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quadgram	frequency
half a pint of	438
of a pound of	414
half a pound of	398
a quarter of a	341
quarter of a pound	283
and a half of	236
put it into a	229
a quarter of an	217
half an ounce of	205
put them in a	193
a pound of sugar	179
a piece of butter	176
a pound of butter	175
put them into a	172
and let it stand	166
a pint of water	159
in the same manner	155
the bottom of the	144
in a cool place	137
put it in a	133
and put it into	132
a pint of milk	129
the size of a	126
with pepper and salt	126
a small quantity of	125
in a pint of	123
and put them in	122
quarters of a pound	121
with a piece of	118
in a warm place	117
with salt and pepper	117
a pound and a	116
in the same way	114
half a cupful of	112
in a quick oven	112
if you wish to	110
the top of the	109
and let it boil	108
for half an hour	106
over a slow fire	106
a small piece of	103
of a pint of	103
quarter of an hour	102
a little of the	102
in a quart of	101
set it in a	100
white of an egg	100
the same quantity of	97
a quart of milk	95
quarters of an hour	95
in the course of	94
a teaspoonful of salt	94
at the same time	94
of an ounce of	93
pound and a half	93
it over the fire	93
and a quarter of	88
a few drops of	87
quarter of an ounce	87
an hour and a	86
and put them into	86
a tea spoonful of	86
and put it in	86
the white of an	85
a little salt and	84
a quart of water	83
in the following manner	82
and a little salt	82
then put in the	82
in a moderate oven	82
it from the fire	81
with a little water	80
three quarters of a	80
a tea cup of	80
hour and a half	79
with a little salt	79
strain it through a	79
it is to be	78
in half a pint	77
and mix it with	77
as soon as it	75
put in a little	75
from the fire and	74
as soon as the	74
to a stiff froth	73
and when it is	73
pour it into a	73
quarter of a pint	73
with a pint of	72
two or three days	72
at the bottom of	72
an equal quantity of	71
half a teaspoonful of	71
a pint of cream	71
and put in a	71
take it from the	70
in a little water	69
the yolks of two	67
in salt and water	67
be fit for use	67
keep it in a	67
a bit of butter	67
it on the fire	67
it will be fit	66
for a few minutes	66
to a pint of	66
to a quart of	66
and let it remain	65
care should be taken	65
half a cup of	65
and put in the	64
the back of the	64
will be fit for	63
butter rolled in flour	63
a large spoonful of	63
and set it in	62
half an inch thick	62
and bake in a	60
the bottom of a	60
to a pound of	60
whites of the eggs	60
bake it in a	60
a wine glass of	60
it is best to	59
a pint of boiling	59
two or three times	58
and serve it up	58
a pinch of salt	58
in a dry place	58
put it into the	58
a table spoonful of	57
yolk of an egg	56
a pound of flour	56
the yolk of an	55
care must be taken	55
and it will be	55
beat the whites of	55
it in a cool	55
the whites of the	54
season it with salt	54
set it on the	54
a pint and a	54
at the end of	54
let it stand till	54
the rest of the	54
the remainder of the	54
may be made of	53
serve it up with	53
and half a pint	53
into a stewpan with	53
the juice of a	53
a cupful of sugar	53
pint and a half	52
and two ounces of	52
season with salt and	52
pint of boiling water	51
three or four days	51
it is ready for	51
mix it with the	51
quarter of an inch	51
for two or three	50
in the proportion of	50
pour it over the	50
the size of an	50
in a piece of	50
they are to be	50
the edge of the	50
the surface of the	50
and half an ounce	49
butter the size of	49
a teaspoonful of soda	49
juice of a lemon	49
them out of the	49
yolks of two eggs	49
teaspoonfuls of baking powder	49
whites of three eggs	48
and let them stand	48
and take out the	48
a pint of the	48
is ready for use	48
you wish to have	48
with a bit of	47
of the size of	47
and the same of	47
water enough to cover	47
on the top of	46
in the bottom of	46
the same manner as	46
three quarters of an	46
two quarts of water	46
put a layer of	46
of butter rolled in	46
them into a stewpan	46
of an inch thick	46
it up in a	45
stir it into the	45
and the juice of	45
one and a half	45
enough to make a	45
small piece of butter	44
the side of the	44
the yolks of four	44
size of an egg	44
and a piece of	44
a pound of the	44
and let them boil	44
with a quart of	44
and a pint of	44
with the addition of	44
come to a boil	43
remove from the fire	43
till it is quite	43
the addition of a	43
it with a little	43
add a little salt	43
of butter the size	43
a sufficient quantity of	43
yolks of four eggs	43
do not let it	43
the whole well together	43
in the middle of	43
and bake it in	43
should be kept in	42
lay them in a	42
then put them into	42
and a teaspoonful of	41
let it stand a	41
in two or three	41
and fry them in	41
a pound of loaf	41
add half a pint	41
it in a warm	41
about half an hour	41
a pint of good	41
and it is ready	41
into a quart of	41
take them out of	41
should be put into	41
then take them out	41
three times a day	40
a little flour and	40
put a piece of	40
made in the same	40
a tablespoonful of butter	40
a little cold water	40
the middle of the	40
three or four times	40
and add a little	40
then put it into	40
dissolved in a little	40
of the oil of	40
and a bit of	40
bake them in a	40
but do not let	40
in the form of	39
of cream of tartar	39
eggs beaten to a	39
it is better to	39
an ounce of butter	39
one quart of milk	39
season with pepper and	39
and a pound of	39
and a spoonful of	38
in a quarter of	38
rind of a lemon	38
the whites of two	38
in a deep dish	38
and half a pound	38
a pound of fine	38
after it has been	38
mix it with a	38
into a pint of	38
bake in a quick	38
eggs to a froth	38
a little butter and	38
the whites of three	38
the heat of the	37
half a tea cup	37
as will make it	37
with a spoonful of	37
add a pint of	37
piece of butter the	37
and let them remain	37
take them up and	37
a pound of currants	37
pound of sugar to	37
and a glass of	37
it is necessary to	37
glass of white wine	37
serve them up with	37
with the white of	36
put a quart of	36
is one of the	36
of soda dissolved in	36
and add to it	36
flour enough to make	36
and cover it with	36
a couple of tea	36
the yolks of three	36
with half a pint	36
with a solution of	36
it half an hour	36
lay them on a	36
in a cold place	36
as much water as	35
and keep it in	35
and the whites of	35
if you do not	35
a blade of mace	35
be kept in a	35
it till it is	35
will be fit to	35
a little pepper and	35
set it over the	35
pour boiling water on	35
till the next day	35
with some of the	35
a gallon of water	35
on a piece of	35
fifteen or twenty minutes	34
