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Bradley, Richard

"The Country Housewife and Lady's Director in the Management of a House, and the Delights and Profits of a Farm"


Hare, to keep.
Hard Pease-Soup.
Herrings, pickled, to serve.
Hog's-Harslet roasted.
Hartshorn Jelly.
Hash of raw Beef.
Hackin, from _Cumberland._
Ham, Westphalia, roasted.
Hams, Westphalia, artificially made.
Hog barbacued.
Herrings, broiled, not to make sick.
Hare to truss.
Herrings, baked in an extraordinary way.

K.
Katchep, in Paste, to make.

L.
Lemons in Marmalade.
Lemon-Peels, preserv'd in Jelly.
Lemon-Cakes.
Lumber-Pye.
Lap-Dog, to keep in Health.
Liver and Crow.

M.
Mustard, of several Sorts.
Mustard-Seed-Flour.
Marmalade of Peaches.
Ditto, of Plums.
Marygold-Flowers, preserved.
Marmalade of Pine-Apples.
Marmalade of Quince.
Mutton, the Neck in Broth, an extraordinary way
Mutton, the Neck ragou'd.

N.
Neats-Tongues, roasted

O.
Oysters, fry'd.
Oranges in Marmalade.
Orangery Snuff.
Orange-Butter.
Onions, boil'd.
Ortolans, to dress.
Orange-Peels, preserved in Jelly.
Orange-Flowers, preserved in Jelly.
Orange-Tarts.
Orange-chips.
Oxen, to kill and salt in hot Weather.

P.
Peach-Tarts, white.
Pepper Mint-Water.
Pidgeon, to truss.
Potatoe-Puddings.
Provisions, to take into the Country.
Plums, dry'd with Sugar.
Plum-Porridge.
Pyes, minced, or _Christmas_-Pyes.


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