# Old Cookery Books and Ancient Cuisine/Index

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Acton, Eliza Addington, Surrey Aigredouce Albans, St., Abbey of Ale  —Cock  —Elder  —Kentish Alfred and the cakes Al-fresco meals Alfric, Colloquy of Amber puddings Angelica Anglo-Danish barbarism Anglo-Celtic influence Anglo-Saxon names of meats Animal food Anthropophagy Apicius, C. Apuleius Arms and crests on dishes Arnold's Chronicle Arthur Ashen-keys, pickled Asparagus Assize of ale Australian meat
Babies' Book Bacon, Lord Keeper Bag pudding Baker  —Parisian Bakestone Banbury cake Bannock Banquet, order of a fourteenth century Barba, M. Bardolf, a dish Bardolph Bartholomew de Cheney  —St., Hospital of, at Sandwich Battalia pie Beef, powdered  —Martlemas Beer  —composition of the ancient Bees, wild Bellows Birch wine Bit and bite Blackcaps Bolton, Charles, Duke of Book of St. Albans Books of demeanour Branderi Brass cooking vessels Brawn Bread Britons, diet of the  —Northern and Southern Brittany Broach or spit turner Broom-buds, pickled Broth Bun Butler, ancient duties of the Butter
Caerleon Caesar, evidence of Cakes Calais Calves, newly-born  —removal of, from the mother, while in milk Cannibalism Carps' tongues Carving, terms of Castelvetri Caudles and possets Caviary Charlet Chaucer, G. Chaworth's (Lady) pudding Cheesecakes, Mrs. Leed's, etc., Cheeses Chimney, kitchen China broth China earth Christmas Clare Market Cleikirai Club Clermont, B. Coals Cobham, Lord Cockle Colet, Dean College wine Colonial cattle Condiments Confectioner  —master Confectionery Conserves Cook  —master Cookery-books, lists of  —with the names of old owners Cook's-shops Cooking utensils, great value of  —lists of Cooper, Joseph Copley, Esther Copper, art of tinning Cornish pasty Coryat, Thomas Court, the ancient Cows Crab-apple sauce Creams Cromwell, Oliver  —his favourite dishes Cuisine bourgeoise of ancient Rome  —English, affected by fusions of race  —Old French Cuisinier Royal, Le Curds and cream
Danish settlers Danish settlers, their influence on our diet Deer-suet, clarified DelaHay Street Deportment at table, gradual improvement in the Dishes, lists of  —substituted for trenchers  —different sizes and materials of  —mode of serving up Dods, Margaret Dripping-pans Dumplings, Norfolk
Earl, Rules and Orders for the House of an East-Cheap Eating-houses, public Ebulum Edward III. Eggs  —buttered Elizabeth, Queen Endoring English establishment, staff of an Ennius, Phagetica of Epulario Etiquette of the table
Fairfax inventories Falstaff Farm-servants' diet Feasts, marriage and coronation Finchmgfield Fireplace Fish, cheaper, demanded  —on fast-days  —considered indigestible  —lists of  —musical lament of the dying Fishing, Saxon mode of Florendine Flowers, conserve of Forced meat Forks Foreign cookery  —Warner's strictures on Form of Cury Forster, John, of Hanlop Fox, Sir Stephen Francatelli French establishment, staff of a French Gardener, the Fricasee Fruit-tart Fruits, dried or preserved Frying-pan Frying Pan Houses at Wandsworth Furmety
Galantine Galingale Game Garlic Gilling in Yorkshire Gingerbread Ginger-fork Glass and crystal handles to knives and forks Glasse, Mrs. Glastonbury Abbey Glazing, or endoring Gomme, G.L. Goose  —giblets Grampus Grape, English, used for wine Greece, Ancient Greek anthropophagy Greene, Robert
Hamilton, Duke and Duchess of Hare Harington family Hen, threshing the fat Henry II.  —III.  —IV.  —IV. and V.  —VII.  —VIII. Hill, Dr. Hippocras Holborn and the Strand, suburbs of Home-brewed drink Hommes de Bouche Hops Hospitality, decay of
Inns, want of, in early Scotland  —and taverns in Westminster, rules for Italian cookery  —pudding Italy, the fork brought from
Jack, the Jacks, black Jigget of mutton Joe Miller quoted Johannes de Garlandia Johnson, Dr. Johnstone, Mrs. Jumbals Junket Jussel, a dish