three quarts of water	34
three or four hours	34
as soon as they	34
whites of two eggs	34
in a few minutes	34
and pour it into	34
four or five hours	34
two ounces of butter	34
put a pint of	34
bunch of sweet herbs	34
in a slow oven	34
the fire in a	34
the whites of four	34
through a fine sieve	34
and cover them with	34
put in half a	34
teaspoonful of soda dissolved	34
into a saucepan with	34
send it to table	34
it into a stewpan	34
a little water and	34
about half an inch	34
add a quarter of	34
whites of four eggs	34
of half a lemon	34
make it into a	33
set them in a	33
a pint of new	33
and set it on	33
and a tablespoonful of	33
and pour it over	33
add to it a	33
with a little flour	33
let it boil up	33
keep them in a	33
boil it an hour	33
a day or two	33
be taken not to	33
put a pound of	33
the same as for	33
little pepper and salt	33
in a hot oven	33
another way is to	33
in the usual way	33
on the back of	33
yolks of three eggs	33
three pints of water	32
to every pound of	32
drain off the water	32
tea spoonful of salt	32
to each pound of	32
about a quarter of	32
the butter and sugar	32
that it may be	32
and set them in	32
in a marble mortar	32
and cut it into	32
add a teaspoonful of	32
in two quarts of	32
the end of the	32
take a piece of	32
it is a good	32
one of the most	32
and lay them in	32
the juice of the	32
the whole into a	32
it where it will	32
let it remain till	32
take a pound of	32
over the fire till	32
let them remain in	32
and stir it into	31
pint of new milk	31
season it with pepper	31
set it on a	31
a quart of the	31
to give it a	31
enough to cover them	31
made in the following	31
a glass of wine	31
the whole of the	31
the inside of the	31
bake in a moderate	31
the course of a	31
is made in the	31
half an hour before	31
a great deal of	31
a good deal of	31
a glass of brandy	31
one pint of milk	31
and boil them in	31
in three or four	31
beaten to a froth	31
a bunch of sweet	31
it over a slow	31
the liquor in which	31
with half a pound	31
as poor richard says	31
of two or three	31
it through a sieve	30
with two or three	30
enough to cover it	30
be applied to the	30
of a fine brown	30
the size of the	30
a warm place to	30
and boil it in	30
it will be found	30
cover it with a	30
and an ounce of	30
and season it with	30
a pound of white	30
let it stand in	30
over a moderate fire	30
it off the fire	30
with a little butter	30
turn it into a	30
them in salt and	29
if it is not	29
it out of the	29
hours and a half	29
in a pot of	29
a tablespoonful of flour	29
the whites of eggs	29
of spirits of turpentine	29
put it in the	29
is fit for use	29
a quart of boiling	29
take off the scum	29
for three or four	29
then take them up	29
and put to it	29
but it is not	29
them in a cool	29
in a frying pan	29
one teaspoonful of soda	29
so as not to	29
a glass of white	29
for a quarter of	29
much water as will	29
and a couple of	28
size of a walnut	28
about the size of	28
a little of it	28
to a froth and	28
in a dutch oven	28
them with a little	28
when it begins to	28
it should not be	28
over a gentle fire	28
them in cold water	28
put them into the	28
in half an hour	28
which will be in	28
strain off the liquor	28
not let it boil	28
an ounce of the	28
and let it stew	28
to keep it from	28
to left head to	28
the water in which	28
let it boil a	28
add a tablespoonful of	28
side of the fire	28
to each pint of	28
a couple of table	28
the juice of half	28
head to left head	28
little at a time	28
set it over a	28
juice of half a	28
in a pan of	28
piece of butter rolled	28
then put them in	28
it before the fire	28
of sugar and a	28
left head to left	28
and set in a	28
this is a very	28
as will make a	28
then a layer of	28
and let it cool	28
pound and a quarter	27
of a cupful of	27
and flour enough to	27
out of the water	27
and add to the	27
to the bottom of	27
make a thick batter	27
and boil it till	27
pound of loaf sugar	27
with a sharp knife	27
the centre of the	27
eggs to a stiff	27
the fire and let	27
and lay them on	27
taken out of the	27
spoonful or two of	27
to a gallon of	27
two or three hours	27
bit of lemon peel	27
cut into small pieces	27
the best way to	27
if you have not	27
with a pound of	27
so as to form	27
and mix them with	27
a half of flour	27
of salt and a	27
a pint of white	27
take out the seeds	27
and keep them in	27
take a pint of	27
be put into a	26
add a pound of	26
one pound of sugar	26
the whites and yolks	26
and let it simmer	26
ten or fifteen minutes	26
soda dissolved in a	26
and serve them up	26
a small lump of	26
to make a stiff	26
let it boil till	26
be made in the	26
boil a few minutes	26
an ounce of mace	26
in a gallon of	26
four ounces of butter	26
pounds and a half	26
will be necessary to	26
fry them in butter	26
in a stone jar	26
should be put in	26
a glass of port	26
let it stand until	26
a couple of eggs	26
brown on both sides	26
butter of the size	26
as will cover them	26
an hour or two	26
put to it a	26
in cold water and	26
pot of boiling water	26
through a hair sieve	26
the edges of the	26
one teaspoonful of salt	26
the fire till it	26
it an hour and	26
in a spoonful of	26
of butter in a	26
of butter of the	26
add a piece of	26
make a syrup of	26
beat up the yolks	26
a little at a	26
beaten to a stiff	26
a pint of vinegar	26
beat the yolks of	26
bottom of the dish	26
and lay it on	26
them remain in it	25
in three pints of	25
cups of sifted flour	25
boil and skim it	25
boil a quart of	25
pound of white sugar	25
mix all well together	25
should be taken to	25
the rind of a	25
in the open air	25
then take it from	25
and take off the	25
put it on the	25
by the use of	25
wine glass of wine	25
when it has boiled	25
of butter and a	25
make a batter of	25
take out the cores	25
for the purpose of	25
as much sugar as	25
an hour in a	25
then pour it into	25
a bit of lemon	25
peel of a lemon	25
and a quart of	25
mix them with the	25
mix them well together	25
be added to the	25
it into a saucepan	25
stir in half a	25
up the yolks of	25
the same way as	25
a lump of butter	25
with a little cold	25
addition of a little	25
and one ounce of	25
is then to be	25
of sugar to a	25
warm place to rise	25
that it does not	25
as soon as possible	25
apply it to the	25
stir it till it	25
in a tablespoonful of	25
piece of butter of	25
by means of a	25
take it off the	25
a quart of flour	25
be careful not to	25
it come to a	24
drops of oil of	24
be put into the	24
the use of the	24
it on to the	24
let it stand to	24
teaspoonful of baking powder	24
with a very little	24
a pot of boiling	24
