound of fresh	551
put it in the	551
the juice of half	551
in the bottom of	548
half an inch thick	545
of an ounce of	545
with two ounces of	537
it in the oven	535
the size of the	534
about a quarter of	533
then put them into	531
pound of fresh butter	530
pass it through a	530
the back of the	529
do not let it	529
yolks of four eggs	525
set it in a	521
lay them in a	520
the edge of the	519
a pound of flour	517
about half an hour	516
a pint of good	511
set it on the	510
the yolks of four	508
in the middle of	506
then put it into	505
the same as for	504
and salt to taste	502
and a pint of	499
white of an egg	499
bake it in a	499
beat the whites of	496
and let it simmer	494
in salt and water	493
it with a little	490
quarter of an ounce	490
of butter rolled in	490
place it in a	489
add half a pint	488
and put in a	486
add a pint of	485
bunch of sweet herbs	484
half a cupful of	482
add it to the	482
send it to table	479
size of a walnut	478
a bunch of parsley	477
and serve very hot	477
pepper and salt to	477
in a stewpan with	475
with a sharp knife	474
and when it is	474
at the end of	474
yolks of the eggs	469
with the yolks of	469
a bunch of sweet	465
by the side of	463
put them in the	463
but do not let	460
an equal quantity of	455
when ready to serve	452
a sufficient quantity of	451
for two or three	451
yolks of three eggs	451
then a layer of	450
of butter the size	450
a pound of the	448
with a little butter	448
the butter and sugar	448
pint of boiling water	447
a blade of mace	445
and a teaspoonful of	444
and pour it over	439
a stewpan with a	432
it from the fire	432
a quart of water	431
with a quarter of	428
a pint of boiling	428
over a moderate fire	428
whites of two eggs	427
the form of a	426
through a hair sieve	426
the yolks of three	425
and pour over the	424
with a little water	423
a pint of white	421
avec un peu de	420
through a fine sieve	419
the yolks of the	419
the yolks of eggs	418
bake them in a	416
the whites of eggs	416
hours and a half	415
in a deep dish	413
rind of a lemon	413
in a pan of	413
in a quart of	412
side of the fire	411
glass of white wine	411
season with a little	410
a quart of milk	410
as soon as they	409
of butter in a	404
the water in which	404
beaten to a stiff	404
the white of an	404
made in the same	403
them in the oven	403
put it on the	402
and take out the	402
and lay them in	401
add them to the	401
stir over the fire	400
in a cold place	398
the end of the	398
and add to it	398
mix all well together	398
and let them stand	397
and set it in	396
and a very little	394
and two ounces of	394
and a piece of	393
one hour and a	392
in half a pint	392
beat the yolks of	391
one pint of milk	391
put a layer of	390
and fry them in	389
ounces of fresh butter	388
in the oven for	388
rub it through a	387
and as soon as	387
the whites of two	386
then take them out	386
in a dry place	386
in the oven to	386
and cut it into	385
with half a pound	385
them into a stew	385
add to it a	384
and the yolks of	383
set it over a	381
two and a half	381
a glass of white	380
the same way as	380
take it from the	380
and a spoonful of	379
a little cold water	379
small piece of butter	377
on a slow fire	376
and the whites of	376
and half a pound	375
the liquor in which	375
add the yolks of	375
mix it with the	375
and a glass of	375
half a gill of	375
into a saucepan with	374
and a pinch of	374
of a light brown	373
them in a stewpan	372
with a little flour	371
whites of three eggs	371
them on a dish	371
little salt and pepper	370
pour the sauce over	368
them into cold water	368
and add to the	366
over a clear fire	364
add the juice of	364
over a gentle fire	363
and place them in	363
a hole in the	363
not let it boil	362
one quart of milk	361
it off the fire	360
the juice of the	360
half a pinch of	358
the whole of the	357
in a little water	357
the juice of two	356
take it off the	356
the inside of the	355
two quarts of water	355
in the shape of	354
the sides of the	354
it out of the	353
the meat from the	352
they are to be	351
little at a time	349
with a spoonful of	348
and a bit of	348
and the same of	347
set it over the	347
two or three hours	347
may be made of	346
piece of butter the	346
a few slices of	345
and mix it with	344
and let it remain	343
it into a stewpan	341
enough to make a	340
a clove of garlic	340
over the fire for	339
in the proportion of	338
add a little salt	338
lay it in a	337
in the usual way	336
an hour in a	336
be careful not to	335
and let them boil	335
the whole into a	334
let it stand till	333
of butter into a	332
to the size of	332
care must be taken	331
one ounce of butter	331
so as not to	331
with some of the	331
it is best to	331
the surface of the	330
and bake it in	329
put them on a	329
place them on a	327
about half an inch	327
them out of the	327
and lay them on	326
over the fire till	326
take from the fire	326
two or three days	326
is one of the	325
juice of two lemons	325
a pound of powdered	325
a little grated nutmeg	323
whites of four eggs	323
a pinch of pepper	322
with a tablespoonful of	322
and serve with a	322
two or three times	321
with a very little	321
a pint of the	321
with a little pepper	319
and let it stew	319
with a quart of	318
with the juice of	317
according to the size	317
and cover it with	316
the whites of three	316
the back of a	316
them through a sieve	316
lay it on a	315
as in the last	314
one cup of sugar	313
and bake them in	312
for an hour and	312
with the addition of	312
ounce and a half	311
and send it to	311
put in a little	310
a little at a	309
may be added to	309
and send to table	308
half a glass of	307
and put into a	307
to a quart of	306
and set it on	305
the top of each	305
put it on a	305
dans une casserole avec	304
be used instead of	304
hour and a quarter	303
with the back of	303
the yolks of six	303
stirring all the time	303
half an hour before	302
of cream of tartar	302
teaspoons royal baking powder	302
bottom of the dish	301
two hours and a	301
eggs to a stiff	301
a minute or two	300
add a tablespoonful of	300
let it boil up	300
add a teaspoonful of	299
remove from the fire	299
in a saucepan with	299
peel of a lemon	298
them with a little	297
them in cold water	297
pour it into the	297
take them out and	297
them over the fire	296
it comes to a	296
water enough to cover	295
three or four hours	294
and cut them into	293
with a glass of	292
with a teaspoonful of	292
with the yolk of	292
make a hole in	291
to a pint of	291
butter to a cream	291
one of the most	291
when they are done	290
one pound of sugar	290
then take out the	289
yolks of six eggs	289
juice of one lemon	288
and when it boils	288