Kail-pot Kettle Kitchens  —furniture of  —staff of the Kitchener, Dr. Knives
Ladies and gentlemen at table Landlord and lawyer, exactions of Land o' Cakes Laver Leveret Liber Cure Cocorum Liqueurs Liquids, storage of Loaf of bread  —sugar Lombards London cooks famous Lord Mayor of London Lord Mayor's Pageant for 1590 Lucas, Joseph, his Studies in Nidderdale Lumber pie Luncheon Luxury, growth of Lydgate's Story of Thebes  —"London Lickpenny"
Malory's King Arthur Manuturgium Maple-wood bowls Marinade Marketing, old Marlborough cake Marmalade Maser Massinger quoted Master-cook  —ancient privileges of the Meals  —in the Percy establishment Meats and drinks Menagier de Paris quoted Merenda, a meal Metheglin or hydromel Middleton, John, chef Milk Modern terms for dishes first introduced More, Sir Thomas Morsus Morton, Cardinal Moryson, Fynes, quoted Mulberries Mushrooms Music to announce the banquet Mustard
Nasturtium-buds, pickled Neckam, Alexander Nevill, Archbishop Newcastle coal New College pudding Nidderdale Noble Book of Cookery Norfolk dumplings  —yeoman Norman cuisine  —influence on cookery Normandy Nott, John, chef
Oatmeal Oblys Odysseus Odyssey Olio  —pie Omelettes Orders and Ordinances of Lord Burleigh as steward of Westminster Ordinaries, London  —Parisian Oriental sources of cooking Oxford Oxford cake
Parisian cook's-shops Partridges not recommended to the poor Passage, a game Pastry Peacocks Pelops Pepper Peter of Blois Peterborough Abbey Pewter, utensils of Phagetica of Ennius Pheasants Pickles Piers of Fulham Pies Pig's pettitoes Ploughman (husbandman) Plovers Pockets Poloe Polyphemus Pome de oringe Poor, diet of the  —relief of the "Poor Knights," a dish Pope, Alex. Porcelain Pork Porpoise Porte-chape Potato Pot-au-feu Pot-hook Pot-luck Poudre-marchaunt tart Poultry Powdered beef  —horse Puddings Pulpatoon
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Rabbit Radish-pods, pickled Raisin-sauce Rasher Rear-supper Receipts of eminent persons  —Early Religious scruples against certain food Rents, excessive Roasting-spit or iron Robert, Master, and his wife Helena Romans, culinary economy of  —obligation to Greece Roses, conserve of Rundell, Mrs. Rush, Friar Russell's Book of Nurture
Salt  —, fine  —cellar Sandwich, Kent Saracen sauce Saucepan Sauces Sausage Saxon influence on diet Scotland, want of Inns in Scots, the  —their early food  —their poverty Scott, Sir Walter Scottish cookery, early Secret house, keeping Shakespeare, W. Shrewsbury cakes "Sing a song of sixpence" Smith and his Dame, a tale Smith, E., Preface to her Cookery Book  —select extracts from the work Soap Song of the Boar's Head Soups Soyer, Alexis Spanish influence on cookery  —Armada Spice with wine Spinach Spit-turner Spit, turning the, a tenure Spoons Spread-eagle pudding Spruce-beer Squire, functions of the, at table "Squire of Low Degree" St. Albans Abbey St. John's College, Cambridge Stanton-Harcourt "Store of house" Subtleties Sugar Swan Swinfield, Bishop Sykes, Colonel Syrups from flowers
Table-cloth Table-furniture Tansies Tart, fruit Tea caudle Temse Tiffany cakes Tillinghast, Mary Tinder-box Tom Thumb Touchwood, Peregrine, Esquire Towel Trencher  —Posies on the Tripe, double Tripod Trivet Trumpet, dishes brought into the hall to the sound of Tureiner Tusser, Thomas
Ude, Louis Eustache Utensils  —treatise on, by Alex. Neckam
Vegetable diet Venison Venner, Tobias Viard et Fouret, MM. Village life, early Vocabularies, primary object of
Wafery Wandsworth Warham, Archbishop Westminister Westphalia hams Whale Whetstone cakes Whey White grease Whittinton, Robert Wigs William I.  —III., his posset William of Malmesbury Wines  —lists of Wolsey, Cardinal Wood-Street cake Wormwood cakes  —wine Wotton, Sir Edward
Yeoman, diet of the  —bad state of the Yorkshire Young Cook's Monitor, the, by M.H.