in the centre of	24
is a good plan	24
it in the sun	24
and when they are	24
must be taken to	24
on the fire and	24
until it begins to	24
it into a dish	24
pour off the water	24
put in a tea	24
a pint of flour	24
and the yolks of	24
a layer of the	24
in a cup of	24
a stewpan with a	24
will be found to	24
a pint of yeast	24
the back of a	24
and half a tea	24
lay it on a	24
and so on till	24
to every gallon of	24
little salt and pepper	24
then pour off the	24
fit for use in	24
take them out and	24
a spoonful or two	24
ounce and a half	24
boil it in a	24
it with salt and	24
of a light brown	24
and mix with it	24
then take it out	24
it over with a	24
to make a thick	24
may be made in	24
may be added to	24
the juice of two	24
a handful of salt	23
three or four minutes	23
before they are put	23
you are ready to	23
over the fire in	23
glass of port wine	23
as much as possible	23
rub it over with	23
liberty seated liberty seated	23
of boiling water and	23
be used instead of	23
a hole in the	23
put them in the	23
salt and pepper to	23
with the yolks of	23
after they have been	23
of powdered white sugar	23
place them in a	23
it will be necessary	23
in a little cold	23
by the addition of	23
and two or three	23
let it stand two	23
set it where it	23
half a glass of	23
if the weather is	23
it up with a	23
by the side of	23
sugar to a pound	23
pint of white wine	23
fillet head fillet head	23
with a wooden spoon	23
it in cold water	23
before it is put	23
two hours and a	23
a pound of rice	23
add it to the	23
two eggs well beaten	23
it is fit for	23
in a little salt	23
enough to roll out	23
pound of brown sugar	23
distance from the fire	23
then strain it through	23
them up in a	23
five or six hours	23
them in a warm	23
lay it in a	23
one cupful of sugar	23
solution of sulphate of	23
just before it is	23
a pound of fresh	23
with the back of	23
when the meat is	23
it in a cloth	23
quart of new milk	23
place it in a	23
add a quart of	23
and let them stew	23
and put into it	23
a cup of butter	23
to keep them from	22
small lump of butter	22
of butter into a	22
rub them through a	22
stirring all the time	22
six ounces of butter	22
flour to make a	22
two tablespoonfuls of butter	22
with a small quantity	22
pound of sugar and	22
them in a jar	22
and pour over them	22
tablespoonful of melted butter	22
quart of boiling water	22
it with salt pepper	22
three eggs well beaten	22
a pint of cold	22
of saleratus in a	22
add one ounce of	22
tea spoonful of saleratus	22
done in the same	22
you wish to make	22
this is an excellent	22
an hour or more	22
of the united states	22
mixed with a little	22
let it stand for	22
the scum as it	22
cut it into cakes	22
a pound of salt	22
according to the size	22
turn it on to	22
boil half an hour	22
and put it on	22
through a flannel bag	22
and a little nutmeg	22
and they will be	22
if you have a	22
bake it an hour	22
a pound of raisins	22
is to be eaten	22
take a quart of	22
the proportion of a	22
into a stone jar	22
a pound of citron	22
of sifted flour and	22
spoonful of saleratus in	22
and strain it through	22
kettle of boiling water	22
flour with a little	22
is to be used	22
fry them of a	21
on top of the	21
that is to be	21
seated liberty seated liberty	21
them through a sieve	21
the name of the	21
one of the best	21
of three or four	21
on a slow fire	21
off the water and	21
in a small quantity	21
soon as it is	21
five or six minutes	21
boil a pint of	21
of flour with a	21
enough to make it	21
pour it into the	21
one cup of sugar	21
it until it is	21
through a piece of	21
add them to the	21
and half a cupful	21
them in a pot	21
of the consistency of	21
take off the fat	21
as well as the	21
water to cover them	21
four or five days	21
of white sugar and	21
it comes to a	21
set it in the	21
the beaten whites of	21
and pour over the	21
and set it over	21
and pour over it	21
a little lemon juice	21
with a mixture of	21
to half a pint	21
bottom of the pan	21
of spirits of wine	21
for an hour or	21
add the yolks of	21
them in a dish	21
fifteen to twenty minutes	21
with a quarter of	21
it should be put	21
the juice and grated	21
bottle and cork it	21
with the same quantity	21
spoonful of salt and	21
just water enough to	21
the meat from the	21
an ounce of gum	21
dry them in a	21
the form of a	21
the top of a	21
as fine as possible	21
and send it to	21
add half a pound	21
the yolks and whites	21
grated rind of a	21
they will be fit	21
a pound of brown	21
as large as a	21
scum as it rises	21
and a very little	21
when the water boils	21
eight or ten minutes	21
and lay it in	21
to prevent their burning	21
over the top of	20
on the bottom of	20
season them with salt	20
and four ounces of	20
butter as large as	20
is put into the	20
a pint of molasses	20
may be used in	20
them over the fire	20
let it remain in	20
to exclude the air	20
over a clear fire	20
when it is done	20
two or three minutes	20
a pound of almonds	20
and bake them in	20
in a solution of	20
half a teacupful of	20
it a pint of	20
put into it a	20
and stew them in	20
a knuckle of veal	20
put in a piece	20
to one quart of	20
and three quarters of	20
when it will be	20
on a hot hearth	20
let it come to	20
of butter as large	20
a stick of cinnamon	20
then take it off	20
with the yolk of	20
a pint of sweet	20
tea cup of yeast	20
for a long time	20
lay it on the	20
till reduced to a	20
them on the fire	20
one at a time	20
cut them in slices	20
is said to be	20
up with a little	20
it begins to thicken	20
they are put into	20
take off the skin	20
till they are quite	20
may be used instead	20
up in a cloth	19
small quantity of water	19
fill it up with	19
pounds of lump sugar	19
are to be eaten	19
then drain off the	19
of sulphate of iron	19
in three quarts of	19
pint of water to	19
make a stiff batter	19
if there is any	19
in a state of	19
or three times a	19
and put into a	19
or it may be	19
the eggs to a	19
them before the fire	19
with a glass of	19
in half a tea	19
the sides of the	19
then put it in	19
as to form a	19
quarts of boiling water	19
for the sake of	19
the grated rind of	19
fire and let it	19
every part of the	19
stir them into the	19
a part of the	19
then stir in the	19
let them boil till	19
in a short time	19
and season them with	19
them in the oven	19
and let it lie	19
rub it through a	19
them into boiling water	19
taking care not to	19
to keep in the	19
teaspoonful of salt and	19
the juice of one	19
skim off the fat	19
boil it till it	19
take two ounces of	19
it to your taste	19
when it is cold	19
with an equal quantity	19
