Sentence:  balls of highly seasoned force-meat; tchalva, a dish made of flour, honey, and oil; kalmack, and exquisite preparation of thickened cream; mealibèe, a species of inferior blanc mange, much prized by the orientals, and eaten with powdered sugar and rose-water; kibaubs of lamb, served up on skewers of jasmine wood; kubeh, spiced meat, minced, and rolled in vine-leaves, baked crisp; dolmas, a similar preparation stewed in cream; tchorbs, or soup of several descriptions, dried beef, prepared with garlick, the Turkish substitute for ham; and all the various provocatives to appetite which fill up the measure of an Oriental repast; and lastly, the national pillauf, richly coloured with <WSD>tomato juice</WSD>, and flavoured with quails. 
Meaning of the word marked with <WSD> tags:  Juice made from tomatoes. In modern use, this usually refers to the comminuted flesh and juice of cooked tomatoes, prepared commercially.