an hour or more	288
pint of new milk	287
them into a saucepan	287
in a dutch oven	287
in the following manner	286
a pound of loaf	286
flour to make a	285
rub them through a	285
when it is done	284
a tablespoonful of flour	284
and a tablespoonful of	284
to a pound of	284
and cover them with	284
comes to a boil	283
with a little cold	283
a moderate oven for	283
soon as it is	282
and pour over them	282
and it will be	282
the warm springs receipt	282
of butter and a	282
one at a time	282
with an ounce of	281
to each pound of	280
the shape of a	279
fry them of a	278
from the fire and	278
bottom of the pan	276
as directed in the	276
the whites of four	276
add to it the	276
off all the fat	275
in two or three	275
be added to the	275
the rind of a	275
one pound of flour	274
and place it in	274
the grated rind of	273
the fire until it	273
and it is ready	273
may be used instead	273
skim off the fat	272
send them to table	271
un morceau de beurre	271
of a cup of	270
then stir in the	270
a handful of salt	269
taking care not to	268
them in a stew	268
it will be found	268
when it begins to	268
take off the skin	267
a tablespoonful of butter	267
it in a cool	267
and a bunch of	267
half an hour in	267
the fire in a	266
set it on a	266
the whole well together	266
a large spoonful of	265
with a little of	265
a lump of butter	265
a knuckle of veal	265
pint of cold water	265
them in a mortar	264
keep it in a	264
let it boil for	263
a great deal of	263
the butter and flour	263
in a little butter	263
let it come to	262
it is better to	262
add a quarter of	262
for an hour or	262
a layer of the	261
seasonable at any time	261
take them out of	261
into a deep dish	261
if you wish to	260
add a little more	260
two or three minutes	260
for three or four	260
and pour over it	259
and pour it into	258
in which it is	258
a head of celery	258
and when they are	258
the corner of the	257
one teaspoonful of salt	257
of salt and a	257
and a little pepper	257
pound of sugar to	257
and throw them into	256
make it into a	256
and set it over	255
cover it with a	255
three quarts of water	255
then put in a	255
a pint of cold	255
pound of the best	254
them on the fire	254
pound of loaf sugar	254
or it may be	254
it is well to	254
that it may be	254
cut into small pieces	253
from time to time	253
the fire till it	253
that it does not	252
the whites to a	252
and cut them in	252
this is a very	251
the juice of one	251
with a pinch of	251
a glass of brandy	251
and add a little	251
the addition of a	251
an inch in thickness	251
a good deal of	251
as much water as	250
and mix them with	250
a very little salt	250
it into a saucepan	250
stir it over the	249
a gill of cream	248
it on a dish	248
over a brisk fire	248
eggs beaten to a	248
soon as they are	247
pinch of salt and	247
put into a stewpan	247
pan with a little	247
then take it off	247
cover the bottom of	246
the same as the	246
it up in a	246
pot of boiling water	245
and serve it up	244
stir it into the	243
in the juice of	243
place it on a	243
and a half to	243
being careful not to	242
may be used for	242
and serve at once	242
in a stone jar	241
is to be served	240
piece of butter rolled	239
a pint of rich	239
may be made in	238
then strain it through	238
a tablespoonful of salt	238
mix them with the	238
and two or three	237
four or five hours	237
a little cayenne pepper	237
the edges of the	237
place it in the	236
and a pound of	236
it all the time	235
one pound and a	235
of two or three	234
the eggs to a	234
flour enough to make	234
it through a tammy	233
in their own liquor	233
it come to a	232
a pound of fine	232
in a mortar with	232
as well as the	232
them in a saucepan	232
and a half cups	232
it in a warm	231
put a piece of	231
les dans une casserole	231
the peel of a	231
four ounces of butter	230
then take it out	230
the fat from the	230
care should be taken	229
an hour or two	229
and put into the	229
a leg of mutton	229
the century cook book	228
and add it to	228
a spoonful of flour	228
drain them on a	228
set them in a	228
it in a dish	228
put a pint of	227
not to break the	227
into a quart of	227
cup of sweet milk	226
a little chopped parsley	226
and half an ounce	226
in the usual manner	226
quarters of a pint	226
and set in a	225
a portion of the	225
and stir into the	225
and the same quantity	225
in a double boiler	225
water to cover them	224
take a pound of	224
it is ready to	224
in a quarter of	223
to every pound of	223
until it begins to	223
with two or three	223
it in a mortar	222
add a quart of	221
and boil them in	221
inch and a half	221
in cold water for	221
an ounce and a	221
for about an hour	221
with a little sugar	220
a small bit of	220
for the purpose of	220
add a glass of	220
season them with pepper	219
the heat of the	219
an inch and a	219
salt and pepper and	219
and season with salt	218
dissolved in a little	218
them on a sieve	218
then pour it into	217
for a long time	217
rind and juice of	217
in a little cold	216
it into a stew	216
and mix with it	216
and let them remain	216
and one ounce of	216
two ounces of fresh	216
a slow fire for	215
much water as will	215
and let them stew	215
as much of the	215
a gallon of water	215
put into a saucepan	215
be made in the	215
it will be ready	214
butter in a frying	214
pour off the water	214
the national cook book	214
then put them in	214
the fire until the	214
a glass of wine	213
them in a dish	213
to make a stiff	213
add a spoonful of	213
with a layer of	213
and when it has	212
a little lemon juice	212
and stir in the	212
add two ounces of	212
the point of a	212
as will make it	212
the flavour of the	211
and let it cool	211
will be ready for	211
pound of powdered sugar	211
then put it in	211
the butter in a	211
of an inch in	210
take off all the	210
pint of white wine	210
place it on the	209
let it stand for	209
ten or fifteen minutes	209
it over a slow	209
in a piece of	209
take half a pound	208
water to cover it	208
them in a pan	208
it is necessary to	208
take it out of	208
may be served with	208
of an hour to	207
the beaten yolks of	207
then add half a	207
be fit for use	207
one tablespoonful of butter	207
when the meat is	207
as fine as possible	206
take off the fat	206
so as to make	206
season it with pepper	206
the dictionary of cookery	205
with one ounce of	205
a day or two	205
a pot of boiling	205
a part of the	205
of the eggs to	205
will be fit for	204
let it simmer for	204
pan of boiling water	204
for about ten minutes	204
to a smooth paste	204
of a fine brown	204
after it has been	203
one cup of butter	203
quarts of cold water	203
the skin of the	203
of a nice brown	203
