William Carew Hazlitt

Summary

William Carew Hazlitt Old Cookery Books and Ancient Cuisine… (1902)

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.
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William Carew Hazlitt Old Cookery Books and Ancient Cuisine… (1902)

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.
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