and let it dry	19
and as soon as	19
in a little milk	19
a pint of brandy	19
it all the time	19
a good plan to	19
and a little sugar	19
a piece of muslin	19
a good piece of	19
cover the whole with	19
piece of butter as	19
let it remain until	19
into half a pint	19
a piece of flannel	19
a small portion of	19
and dry them in	19
in a little flour	19
salt and pepper and	19
when they are done	19
two and a half	19
in a little butter	19
and stir it in	19
on a few coals	19
from time to time	19
a pound of sifted	19
whites of six eggs	19
yolks of the eggs	19
into an earthen pan	19
in a kettle of	19
in the united states	18
cut in slices and	18
a little nutmeg and	18
and put into the	18
half the quantity of	18
in half a pound	18
water and stir it	18
them in a mortar	18
two or three spoonfuls	18
the yolks of five	18
and a little butter	18
half a tea spoonful	18
a little cold milk	18
them and let them	18
pour it on the	18
water as will cover	18
turn the syrup from	18
then take out the	18
pint of sweet milk	18
the dish is full	18
sugar and half a	18
the crumb of a	18
a kettle of boiling	18
it in a pot	18
a spoonful of flour	18
with salt pepper and	18
spoonful of melted butter	18
with a little sugar	18
in their own liquor	18
set in a cool	18
add two tablespoonfuls of	18
then put in a	18
a couple of ounces	18
may be made by	18
it back on the	18
the peel of a	18
a quart of new	18
of fine white sugar	18
a piece of white	18
and apply it to	18
so as to be	18
a little warm water	18
boil them in a	18
put them on a	18
stir in a little	18
a pound of suet	18
with a little milk	18
them in a little	18
and cut them in	18
or a piece of	18
and let it rise	18
and it will keep	18
to take off the	18
a few slices of	18
in a couple of	18
an ounce of isinglass	18
in a cool oven	18
of butter and flour	18
into a deep dish	18
be done in the	18
with a few drops	18
and stir it till	18
it into a paste	18
and make it into	18
the article to be	18
and stir in a	18
in which they are	18
should be taken not	18
season them with pepper	18
on a hot dish	18
then turn it into	18
put it on a	18
it should be kept	18
with two ounces of	18
on the fire with	18
yolks of six eggs	18
into a paste with	18
to every pint of	18
put into the oven	18
it in the oven	18
it in a dish	18
a solution of sulphate	18
the yolks of six	18
and skim it well	18
them in a pan	17
a little lemon peel	17
till of a light	17
and the rind of	17
of a proper thickness	17
with a tablespoonful of	17
in a pot with	17
pinch of salt and	17
it will keep good	17
put in a small	17
flour as will make	17
it into the dish	17
where it will boil	17
for five or six	17
a few minutes to	17
and kept in a	17
fine head to left	17
it with pepper and	17
of a teaspoonful of	17
into small pieces and	17
a minute or two	17
sweeten it to your	17
and roll it out	17
will answer the purpose	17
till it is cold	17
every day for a	17
two teaspoonfuls of baking	17
add two ounces of	17
two pounds of flour	17
to each quart of	17
of melted butter and	17
will keep good for	17
and stir it well	17
it is quite tender	17
three pounds of sugar	17
treated in the same	17
on the other side	17
pour off the clear	17
head fillet head fillet	17
allow a pound of	17
you take it up	17
pound of fresh butter	17
the ends of the	17
then add half a	17
for each pound of	17
a spoonful of brandy	17
and a pinch of	17
over the top and	17
a pound of sweet	17
off the scum as	17
it into a pan	17
with crumbs of bread	17
and place it in	17
little flour and water	17
put in a pint	17
two tablespoonfuls of sugar	17
gravy in the dish	17
they should not be	17
take it out of	17
and when it boils	17
at the time of	17
with spirits of turpentine	17
it into the cake	17
of boiling water on	17
may be applied to	17
strain them through a	17
it in a pan	17
it does not burn	17
as thin as possible	17
a spoonful of water	17
when they begin to	17
on the wrong side	17
a little sugar and	17
give it a boil	17
it a few minutes	17
on the surface of	17
half an hour in	17
an ounce and a	17
so as to make	17
kept in a cool	17
sufficient to make a	17
in a few days	17
the flavour of the	17
cut it into small	17
give it one boil	17
on the other hand	17
put into a stewpan	17
in a cool dry	17
butter and a little	17
to each gallon of	17
or three spoonfuls of	17
take half a pound	17
a slow fire till	17
add the whites of	17
it in a moderate	17
before the fire to	17
the end of a	17
cup of melted butter	17
them in a dry	17
tie it up in	16
tablespoonful of sifted flour	16
the state of the	16
put it to the	16
it half a pint	16
two heaping teaspoonfuls of	16
a sheet of paper	16
may be done in	16
until the dish is	16
and boil them till	16
boil it to a	16
them with pepper and	16
sink to the bottom	16
soon as they are	16
and set it by	16
seasoned with pepper and	16
one side of the	16
bake half an hour	16
enough to prevent their	16
and turn it back	16
four eggs well beaten	16
a little hot water	16
take equal parts of	16
add four ounces of	16
of the eggs to	16
a quart of cream	16
add to it the	16
will be sufficient to	16
pint of milk and	16
till the whole is	16
a cupful of butter	16
juice of two lemons	16
a few minutes in	16
a cool dry place	16
them in a stone	16
made in this manner	16
is a great improvement	16
mix a pint of	16
roll it out thin	16
add a glass of	16
a piece of the	16
with sugar and cream	16
two cupfuls of sugar	16
pound of fine sugar	16
of a cup of	16
an hour before the	16
two pounds and a	16
one cup of butter	16
and a gill of	16
and hang it up	16
ought not to be	16
add an ounce of	16
it a quart of	16
on the inside of	16
three tea spoonsful of	16
a half of sugar	16
is not to be	16
till it becomes a	16
it well with the	16
in contact with the	16
tied up in a	16
sprinkle a little salt	16
juice and grated rind	16
of four eggs beaten	16
of sugar and one	16
a little grated nutmeg	16
wish to have it	16
prepared in the same	16
will be found an	16
about a pint of	16
them in the sun	16
in milk and water	16
so that it will	16
it in a dry	16
pour the sauce over	16
the fire to rise	16
and a small piece	16
it will be ready	16
in the direction of	16
in a stew pan	16
some pepper and salt	16
and a little flour	16
couple of ounces of	16
remove it from the	16
it will not be	16
juice of one lemon	16
take out the bones	16
may be removed by	16
to a fine powder	16
it to the taste	16
they will not be	16
pound of the best	16
with flour and butter	16
in a glass of	16
a cupful of cold	16
four or five minutes	16
four times a day	16
take a quarter of	16
add a little more	16
thicken the gravy with	16