that they may be	202
the sauce over the	202
on the fire to	202
a pound of currants	202
sufficient for or persons	202
it in a moderate	201
on top of the	201
and let them simmer	200
three or four days	200
fifteen or twenty minutes	200
may be substituted for	200
yolks of eight eggs	200
as much flour as	200
the dish in which	200
a pound of rice	199
send to the table	199
throw them into cold	199
mixed with a little	198
water as will cover	198
butter and a little	198
cut in thin slices	198
them up in a	198
a pound of sifted	197
a very little water	197
and serve in a	197
a pint of hot	197
pan of cold water	197
in which they are	197
prepared in the same	196
cut in small pieces	196
it till it is	196
and put them on	196
and keep it in	196
kettle of boiling water	196
a pat of butter	196
with a pound of	196
if you have no	196
place them in the	196
quart of boiling water	196
with the white of	196
white of one egg	195
through a sieve into	195
and lay it on	195
glass of port wine	195
the thorough good cook	195
and serve it with	195
and a gill of	195
it is ready for	194
over the top of	194
on to boil in	194
into a pint of	194
the yolks of eight	194
two cups of sugar	193
a pint of new	193
drain off the water	193
a few spoonfuls of	193
so as to form	193
whites of six eggs	193
one pint of cream	193
add half a pound	193
with four ounces of	193
and an ounce of	192
be put into the	192
on the back of	192
and lay it in	192
is made in the	192
add the whites of	192
a half of sugar	191
bake half an hour	191
for a minute or	191
the ends of the	191
and set it to	190
it will be fit	190
cut it into small	190
new receipts for cooking	190
and put it on	190
and then put in	190
and four ounces of	190
or they may be	190
them in a moderate	189
one quart of water	189
return it to the	189
new century cook book	189
with the point of	189
add one pint of	189
to the thickness of	189
it begins to thicken	189
a glass of port	188
add two tablespoonfuls of	188
cover the whole with	188
quarts of boiling water	187
bake in a hot	187
on the other side	187
a teaspoonful of pepper	187
the flesh of the	187
in which you have	187
a half pint of	187
add salt and pepper	187
to take off the	187
take a pint of	186
take care not to	186
the yolks and whites	186
them with pepper and	186
a piece of the	186
a saucepan with a	186
them in a little	186
them on a hot	186
they are of a	186
the whole very hard	185
with a little milk	185
and add them to	185
it in cold water	185
over the fire in	185
and place in a	185
water with a little	185
with a border of	184
a very slow fire	184
and a little cayenne	184
it into a basin	184
a warm place to	184
seasoned with pepper and	183
be sent to table	183
set it in the	183
two blades of mace	183
when it has boiled	183
centre of the dish	183
in a cool oven	183
it in a cloth	183
for about half an	183
bake in a slow	183
pound them in a	183
put them on the	182
put to it a	182
of the same size	182
them into boiling water	182
a pound of sweet	182
a glass of sherry	182
let it stand a	182
put two ounces of	182
and a little lemon	182
et un peu de	182
the crumb of a	182
be ready for use	181
three or four times	181
in a marble mortar	181
three ounces of butter	181
yolk of one egg	180
in two quarts of	180
water for an hour	180
two ounces of sugar	179
and fry in hot	179
it into the oven	179
the sugar is dissolved	179
as much as possible	178
whites to a stiff	178
it up with a	178
in which it was	178
put the whole into	178
may be used in	178
till it is quite	177
and boil it in	177
them up with a	177
on the bottom of	177
and season it with	177
for a short time	177
and a quart of	177
in the mean time	177
pounds and a half	177
be kept in a	177
when it is cold	177
lay it on the	177
in a little flour	176
and set them in	176
same manner as the	176
and a half pounds	176
a pan of cold	176
the whole through a	176
to every pint of	176
a little flour and	176
is not to be	176
a pound of beef	176
in a kettle of	176
scum as it rises	176
them till they are	176
a quart of cream	175
the fire for a	175
take out all the	175
a large piece of	175
with the whites of	175
three pints of water	175
it begins to boil	175
the yellow rind of	175
let it boil till	175
and a little sugar	175
it into a dish	174
a cup of sugar	174
over a sharp fire	174
the butter to a	174
brown on both sides	174
a little melted butter	174
quarters of an inch	174
a kettle of boiling	174
as thin as possible	174
one pint of water	173
and pour the sauce	173
it into a pan	173
the grated peel of	173
boil it in a	173
and roll it out	173
and a small piece	172
water in which the	172
may be made with	172
and strain it through	172
liquor in which the	172
bunch of parsley and	172
of an hour before	172
stir in the flour	172
with a clean cloth	172
pour over it a	172
and take off the	171
boil and skim it	171
cut it into pieces	171
skim off all the	171
taken out of the	171
and serve on a	171
it in a stewpan	170
of any kind of	170
with a gill of	170
will be found very	170
pour over them a	170
a little butter and	169
the bills of fare	169
with two tablespoonfuls of	169
about an hour and	169
squeeze in the juice	169
butter size of an	169
stir them into the	169
into a pan of	169
the dish is full	169
one side of the	168
teaspoonful of salt and	168
for four or five	168
take a piece of	168
in the oven until	168
add a gill of	168
by the addition of	168
done in the same	168
boil half an hour	168
the mixture into a	168
in a brisk oven	168
a cup of butter	168
in a very little	167
it must not be	167
half a tablespoonful of	167
it a quarter of	167
and cut off the	167
set away to cool	167
it is a good	167
boil a few minutes	167
five or six minutes	167
and pour in the	167
which is to be	167
add the sugar and	167
should be put into	167
enough to cover them	167
as will cover them	167
enough to cover it	166
a thick layer of	166
the bottom and sides	166
two yolks of eggs	166
a little cold milk	166
of cream or milk	166
in which they were	165
and a little grated	165
fry them in butter	165
a slow fire till	165
for five or six	165
that it may not	165
and serve with the	165
half the quantity of	165
it through a hair	165
pound and a quarter	165
lay them on the	165
and put them to	165
take it out and	165
mix with it a	165
with slices of bacon	164
and mix with the	164
take them from the	164
a stewpan with the	164
the contents of the	164
some pepper and salt	164
that is to say	164
which will be in	163
if it is not	163
a quart of boiling	163
do not let them	162
two pounds of flour	162
on the fire and	162
strain it into a	162
let it simmer gently	162
into a stone jar	162
turn it into a	162
stirring it all the	162
