Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-14
A CURIOUS BILL OF FARE.
The New York Hotel Mail publishes the
curious :" Biblical bill Of fare: Y

The New York Hotel Mall publishes the
following curious g Biblical bill of fare: Y
PREPARATORY, -
Bring in the table and spread linen cloth thereon
and set in order the things that are to be set IL
order upon it. Exod XII, q ; Mark xiv, 81.
Set the bread upon the table, aud butter in q
lordy dish. Jud v, Is: Exod. XII, %.
Tell them who are bidden have prepared my
dinner. Matt. xxi 4.
DINNER.
Ap1etizer-Ye Yarmouth
would cause tAee TO drink OF spiced wine. Cant
viii, 2.
He brought them up out of the sea- Isa xiii II
And their mouths were opened Immediately
Luke l., g.
CHATEAU yorEs.
Every man at the beginning doth set forth good
wine. John H., 10.
PURGE of Lentil with Croutons.
Jacob gave Esau bread and pottage Of lentils
Gen. XIV, 81.
Eat bread with scarceness. Deut viii,
ANoNTILLADo SHERRY.
Drink NJ longer water. but use little wine fol
thy stomach's sake. Tim v, %.
HoRs DGUvRE.
Olives Sardines
Job XIV, 80. Rev. iv., g.
FISH.
Striped Bass, Oyster Sauce.
We remember the fish we did eat freely. Mum
XII, 5.
These with many stripes Deut XIV, 3.
HoLhAYDAIsE POTATOES.
The fruits of the ground. Gen. w., 8.
root out OF dry ground. lisa. ill.,, 2.
sTgINBURGER CABINET.
Thou hast kept the good wine till now. John ii.
10.
RELIEVE.
Boiled Capon. Egg Sauce.
Accept it always and in all places Acts xiv, 5
CHATEAU LATTE.
The wine is red. Psal lxxv., s.
ENTREK.
Pigeons Braise, with Peas
Pigeons such as he is able to get. Lev. xvi, %.
Curry of turkey wings, a rIndienne.
The king of spices. Chron. tx, 8.
sUccorAsH.
They brought corn and beans. Sam. xvii, %
G H. MUMM's E1. DRY.
Wine hat maketh glad the heart of man. Fl l y,
up then. the measures of your fathers, and let u:
keep up the feast. Psal. civ, Is; Matt. xiii, 80
l Cor ", 8.
Turkey, Stuffed with Chesnuts
Filled with the fruits of the chestnut trees Phil
l., II Eek. XXI, s.
Saddle of yenson.
Ipray We eat of my venison. will eatof my sons
venison. Gen. xvii, 10 %.
Quail Larded.
Abundantly moistened with fat lisa. xiii, "a
Even quail came. Exod. xvi, 13
CLOS DE voUGEor.
Esteemed among men. Luke xvi. Is.
Royal wine in abundance. Esth. l., Z.
LETTUCE SALAD.
pleasant plant green before the sun. lisa. ",
Z Jer. xvii, s.
Pour oil UPON it pure oilolive. Lev. H., Is, and
xiv, =.
Vinegar and salt without prescribing how much.
Ruth IL, Il Ezra. vii, p.
VEGETABLES (Assorted.)
And the earth brought forth grass and herb yield
ing seed after his kind. Gen. l., u.
DESSERT.
English Plum Pudding
About this season is good and acceptable. Kings
Biscuit Glace.
Ice like morsels. Psalm cxlvii., II
Royal dainties, frozen. Gen. Xix, 20; job
XXXyiii., 80.
He took cake. Lev. viii, 20.
Crackers and Cheese.
Cheese. job X, 10.
Carry these ten cheeses to the Captain. Samuel
xvii, is
Fruit.
desire fruit that may abound. Phil. w., H.
All manner of fruits, and old. Cant vii, 49,
Coffee.
Last of all. Matt xxi, 81.
They made an end OF eating, finally. Amos
Wi,
They should make smoke. Rev. viii, II.
And become like dust and ashes Job xxx, 49,
The house was filled with smoke lisa. vi, 4.