it stand till the	16
in the world is	16
two cups of sugar	16
mix them with a	16
edge of the dish	16
or essence of lemon	16
boiling water on it	16
that they do not	16
little of the liquor	15
it into a cask	15
squeeze out the juice	15
one pint of water	15
a pound of powdered	15
it in a little	15
used in the same	15
take it up and	15
how to make a	15
a strong solution of	15
and keep in a	15
so that it may	15
the roots of the	15
may be eaten with	15
send them to table	15
with three pints of	15
them in a dutch	15
and add half a	15
a slit in the	15
a pint of hot	15
little flour and butter	15
a pint of spirits	15
add a spoonful of	15
pound of butter in	15
quart of boiling milk	15
and cut them into	15
four ounces of sugar	15
and strain it off	15
and dried in the	15
when it is nearly	15
stand till the next	15
the strength of the	15
set them in the	15
in a pint and	15
round the edge of	15
two or three weeks	15
a tablespoonful of cold	15
with two pounds of	15
a stiff froth and	15
saucepan of boiling water	15
before you take it	15
tablespoonful of cold butter	15
an ounce of salt	15
of the essence of	15
a small handful of	15
add to them a	15
with soap and water	15
the contents of the	15
with a wine glass	15
the syrup from them	15
pepper and salt and	15
back on the fire	15
water for an hour	15
together in a mortar	15
which should be previously	15
and a table spoonful	15
them in a deep	15
at a distance from	15
or four times a	15
and one pound of	15
of cold water and	15
and a little water	15
couple of quarts of	15
the action of the	15
from two to three	15
should be made of	15
a little essence of	15
soon as it boils	15
be taken that the	15
in which it is	15
pint of spirits of	15
a little melted butter	15
not be more than	15
mix the whole well	15
let it boil five	15
it into a basin	15
should be boiled in	15
and pepper to taste	15
cupful of sugar and	15
are put into the	15
the mixture into a	15
the whites of six	15
the best way is	15
a piece of fine	15
cupful of boiling water	15
before it is used	15
with a teaspoonful of	15
from fifteen to twenty	15
to make a horse	15
as fast as you	15
stiff enough to roll	15
the fire till the	15
made in this way	15
put them into boiling	15
a piece of paper	15
before they are to	15
an excellent remedy for	15
when the weather is	15
just before they are	15
remain in it till	15
to the size of	15
in a little warm	15
an inch thick and	15
in proportion to the	15
tablespoonfuls of melted butter	15
water over the fire	15
put half a pint	15
then put in your	15
it and let it	15
and the white of	15
the whole with a	15
it ought to be	15
to the consistence of	15
must be taken not	15
three ounces of butter	15
the bottom and sides	15
in the habit of	15
heaping teaspoonfuls of baking	15
a saucepan with a	15
enough to cover the	15
in plenty of water	15
them up with a	15
butter to a cream	15
it boil a few	15
and stir them into	15
with a couple of	15
a large tablespoonful of	15
the white of one	15
stir into it a	15
so as to leave	15
with a little of	15
a couple of quarts	15
a pint of fresh	15
over the fire until	15
about an inch thick	15
them into a saucepan	15
lay them on the	15
an ounce each of	15
add the juice of	15
white of one egg	15
and when it has	15
with a layer of	15
at the top of	14
the top of each	14
into boiling water and	14
take two pounds of	14
an ounce of white	14
then strain it off	14
to one pint of	14
the same weight of	14
a thick layer of	14
them in a quick	14
a saucepan of boiling	14
as quick as possible	14
any length of time	14
to get rid of	14
as hot as possible	14
of an egg and	14
quarts of cold water	14
to the top of	14
cover them with a	14
rub them with a	14
one quart of water	14
cup of sweet milk	14
beat it with a	14
put in the meat	14
may be used for	14
in a mortar with	14
two or three ounces	14
and if it is	14
the sugar and butter	14
two quarts of milk	14
to make a very	14
and let it be	14
baste it with butter	14
that will just hold	14
with a clean cloth	14
in a wine glass	14
let it boil gently	14
it in a quick	14
turn it over the	14
it is very good	14
in a saucepan of	14
a glass of water	14
allow it to boil	14
set them on the	14
rectified spirits of wine	14
them into a dish	14
little water and stir	14
over the fire and	14
pour boiling water over	14
and then add the	14
on a moderate fire	14
eight or ten days	14
set it before the	14
to the quantity of	14
an ounce of cloves	14
may also be made	14
them over with a	14
water and let it	14
a cupful of milk	14
the meat will be	14
dressed in the same	14
the flavor of the	14
put them on the	14
and mix with the	14
three or four weeks	14
pint of cold water	14
hour and a quarter	14
from one to two	14
stew them in a	14
over the fire a	14
as much flour as	14
it was boiled in	14
cream of tartar and	14
and put them to	14
cut in thin slices	14
two gallons of water	14
put in a layer	14
rub them over with	14
turn off the water	14
of flour and water	14
take them from the	14
and cover it close	14
some of the liquor	14
a few minutes before	14
send to the table	14
pepper and salt to	14
it through a fine	14
a little of this	14
stand half an hour	14
stand a few minutes	14
ounce of gum arabic	14
fast as you can	14
them up and put	14
the whites and yelks	14
in a layer of	14
it up with the	14
it up in the	14
let them stand a	14
three tablespoonfuls of sugar	14
a cup of cream	14
not to break the	14
them of a fine	14
this is one of	14
and the same quantity	14
are to be used	14
be found to be	14
till it comes to	14
of the liquor in	14
must be taken that	14
the outside of the	14
of equal parts of	14
it well with a	14
of an inch in	14
and you will have	14
a pint of warm	14
used in place of	14
to the thickness of	14
through a jelly bag	14
yolks of five eggs	14
is to be made	14
and boil it an	14
a pint of port	14
the point of a	14
take off all the	14
it is ready to	14
pound of sifted flour	14
one ounce of gum	14
and pour the sauce	14
it near the fire	14
and put it to	14
in a gill of	14
there should be a	14
the water should be	14
of nitrate of silver	14
it two or three	14
as large as an	14
should be taken that	14
till it is a	14
with just water enough	14
a saucepan of water	14
take out all the	14
sent to the table	14
then take off the	14
for a short time	14
an excellent thing to	14
together with a little	14
cover it with water	14
quart of milk and	14
put it into an	14
them till they are	14
while it is boiling	14
best way is to	14
boiling water and boil	14
beat up an egg	14
pound of butter into	14
off all the fat	14
and two tablespoonfuls of	13
then put into a	13