as hot as possible	162
two tablespoonfuls of flour	161
with flour and butter	161
the scum as it	161
and then put it	161
one cup of milk	161
dry them in a	161
let it get cold	161
and so on until	161
side of the stove	161
a large quantity of	161
spoonful or two of	160
and send them to	160
in a pan with	160
it should not be	160
may also be served	160
a pound of lean	160
hole in the middle	160
the thickness of a	160
keep them in a	160
a small bunch of	160
on account of the	159
season it with salt	159
take off the scum	159
four ounces of sugar	159
a pound of salt	159
the flour and butter	159
beat the whites to	159
cover the top with	159
put in the oven	158
avec un morceau de	158
it may be made	158
take two pounds of	158
when it comes to	158
to give it a	158
them on a napkin	158
add a piece of	157
the outside of the	157
the dish with the	157
edge of the dish	157
juice and grated rind	157
it half an hour	157
give it a boil	157
the whites and yolks	157
a little hot water	157
them in the same	156
the yolks of five	156
salt and half a	156
and a little nutmeg	156
sugar to a cream	156
of a teaspoonful of	156
a good piece of	156
should be kept in	156
and sugar to a	156
strain through a sieve	156
of butter and flour	155
to be eaten with	155
it ought to be	155
cut the meat into	155
pound of brown sugar	155
mix it with a	155
put a quart of	155
set them on the	155
cup of cold water	155
put a quarter of	155
fill the centre with	155
the inside of a	155
the upper part of	154
in the yolks of	154
let it stand in	154
to each quart of	154
with thin slices of	154
it with pepper and	154
allow a pound of	154
in a small quantity	154
with a handful of	154
of salt and half	154
de pommes de terre	154
cut them in pieces	153
add a pinch of	153
an ounce of salt	153
them into a pan	153
a sieve into a	153
a sheet of paper	153
the point of the	153
with a bunch of	153
the butter is melted	153
squeeze the juice of	153
cut them in slices	152
pour in the mixture	152
out of the water	152
with the remainder of	152
the white of one	152
with two quarts of	152
and place them on	152
a teaspoonful of flour	152
lay them in the	152
to each pint of	152
the bones of the	151
it a pint of	151
each side of the	151
about a pint of	151
it in a pan	151
grated rind of a	151
remove it from the	151
salt and a little	151
dishes for indian tables	150
a gill of water	150
de mie de pain	150
the whites of six	150
for about twenty minutes	150
an onion stuck with	150
a spoonful or two	150
when it is quite	150
for a couple of	150
to the quantity of	150
mettez dans une casserole	150
pound of sweet almonds	150
season with half a	150
it in a saucepan	150
should be of a	149
in a tablespoonful of	149
to make a thick	149
it into a clean	149
it before the fire	149
a half of water	149
fry in hot lard	149
a small lump of	149
it through a fine	149
the centre of a	149
to keep it from	149
of the size of	149
turn it out on	148
put into a stew	148
the meat of the	148
of pepper and salt	148
a half of flour	148
a teaspoonful of chopped	148
before it is done	148
cover them with a	148
and grated rind of	148
and place it on	148
in a layer of	148
on a moderate fire	148
is ready for use	148
and serve them with	148
in a spoonful of	147
and set away to	147
as quickly as possible	147
all around the house	147
into a small stewpan	147
it well with a	147
border of mashed potatoes	147
a pint of gravy	147
over the fire to	147
take a quart of	147
a little sugar and	147
and season them with	147
on the fire in	146
put the mixture into	146
add one tablespoonful of	146
a little warm water	146
in a very hot	146
an ounce of isinglass	146
rind of one lemon	146
it on a hot	146
put on the lid	146
up the yolks of	146
ounces of powdered sugar	146
it in the same	146
then strain through a	145
with a small quantity	145
same as for no	145
yolks of five eggs	145
of a fine colour	145
a saltspoonful of salt	145
and strain through a	145
de sucre en poudre	145
a teaspoonful of sugar	145
have ready the following	145
in the center of	144
of sugar to a	144
set in the oven	144
and a little butter	144
not to let it	144
and then add the	144
the body of the	144
two pounds of sugar	144
of boiling water and	144
one teaspoonful of soda	144
quart of new milk	144
of salt and pepper	144
mix the whole well	144
it well with the	144
saucepan of boiling water	144
it into a large	144
half a spoonful of	143
a stewpan with two	143
thicken the gravy with	143
piece of fresh butter	143
yolks and whites of	143
it all over with	143
with slices of lemon	143
butter and sugar to	143
corner of the stove	143
and a handful of	143
sprinkle with salt and	143
the strained juice of	143
and cover with a	143
half cup of butter	143
in cold water and	143
till it begins to	143
with half an ounce	143
beat the butter to	142
as will make a	142
and cut it in	142
to the bottom of	142
but do not allow	142
let it boil gently	142
dainty dishes for indian	142
much flour as will	142
then another layer of	142
sufficient water to cover	142
cut them into pieces	142
and pass it through	142
comme il est dit	142
enough to cover the	142
and stir over the	142
eighth of an inch	142
three and a half	142
beat up the yolks	142
and half a teaspoonful	141
serve it up with	141
allow it to boil	141
of grated parmesan cheese	141
the lid of the	141
of the liquor in	141
them of a light	141
salt and white pepper	141
add this to the	141
they may also be	141
and stir it into	141
add a pound of	141
of milk or cream	141
the beaten whites of	140
this is an excellent	140
warm place to rise	140
take a quarter of	140
and let it get	140
on a flat dish	140
five or six hours	140
and keep in a	140
rub the butter and	140
half an inch in	140
and season with pepper	140
take out the meat	140
one pound of butter	140
it is of a	140
pan over the fire	140
put in half a	140
make a stiff batter	140
with the other ingredients	140
make a thick batter	140
after they have been	140
as little as possible	140
to half a pint	140
a pint of broth	140
throw them into a	139
will be found a	139
a sieve to drain	139
add a little water	139
and fill it with	139
is taken from the	139
is to be used	139
about an inch thick	139
gently for an hour	139
hole in the centre	139
six ounces of butter	139
distance from the fire	139
two heads of celery	139
and set it away	139
put the butter in	139
on the side of	139
with any kind of	138
let it boil a	138
it will not be	138
careful not to break	138
soon as it boils	138
put it to the	138
them in a cloth	138
of flour into a	138
teaspoonfuls of baking powder	138
boil them in a	138
of a cupful of	138
may be made by	138
a sprig of thyme	138