them together in a	13
it through a flannel	13
yolks of eight eggs	13
of any kind of	13
with a sufficient quantity	13
a distance from the	13
three table spoonsful of	13
that it may not	13
to the taste with	13
cover the bottom of	13
boil a quarter of	13
the lower part of	13
in a stone mortar	13
it as soon as	13
if you like it	13
and at the same	13
two blades of mace	13
as much of the	13
dried in the sun	13
much sugar as will	13
a fillet of veal	13
two or three eggs	13
exposed to the air	13
it is of a	13
and a little lemon	13
cupful of cold water	13
liquor in which the	13
three or four spoonfuls	13
and thicken it with	13
them into cold water	13
a cup of water	13
till it is of	13
one cupful of milk	13
is to be served	13
a saltspoonful of salt	13
rub it on the	13
it is said that	13
set it to rise	13
and pour boiling water	13
the liquor into a	13
sweeten it to the	13
in the oven and	13
and grated rind of	13
should be of the	13
as soon as you	13
two pounds of sugar	13
with as much water	13
a good way to	13
an inch thick cut	13
them into an earthen	13
put them into an	13
in a saucepan with	13
into a frying pan	13
all together in a	13
faggot of sweet herbs	13
it in a cold	13
up in a dry	13
in the mean time	13
will keep good a	13
quarters of an ounce	13
taken from the fire	13
two tablespoonfuls of flour	13
pour in a little	13
made the same as	13
and bake it an	13
the mouth of the	13
put a small piece	13
boil it half an	13
three or four slices	13
it is also good	13
and put them on	13
take from the fire	13
in one quart of	13
cooked in the same	13
before the soup is	13
of a good colour	13
which is to be	13
a pound of lard	13
will just hold it	13
much flour as will	13
and two spoonfuls of	13
or three ounces of	13
a large piece of	13
add half an ounce	13
a cup of sugar	13
may be put into	13
it will keep for	13
they are put in	13
let it remain for	13
with an ounce of	13
in the first place	13
place it in the	13
and bake half an	13
the yolks of the	13
to the depth of	13
be covered with a	13
piece of butter and	13
add one quart of	13
put in a quarter	13
a heaping teaspoonful of	13
let it boil half	13
boiling water on the	13
water to make it	13
stir the whole well	13
a teaspoonful of baking	13
till it begins to	13
tea spoonsful of flour	13
slices of salt pork	13
a large handful of	13
two or three slices	13
water as will make	13
it is apt to	13
and fill it up	13
with a dry cloth	13
if the weather be	13
a piece of lemon	13
with a woollen cloth	13
so as to have	13
so on till the	13
lay it in the	13
make a hole in	13
it is put in	13
or four slices of	13
of four or five	13
with the juice of	13
it and turn it	13
a slow fire for	13
a very little water	13
then add a little	13
it into a pot	13
will be ready for	13
enable you to roll	13
and baste it with	13
pound of beef suet	13
be kept in the	13
take out the meat	13
and boil them with	13
and place them in	13
good piece of butter	13
when it is to	13
and one pint of	13
this is the best	13
over with a little	13
on a sheet of	13
it into an earthen	13
it will make the	13
put them in cold	13
of a quart of	13
enough flour to make	13
a pint of rich	13
level teaspoonful of soda	13
the time it is	13
may be prepared in	13
pounds of brown sugar	13
boil an ounce of	13
kept in a dry	13
will be found a	13
to every quart of	13
to prevent their sticking	13
in which they were	13
or any kind of	13
the yolks of eight	13
then strain it and	13
of an hour before	13
the fire and stir	13
take a pound and	13
take out the brains	13
as it begins to	13
pour over them a	13
into a preserving pan	13
add a little butter	13
after the bread is	13
is not as good	13
answer the same purpose	13
with a small piece	13
a good quantity of	13
yolks and whites of	13
a stew pan with	13
one tablespoonful of butter	13
tie them up in	13
then turn off the	13
should not be more	13
pour over it a	13
enough water to cover	13
to enable you to	13
dry them in the	13
of sugar and half	13
any other kind of	12
four quarts of water	12
a faggot of sweet	12
it every day for	12
put in a few	12
rub it well with	12
the size of half	12
and fill up the	12
the grated rind and	12
return it to the	12
with a soft cloth	12
take it out and	12
and it is fit	12
before it is to	12
them as soon as	12
it stand to cool	12
the fire with a	12
will be sufficient for	12
a clove or two	12
and turn it on	12
the legs and wings	12
a gallon of the	12
in the juice of	12
it is put into	12
then strain through a	12
and then put in	12
but it must be	12
pound of melted butter	12
put into boiling water	12
pour it in a	12
and one tablespoonful of	12
pint of hot water	12
a large quantity of	12
of sugar of lead	12
rim of puff paste	12
in the manner of	12
spread it over the	12
so as to exclude	12
four eggs to a	12
juice put a pound	12
an equal weight of	12
large as an egg	12
large star in center	12
half a spoonful of	12
let it stew gently	12
place a layer of	12
an inch and a	12
half an hour longer	12
sugar to your taste	12
rind and juice of	12
an hour before you	12
let it boil for	12
it is nearly cold	12
the inside of a	12
spoonsful of saleratus in	12
water and let them	12
it stand in a	12
of half an egg	12
if the meat is	12
put two or three	12
three blades of mace	12
and add them to	12
as little as possible	12
grate the rind of	12
day for a week	12
before it is done	12
milk as will make	12
a tablespoonful of sugar	12
render it of the	12
a pint of gravy	12
may be used to	12
and the yolk of	12
just before you take	12
a gill of water	12
a quart of brandy	12
a pint of wine	12
by adding a little	12
in a stewpan with	12
down to the bone	12
the proportion of one	12
this should be done	12
of a seville orange	12
a couple of beaten	12
with a handful of	12
and a little of	12
spoonsful of melted butter	12
herbs if you like	12
they are of a	12
be made the same	12
into the butter and	12
is an excellent thing	12
in a tea cup	12
it is proper to	12
are then to be	12
bake it in deep	12
a half of fine	12
cup of butter and	12
lower part of the	12
and rub it over	12
should be taken out	12
a spoonful of salt	12
a piece of soft	12
quarts of new milk	12
in the usual manner	12
pass it through a	12
cup and a half	12
it will then be	12
should be cut off	12
the taste of the	12
of water in the	12
and serve it with	12
when they have boiled	12
with a cup of	12
put in the fruit	12
is a very good	12
hole in the middle	12
two large spoonfuls of	12
should be covered with	12
to a light brown	12
a paste made of	12
ten or twelve minutes	12
equal quantity of water	12
and then put it	12
and if there is	12
few drops of the	12
for four or five	12
may be done by	12
make a paste of	12
it with the hand	12
of milk with a	12
if you have any	12
to see that they	12
a very small quantity	12
and a small quantity	12
the quality of the	12
put the whole into	12
the liquor through a	12
and stir into it	12
and set it away	12
and season with pepper	12
the back part of	12
till the water is	12
sweet herbs if you	12
stir it with a	12
a teacupful of water	12
them in an oven	12
a spoonful of cream	12
but it should be	12
and fry them of	12
with cold water and	12
with two quarts of	12
let it get cold	12
exposure to the air	12
it through a hair	12
and a half in	12
should be allowed to	12
when it has been	12
mix with it a	12
it with a piece	12
away in a cool	12
and yolks beaten separately	12
of flour and a	12
and a large spoonful	12
be treated in the	12
set it away to	12
as quickly as possible	12
the best way of	12
be used in place	12
will be in about	12
put three pounds of	12
just enough water to	12
add a little water	12
a leg of veal	12
of the best vinegar	12
for the use of	12
a tablespoonful of melted	12
tender take them up	12
which are to be	12
with two chain after	12
one tablespoonful of sugar	12
if it is to	12
let it stand twenty	12
any kind of fruit	12
melt half a pound	12
and add as much	12
dry in the sun	12
before they are used	12
surface of the water	12
to make it into	12
spoonful of made mustard	12
comes to a boil	12
an ounce of camphor	12
an inch in thickness	12
cover them with water	12
and cut it in	12
bake it half an	12
and a half to	12
boiling water enough to	12
and a grated nutmeg	12
couple of beaten eggs	12
pepper and a little	12
it in a deep	12
and cork it tight	12
and allow it to	12
take care not to	12
to render it of	12
and serve in a	12
with the whites of	12
out the seeds and	12
to the boiling point	12
this will be found	12
the throat of the	12
be ready for use	12
some of the fat	12
it in a mortar	12
lay a piece of	12
into a pound of	12
mix a quart of	12
in this way will	12
an onion stuck with	12
gallon of cold water	12
little essence of lemon	12
to roll it out	12
a pound of beef	12
course of a week	12
of the whites of	12
be baked in a	12
pound of sweet almonds	12
it is not necessary	12
put the mixture into	12
the fat from the	12
pint of warm water	12
it with cold water	12
or three slices of	12
keep in a cool	12
back part of the	12
it into a clean	12
place it on a	12
water till reduced to	12
two or three inches	12
stir to a cream	12
couple of eggs and	12
there will be no	12
the bottom of your	12
add a cupful of	12
into a pot of	12
pepper and sweet herbs	12
on the fire till	12
throat of the chimney	12
with water enough to	12
a level teaspoonful of	11
star in center large	11
boil them together till	11
it is sent to	11
add three pounds of	11
boil them in the	11
which should be perfectly	11
it with half a	11
to prevent it from	11
half a bushel of	11
and two drams of	11
quarters of a pint	11
and you will find	11
together over a slow	11
end of that time	11
and let it work	11
wish to have the	11
back of a spoon	11
with the other ingredients	11
it is an excellent	11
beat them to a	11
the whole through a	11
dip them in the	11
a pound of fruit	11
pints of boiling water	11
piece of butter in	11
put in as much	11
spoonful of salt a	11
a cup of milk	11
it must not be	11
in the dripping pan	11
with the top of	11
cold water enough to	11
the white part of	11
is made as follows	11
in a little of	11
the end of that	11
before it is dressed	11
in cold water till	11
be made of a	11
and stir it constantly	11
then mix it with	11
thin slices of bread	11
a pint of lukewarm	11
to the end of	11
the body of the	11
before it is served	11
of powdered loaf sugar	11
of bread and butter	11
the lid of the	11
a few at a	11
or they may be	11
let it stand one	11
you put in the	11
in two pounds of	11
two to three hours	11
is taken from the	11
bit of butter and	11
each pint of juice	11
them with salt and	11
it should be well	11
turn it every day	11
and one teaspoonful of	11
pint of the best	11
to prevent its burning	11
a quart of cold	11
a few grains of	11
of essence of lemon	11
they are apt to	11
essence of lemon or	11
in a teacupful of	11
wrap it in a	11
is sent to table	11
and salt to taste	11
tablespoonfuls of powdered sugar	11
sugar and one of	11
a slice of bread	11
send it to the	11
take one pound of	11
rays of the sun	11
should be eaten with	11
pint of water in	11
four table spoonsful of	11
fine in a mortar	11
a deep dish and	11
made the day before	11
with a table spoonful	11
it in a saucepan	11
by the large spoonful	11
the course of an	11
cover them with the	11
it is a very	11
and one cup of	11
and let them simmer	11
through a coarse sieve	11
make a soft dough	11
about an hour and	11
with a large spoonful	11
bottle it for use	11
to remove stains from	11
a teaspoonful of flour	11
mix the whole together	11
it is as thick	11
two or three onions	11
them in their own	11
add a small quantity	11
to half the quantity	11
is to be applied	11
should be added to	11
early in the morning	11
to two quarts of	11
a half of white	11
it is very important	11
sufficient to make it	11
the fire and add	11
sugar to the taste	11
a pint of sherry	11
and in a few	11
of an hour to	11
of the best brandy	11
in some of the	11
exercise in the open	11
a froth and stir	11
butter and sugar together	11
four slices of pork	11
to be used in	11
put four ounces of	11
them in a stewpan	11
six or eight minutes	11
a pound of melted	11
the color of the	11
five quarts of water	11
pound them in a	11
salt and half a	11
if you have no	11
in the common way	11
and a layer of	11
of milk or cream	11
the leaves of the	11
the yolks of eggs	11
with a quick heat	11
with a thick crust	11
ounces of butter in	11
put a spoonful of	11
in the rinsing water	11
of juice put a	11
of cream or milk	11
if you would have	11
half a dram of	11
half a grated nutmeg	11
a cupful of boiling	11
of two eggs well	11
put on the top	11
with a linen cloth	11
couple of tea spoonsful	11
of sulphate of copper	11
put in together with	11
spoonsful of salt and	11
the appearance of the	11
it on a hot	11
and a bunch of	11
in cold water for	11
it a quarter of	11
when this is done	11
to three pounds of	11
the following is a	11
the head of the	11
rub it over the	11
stand three or four	11
a cup of sweet	11
the value of the	11
be used in the	11
of water till reduced	11
that none of the	11
of oil of vitriol	11
center large star in	11
with one ounce of	11
small quantity of the	11
in a bake pan	11
has been known to	11