and a half hours	138
the yolk of one	137
in a few minutes	137
slices of fat bacon	137
be substituted for the	137
a tablespoonful of chopped	137
un peu de beurre	137
pint of melted butter	137
a pan of boiling	137
be done in the	137
some thin slices of	137
two or three eggs	137
the juice of three	137
about half a pint	137
put in a layer	137
a thin slice of	137
one cupful of sugar	137
in three or four	136
and thicken it with	136
and put on the	136
a piece of fresh	136
two eggs well beaten	136
according to the quantity	136
them in boiling water	136
a pint of vinegar	136
them on a cloth	136
three or four minutes	136
one tablespoonful of flour	136
au moment de servir	136
few at a time	135
and put into it	135
just before it is	135
pound it in a	135
four quarts of water	135
the fire and stir	135
is ready to serve	135
them over a slow	135
peel of half a	135
three blades of mace	135
pour it on the	135
in plenty of water	135
put them into cold	135
a few minutes before	135
and half a pinch	135
the top with a	135
thin slices of bread	135
in the oven and	134
put a pound of	134
the whole with a	134
six ounces of sugar	134
careful not to let	134
half an hour to	134
with a small piece	134
boil a pint of	134
an ounce of mace	134
middle of the dish	134
fill it up with	134
until the sugar is	134
and fry them of	134
and a half in	134
the center of the	134
a quart of the	133
out of the oven	133
it into a deep	133
the fire to boil	133
to the consistency of	133
a little boiling water	133
by means of a	133
a small portion of	133
cayenne pepper and salt	133
a half of butter	133
a quick oven for	133
dressed in the same	133
into an earthen pan	133
the oven for a	133
enough water to cover	133
a few minutes to	133
and two tablespoonfuls of	133
cut off the head	133
to suit the taste	133
put it into an	133
together over the fire	132
of sugar and a	132
of cold water and	132
and put to it	132
cut them in halves	132
juice and rind of	132
fire for a few	132
put it over the	132
till the meat is	132
the queen of the	132
take out the bones	132
and stir into it	131
the home cook book	131
to boil in a	131
to be eaten cold	131
of powdered white sugar	131
them in a hot	131
a few minutes in	131
it through a tammie	131
a squeeze of lemon	131
queen of the kitchen	131
with a slice of	131
salt and water for	131
fill them with the	131
the taste of the	131
and set it by	131
when the sugar is	131
un peu de sel	131
over a quick fire	131
them in a cool	130
butter in a saucepan	130
on the fire till	130
two pounds and a	130
into the shape of	130
fire for five minutes	130
and serve them up	130
the eggs very light	130
a few at a	130
is a great improvement	130
the top of a	130
garnish the dish with	130
out of the pan	130
over the fire and	130
a cool place for	130
as soon as possible	130
either hot or cold	129
set it away to	129
and fry in boiling	129
the centre of each	129
early in the morning	129
and put it to	129
and so on till	129
and send to the	129
ounces of butter in	129
yolks of eggs and	129
fry them in a	129
out of the mould	129
three eggs well beaten	129
and one pint of	129
that they do not	129
the liquor from the	129
and let the whole	129
season them with salt	129
then pour off the	129
and dish them up	128
sauce in a boat	128
the fire and let	128
add one pound of	128
it two or three	128
be put into a	128
with a few drops	128
it in a stew	128
and set them to	128
it into cold water	128
strain through a fine	128
which it is to	128
cup of boiling water	128
pint of white sauce	128
on the fire with	128
and stir until it	128
let it boil slowly	128
the white of egg	128
as in the foregoing	128
them out with a	128
of a large lemon	128
of the eggs and	127
with three pints of	127
put in the meat	127
butter and flour together	127
until the dish is	127
let the whole boil	127
and one pound of	127
and boil it till	127
a very hot oven	127
and a small quantity	127
before putting in the	127
and rub it through	127
the name of the	127
thicken it with a	127
it into a pot	127
in a glass of	127
upper part of the	127
point of a knife	127
and then put them	126
of a pinch of	126
let it stand until	126
add one quart of	126
cut into thin slices	126
one head of celery	126
be used in the	126
and add half a	125
it does not burn	125
a little flour over	125
the juice and grated	125
it over with a	125
the mouth of the	125
round the edge of	125
a bit of lemon	125
put half a pound	125
a quart of good	125
may be done in	125
a little grated lemon	125
half teaspoonful of salt	125
it until it is	125
if you have it	125
flour as will make	125
quart of cold water	125
into the form of	125
enough to make it	125
it is a very	124
on the corner of	124
third of a pinch	124
and the yolk of	124
in a little of	124
on the fire for	124
put into the oven	124
pour over it the	124
and then pour it	124
meat from the bones	124
a little bit of	124
two tablespoonfuls of butter	124
place it over the	124
will be found to	124
it out on a	124
small quantity of water	124
with yolk of egg	124
fifteen to twenty minutes	124
add to them a	123
some of the liquor	123
as to form a	123
for each pound of	123
the oven to brown	123
pour this over the	123
may be served in	123
in a hot dish	123
and fry them a	123
a dish with a	123
serve on a hot	123
into the boiling milk	123
dish in which it	123
and dry them in	123
a border of mashed	123
with six ounces of	123
and let it lie	123
may be dressed in	123
water to make a	122
pan on the fire	122
an equal weight of	122
when the butter is	122
the remains of a	122
it over a moderate	122
a pound of grated	122
it into small pieces	122
keep in a cool	122
a sprig of parsley	122
they may be served	122
in the course of	122
for an hour in	122
put them into boiling	122
till they are quite	122
seasoned with salt and	122
drops of essence of	122
with white of egg	122
lay it in the	122
la mie de pain	122
to one quart of	122
to the top of	122
pass them through a	121
it for an hour	121
the butter in the	121
in two ounces of	121
in a bit of	121
so that it will	121
put in the mixture	121
in milk and water	121
one of the best	121
it is impossible to	121
and a few drops	121
rind of half a	121
ready the following sauce	121
be taken not to	121
if you have any	121
and keep them in	121
to keep them from	121
put a bit of	121
beaten yolk of egg	121
cover with boiling water	121
them in a dry	121
butter in a stewpan	121
beaten to a froth	120
before it is wanted	120
to the back of	120
set them in the	120
them before the fire	120
with the sugar and	120
not allow it to	120
to the boiling point	120
with a little cream	120
a thin layer of	120
white pepper and salt	120