if they are not	11
a cupful of water	11
into one quart of	11
it into a jar	11
flour and fry them	11
with two tablespoonfuls of	11
and fill it with	11
their weight in sugar	11
and three ounces of	11
beat all well together	11
is put in the	11
out of the oven	11
put into a saucepan	11
but care must be	11
of the same size	11
water half an hour	11
it stand till cold	11
half a nutmeg grated	11
a head of celery	11
united states of america	11
it is not so	11
wish to have them	11
whites and yolks beaten	11
be placed on the	11
a quart of warm	11
in such a manner	11
and pour it on	11
off the clear liquor	11
water in the bottom	11
by means of the	11
and put in together	11
it into the oven	11
as much as will	11
turn it into the	11
with half an ounce	11
being careful not to	11
them in boiling water	11
cupfuls of sifted flour	11
if this does not	11
it boil half an	11
pint of port wine	11
they are quite tender	11
garnish the dish with	11
for a few moments	11
the course of three	11
till it is as	11
of salt and half	11
top of the meat	11
and set aside to	11
in water enough to	11
and tie it up	11
squeeze the juice of	11
on the fire to	11
any part of the	11
has a tendency to	11
into a stiff paste	11
into two quarts of	11
a half pounds of	11
of saleratus in half	11
salt and water for	11
to each layer of	11
to dry in the	11
whenever you wish to	11
salt pepper and sweet	11
in a tub of	11
a half pint of	11
let them stew till	11
stir it constantly till	11
to make it a	11
take an ounce of	11
and boil it up	11
boil a pound of	11
a quart of fresh	11
to the number of	11
beat the whole well	11
it of the consistency	11
saleratus in half a	11
in center large star	11
in an earthen vessel	11
it is difficult to	11
boiling water on them	11
it on a few	11
water till it is	11
tea cup of salt	11
is as thick as	11
it stand a few	11
and fry them brown	11
few at a time	11
be made of the	11
a tablespoonful of salt	11
put it in an	11
a kettle of water	11
and a half pounds	11
a half of water	11
three pounds of flour	11
for a few hours	11
stir in a pint	11
about two ounces of	11
a spoonful of ketchup	11
water sufficient to make	11
strain it into a	11
a deep dish with	11
of each of the	11
with butter and water	11
in a preserving kettle	11
and three or four	11
put in the goods	11
about half a pint	11
in a pan with	11
inch thick cut it	11
of tea spoonsful of	11
before it is sent	11
in the case of	11
a grated nutmeg and	11
in order to have	11
over a brisk fire	11
well with salt and	11
and pour it in	11
and bake them on	11
a pound of grated	10
exposed to the sun	10
two chain after each	10
till it is very	10
the rays of the	10
to suit your taste	10
to it as much	10
drops of the oil	10
pint of juice put	10
not allow it to	10
before the meat is	10
lay it into a	10
two or three cloves	10
to one pound of	10
to the heat of	10
into a pan with	10
of the right consistency	10
set them on a	10
if there be a	10
it back into the	10
be paid to the	10
place it over the	10
put in the rest	10
the meat of the	10
where there is a	10
may be made as	10
yolks of two or	10
see that they are	10
it a tablespoonful of	10
the same time the	10
boil for half an	10
put some of the	10
stir it in the	10
place them in the	10
a quantity of the	10
them in a glass	10
hot as you can	10
with butter rolled in	10
of each one ounce	10
the pores of the	10
saucepan over the fire	10
them in a cloth	10
let them stand till	10
three pints of milk	10
one cupful of butter	10
a little more than	10
up in a bag	10
to make it the	10
make the whole into	10
be taken from the	10
with six ounces of	10
quarts of soft water	10
them out with a	10
till they begin to	10
till it is thick	10
one pound of flour	10
if it does not	10
in the same proportion	10
it three or four	10
it stand a day	10
should never be used	10
and a cupful of	10
to be eaten cold	10
piece of lemon peel	10
the grated peel of	10
put a little of	10
make it of a	10
in this manner will	10
to put them in	10
this is done by	10
beat them in a	10
is always represented by	10
let it rise again	10
whites of eight eggs	10
water with a little	10
as hot as you	10
mix a pound of	10
grated peel of a	10
and sprinkle a little	10
when the water is	10
that are to be	10
day before it is	10
and strain off the	10
with the rest of	10
pint of lukewarm milk	10
quarts of water and	10
till the dish is	10
soak them in salt	10
quart of rich milk	10
egg and bread crumbs	10
of milk and turn	10
a little salt over	10
rest of the ingredients	10
for eight or ten	10
sheet of white paper	10
then stir in a	10
in a bag and	10
keep a long time	10
and boil it with	10
are in the habit	10
be fit to eat	10
a tablespoonful of sifted	10
pound of zante currants	10
cream or rich milk	10
boil them in milk	10
do not allow it	10
it is well to	10
them in a baking	10
will give it a	10
stir it over the	10
let it boil until	10
if you want to	10
boiling water with a	10
then take as much	10
a teaspoonful of powdered	10
on the under side	10
with a tea spoonful	10
it in a slow	10
with a soft brush	10
fry them in lard	10
let it stand six	10
stir in the flour	10
of a fresh lemon	10
them together till the	10
five or six days	10
on account of its	10
stand in a warm	10
to a boil and	10
to one gallon of	10
in the sun to	10
it may also be	10
the weather is cold	10
over the fire with	10
it into boiling water	10
three teaspoonfuls of baking	10
nothing can be more	10
in one pint of	10
spoonsful of flour with	10
this is a good	10
a bit of mace	10
may be used with	10
to keep out the	10
with salt and water	10
the whole in a	10
run it through a	10
some crumbs of bread	10
them to your taste	10
make a thin batter	10
should not be put	10
over the fire for	10
but it is better	10
till reduced to one	10
to your taste with	10
whole well together then	10
long with two chain	10
water enough to prevent	10
let the whole remain	10
and mixed with the	10
should be taken up	10
into the boiling milk	10
on a warm platter	10
and half a teaspoonful	10
boil two ounces of	10
and a little mace	10
let it remain a	10
set it near the	10
it in the same	10
the beaten yolks of	10
a little flour over	10
sprinkle them with salt	10
in the month of	10
in the rest of	10
where it will keep	10
for a few days	10
are not to be	10
let the whole boil	10
a leg of mutton	10
and let it get	10
it stand in the	10
it is evident that	10
before it is taken	10
half an hour will	10
ounces of butter into	10
add a little sugar	10
a teaspoonful of pepper	10
the front of the	10
it stand two days	10
keep in the steam	10
before putting in the	10
add a wine glass	10