through a coarse sieve	120
the point of boiling	120
mix them well together	120
serve them up with	120
pint of rich cream	120
rub through a sieve	119
then add a little	119
a neck of mutton	119
strain them through a	119
place in the oven	119
pint of boiling milk	119
in a cup of	119
stir the whole very	119
dish them up in	119
it in the dish	119
oven for a few	119
a pint of stock	119
cover it with the	119
let it remain in	118
season it with a	118
half an hour longer	118
a little salt over	118
pint of milk and	118
dredge it with flour	118
and give them a	118
should be put in	118
take them off the	118
a saucepan of boiling	118
do not allow it	118
one pint of boiling	118
it with salt and	118
on a sieve to	118
into a pot of	118
put the lid on	118
them with salt and	118
to the side of	118
sent to table with	118
a pound of good	118
cut it into slices	118
send it to the	118
great care must be	118
until it is quite	118
then take off the	118
beat all well together	118
into a pan with	118
pound of white sugar	117
the flavor of the	117
pound of butter into	117
with one quart of	117
till they are tender	117
a spoonful of the	117
pound of beef suet	117
in a little salt	117
in the way of	117
all the other ingredients	117
a table spoonful of	117
to table in a	117
the sugar and water	117
the salt and pepper	117
on each side of	117
before sending to table	117
and return to the	117
take one pound of	117
the eggs well beaten	117
to keep in the	117
spoonful at a time	116
cut it in pieces	116
butter into a stewpan	116
grated peel of a	116
to be used for	116
de temps en temps	116
in the case of	116
pour boiling water over	116
and skim it well	116
thin slices of bacon	116
with a little white	116
beaten to a cream	116
and stew them in	116
on the other hand	116
about two ounces of	116
and the rind of	116
is put into the	116
as it begins to	116
so as to be	116
strain off the liquor	116
whites of eight eggs	116
and turn it out	116
let them remain in	116
of the dish with	116
there should be a	116
a pint of brown	116
them into a large	115
a pound of white	115
of butter in the	115
pint of water to	115
a few bits of	115
them a light brown	115
a few grains of	115
a couple of hours	115
to every quart of	115
a few pieces of	115
are to be served	115
then add to it	115
it in a deep	115
and some of the	115
over a very slow	115
of one or two	115
in a little milk	115
and stir them into	115
through a wire sieve	115
guide for nut cookery	115
a cup of milk	115
sprinkle a little salt	115
the eggs and sugar	115
in a glass dish	115
the best way to	115
out on a dish	115
hour before it is	115
it into the dish	115
of three or four	115
from two to three	114
whites of eggs to	114
with an equal quantity	114
an hour before serving	114
with two spoonfuls of	114
will be ready to	114
put on the fire	114
in some of the	114
parsley and green onions	114
in the open air	114
so that it may	114
how to serve it	114
for a few moments	114
as will cover it	114
stir all well together	114
when it is melted	114
a quart of rich	114
be put in the	114
the butter into the	114
a hot oven for	114
plenty of cold water	114
set it to rise	114
before the fire to	114
cover them with the	114
take out the seeds	114
beat the eggs very	114
in a saucepan of	114
taken from the fire	113
it on a slow	113
and let it be	113
is to be eaten	113
and a little water	113
the yolks and sugar	113
and three ounces of	113
moisten with half a	113
on a large dish	113
back of a spoon	113
an hour before dinner	113
it into a mould	113
and add to them	113
serve with melted butter	113
a very small quantity	113
of bread and butter	113
them in a deep	113
cover with cold water	113
ounces of pounded sugar	113
then pour it over	112
cut them into slices	112
make a syrup of	112
and place in the	112
a teaspoonful of soda	112
with one pint of	112
it into a small	112
stand in a warm	112
as directed for the	112
place it over a	112
of the water in	112
with butter and flour	112
up with a little	111
may be put in	111
for about five minutes	111
a little more than	111
the sauce over it	111
drain them upon a	111
and pour into a	111
salt to your taste	111
the sugar and butter	111
then pass it through	111
half an hour or	111
with salt and cayenne	111
into a paste with	111
add a very little	111
to be served with	111
a half of milk	111
pound of powdered loaf	111
then pour in the	111
size of a large	111
fire for ten minutes	110
of a good colour	110
beat the yolks and	110
to make a soft	110
and flour enough to	110
minutes to the pound	110
grated rind and juice	110
as little water as	110
the middle of a	110
set in a cool	110
and boil it for	110
sugar to your taste	110
tie it in a	110
simmer very gently for	110
juice of the lemon	110
boil for half an	110
in a dish with	110
cut them into small	110
it through a jelly	110
the sauce over them	110
a glass of water	110
whites of eggs beaten	110
gently for half an	110
add pepper and salt	110
should be taken to	109
one ounce and a	109
till it is a	109
and give it a	109
pound of sifted sugar	109
put into it a	109
the best end of	109
rub it over with	109
of flour and water	109
and two spoonfuls of	109
it is reduced to	109
that they may not	109
will be done in	109
and the peel of	109
back of the spoon	109
boil a quart of	109
put half a pint	109
them into a sauce	109
to give them a	109
when it will be	109
on a folded napkin	109
the pan on the	108
if you do not	108
day before it is	108
the fire with a	108
the water in the	108
add the other ingredients	108
into crumbs of bread	108
the head of the	108
set them over a	108
bottom and sides of	108
mix with it the	108
till the dish is	108
on the point of	108
off the fire and	108
tablespoonful of chopped parsley	108
of essence of anchovies	108
the yolk of a	108
hour to an hour	108
them in salt and	108
and a little flour	108
with a little cayenne	108
a pint of melted	107
the blade of a	107
into half a pint	107
an ounce of cloves	107
and two pounds of	107
un verre de vin	107
on a dish with	107
add two quarts of	107
a large handful of	107
de bardes de lard	107
a pint of warm	107
grated rind of one	107
a pint of sweet	107
before it is served	107
one quart of boiling	107
it is difficult to	107
exactly the same as	107
and pepper and salt	107
set it by the	107
when they begin to	107
it will take about	107
put these into a	107
or before the fire	107
give the whole a	107
at the top of	107
it may be served	107
pound of sifted flour	107
with half a pinch	107
hour in a moderate	106
fire and let it	106
twenty minutes in a	106
of a quarter of	106
salt and cayenne pepper	106
and fill up the	106
bit of butter and	106
for about two hours	106
a deep dish with	106
little salt and cayenne	106
minutes on each side	106
a half pounds of	106
as they are done	106
in the first place	106
on the fire until	106
a few minutes longer	106
an hour to an	106
of parsley and green	106
for three quarters of	106
de la mie de	105
and set in the	105
a few sprigs of	105
the day before it	105
in a pot of	105
water for half an	105
each pound of fruit	105
and season with a	105
une casserole avec un	105
a very hot dish	105
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in one quart of	105
or a piece of	105
a stick of cinnamon	105
with the blade of	105
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on a piece of	105
a pound of brown	105
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ounces of butter and	105
pieces the size of	105
of a light color	105
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a good quantity of	105
beaten yolks of two	105
it boil up once	105
an hour before it	105
must be taken to	105
the sauce through a	104
in a frying pan	104
a pint of port	104
half a glassful of	104
when the water boils	104
may be put into	104
and a blade of	104
a small teaspoonful of	104
a little water and	104
and a half inches	104
one cup of molasses	104
into a moderate oven	104
a quart of new	104
in a little hot	104
them with a fork	104
beaten white of egg	104
made the same as	104
in which has been	104
a warm place for	104
if you have not	104
the white part of	104
half a bottle of	104
with a folded napkin	104
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it over with the	104
well with salt and	104
it up with the	104
fill it with the	104
make a soft dough	104
gently over a slow	103
three yolks of eggs	103
a good pinch of	103
the grated rind and	103
stir it till it	103
boil a quarter of	103
of the kitchen garden	103
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a glass of madeira	103
in three quarts of	103
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them well with a	103
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a pint of thick	103
then add the sugar	103
oven for half an	103
with crumbs of bread	103
and allow it to	103
which put into a	103
sieve into a basin	103
but it is not	103
pint of cream and	103
them over with a	103
till it becomes a	103
the use of the	103
before it is put	103
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a slow fire until	103
small bit of butter	103
the tops of the	103
rather more than half	103
you are ready to	102
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in a separate dish	102
return to the oven	102
of eggs well beaten	102
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into the bottom of	102
and pour it on	102
the american kitchen magazine	102
take them out with	102
of eggs to a	102
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let them stand in	102
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about three quarters of	102
it away to cool	102
put in a few	102
taking care that the	102
size of a small	102
the beaten yolk of	102
three pounds of sugar	102
can be used for	102
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for the use of	102
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when they are quite	102
it on the stove	102
the fire till the	102
the best way of	102
the appearance of the	102
let it stew gently	102
very small quantity of	102
and bake half an	102
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them into the soup	102
give it one boil	101
into a clean stewpan	101
of the best quality	101
in one pint of	101
is a very good	101
and let it come	101
and a half or	101
season with a pinch	101
pint of port wine	101
three times a day	101
any length of time	101
yellow rind of a	101
may also be made	101
be baked in a	101
it over the meat	101
and then strain it	101
it by the side	101
half a nutmeg grated	101
ounces of butter into	101
set in a warm	101
the third of a	101
all the meat from	101
with cold water and	101
till it comes to	101
must not be too	101
with a pat of	101
a cupful of sugar	101
the lower part of	101
put them into an	101
to the other ingredients	101
juice of the lemons	101
verre de vin blanc	101
and stir it over	101
them of a fine	101
them into a basin	100
of the consistency of	100
it on a sieve	100
add the salt and	100
a round of beef	100
few drops of lemon	100
and let it cook	100
a half of the	100
piece of butter and	100
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a hot dish with	100
return to the fire	100
through a jelly bag	100
through a flannel bag	100
and put a little	100
from three to four	100
in proportion to the	100
so that they may	100
ounce of good butter	100
in a basin with	100
boiling water with a	100
over the top and	100
and let it rise	100
and fill them with	100
until the meat is	100
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brown in the oven	100
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of the fire to	100
cold water to cover	100
lower part of the	100
in the pieces of	100
and at the same	100
a few of the	100
which are to be	100
the pieces of chicken	100
done the same way	100
with a mixture of	100
in half a pound	100
put on to boil	100
a half cups of	99
a cupful of milk	99
of powdered loaf sugar	99
it the yolks of	99
add to it two	99
for the sake of	99
stewpan with a little	99
to make a thin	99
of water and a	99
it over a gentle	99
fry in boiling lard	99
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may be added if	99
to it half a	99
them in a warm	99
gravy in the dish	99
a loin of mutton	99
then add the yolks	99
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as soon as you	99
that it is not	99
remove them from the	99
a half to two	99
it with a spoon	99
butter on the top	99
it stand till cold	98
with a little lemon	98
it in an oven	98
thicken with a little	98
water in which they	98
into a pot with	98
the skin from the	98
juice of three lemons	98
good piece of butter	98
boil for a few	98
them from the fire	98
in a little warm	98
one half cupful of	98
not be allowed to	98
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two teaspoonfuls of baking	98
add the milk and	98
two or three inches	98
the proportion of a	98
the flesh from the	98
assaisonnez avec sel et	98
of an equal size	98
may be baked in	98
a light brown color	98
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on a brisk fire	98
the shape of the	98
and let them cool	98
minutes before it is	98
and a cup of	97
before it is to	97
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under the name of	97
one table spoonful of	97
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in half an hour	97
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thirds of a cup	97
one cup of sweet	97
double the quantity of	97
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the white of the	97
of pounded loaf sugar	97
will be found in	97
pound of butter in	97
then put it on	97
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a little fresh butter	97
add a little lemon	97
four or five days	97
a seasoning of pepper	97
butter and sugar together	97
some of the sauce	97
with any of the	97
cupful of cold water	97
cooked in the same	97
all together in a	97
a cup of water	97
butter into a stew	97
pepper and a little	97
until it is a	97
of a lemon and	96
and set them on	96
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gently for two hours	96
it in a dry	96
a mortar with a	96
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on a dish and	96
un bouquet de persil	96
it into a sauce	96
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a breast of veal	96
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it into boiling water	96
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teaspoon royal baking powder	96
three hours and a	96
and stir in a	96
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of an hour in	96
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it into a buttered	96
strong salt and water	96
stir constantly until it	96
over with a little	96
it in a slow	96
addition of a little	96
enough to roll out	96
a half teaspoonful of	96
to make a batter	96
slices of salt pork	96
bunch of savoury herbs	96
pepper and salt and	96
it is not so	95
twenty to thirty minutes	95
a pound of raisins	95
a little clarified butter	95
it in a cold	95
with one pound of	95
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a pound of almonds	95
to every gallon of	95
garnish with slices of	95
of cold water to	95
a very little cayenne	95
and one tablespoonful of	95
you are going to	95
do not let the	95
the meat in the	95
for about a quarter	95
a little white wine	95
the best part of	95
the legs and wings	95
care not to break	95
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when about to send	95
them into a dish	95
bundle of sweet herbs	95
and roll them in	95
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two pounds of the	95
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directed in the foregoing	94
then strain it off	94
with a damp cloth	94
of fresh butter and	94
a saucepan with the	94
you put in the	94
and let them lie	94
it with cold water	94
and make it into	94
onion stuck with cloves	94
it should then be	94
to be found in	94
as large as a	94
two quarts of boiling	94
and one teaspoonful of	94
put in the fish	94
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a large bunch of	94
run it through a	94
as directed in no	94
pint of brown sauce	94
when the whole is	94
milk on to boil	94
to which add a	94
so as to have	94
pan of hot water	94
a pan of hot	94
some of the fat	94
them into a jar	94
and a half pints	94
very thin slices of	94
in a gill of	94
to one pound of	93
a third of a	93
set it to cool	93
with the exception of	93
pint of water and	93
a little white pepper	93
of sherry or madeira	93
this is a good	93
kept in a cool	93
a pinch of cayenne	93
add a bit of	93
will be fit to	93
and dip them into	93
and stir it till	93
and stir it well	93
into a saucepan of	93
it half a pint	93
the gravy in the	93
soak in cold water	93
according to their size	93
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them into a deep	93
stewpan with two ounces	93
cut into small dice	93
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a fillet of veal	93
a few blades of	93
will be found an	93
and pour into the	92
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it to table with	92
a pint of brandy	92
quart of rich milk	92
till they are of	92
of butter on the	92
in a clean cloth	92
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white of egg and	92
them into the oven	92
them in a small	92
layers of fat bacon	92
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the whole in a	92
add a few drops	92
it for a few	92
the quality of the	92
one cup sweet milk	92
them into a pot	92
may be made into	92
to a very stiff	92
or it will curdle	92
the size of your	92
in the dish with	92
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pint of thick cream	92
let them stand till	92
the thick part of	92
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into a stiff paste	92
sugar to a pound	92
a saucepan on the	92
a little essence of	92
over it a little	92
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dish with a folded	92
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of essence of lemon	92
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it stand in a	92
to make it of	92
you wish to make	92
fire until it is	92
they should not be	92
if they are not	91
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the part of the	91
the fire for five	91
ounce of fresh butter	91
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when it has been	91
ten or twelve minutes	91
two ounces of flour	91
the pan with a	91
enough flour to make	91
and stir the whole	91
care that it does	91
ounces of loaf sugar	91
them into a small	91
pint of rich milk	91
un grain de sel	91
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of sugar and one	91
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of soda dissolved in	91
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few blades of mace	91
pound of sugar and	91
and a half cupfuls	91
it is not necessary	91
well in cold water	91
beaten whites of the	91
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the place of the	90
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in the oven or	90
and let it soak	90
culinary fottings for madras	90
of an egg and	90
boil it till it	90
off the skin and	90
a cup of cream	90
let it stew till	90
then roll it out	90
teaspoonful of chopped parsley	90
so as to give	90
and a dash of	90
with a pint and	90
one quart of flour	90
it is of the	90
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care not to let	90
them in a jar	90
take out the stones	90
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is said to be	90
them in a quick	90
it is quite cold	90
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and then stir in	90
i tablespoonful of butter	90
un jus de citron	90
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if you have a	90
over the fire with	90
it may also be	90
in the preparation of	90
them through a colander	90