Baking - The Victorian Way
Surprisingly, this article is mainly about baking meat.
Frying - The Victorian Way
A very convenient mode of cookery to those who wish to unite comfort with economy, it seems. Watch that lard.
Preserves - The Victorian Way
In an age when fruits were locally-grown and seasonal, preserving them was important.
Steaming - The Victorian Way
The application of steam to culinary purposes has much to recommend it ...
Stewing - The Victorian Way
A wholesome, convenient and economical mode of cookery.
One of its great recommendations is the small amount of fuel consumed to sustain the gentle degree of ebullition required. 'Ebullition'?
Showing posts with label Recipes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Recipes. Show all posts
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Victorian Recipes
Doughnuts - A Victorian Recipe
Modern and American? Not so. Read how the Victorians made doughnuts.
Cooking Eggs - The Victorian Way
Boiled, broiled, fried, poached and more - how to cook those eggs.
Eggs - Some Victorian Recipes
Egg balls, egg curry, egg flip, egg pie, egg pudding, egg salad, egg sauce, egg wine.
Peas - Stewed, Boiled, Pudding, With Milk and Sugar
Pea soup - 5 heroic recipes
Peaches - Victorian Recipes
Pears - Jelly, Marmalade, Stewed, Preserved
Pepper - Victorian Use
Peppermint - Cordial, Drops, Lozenges
Perry - The Victorian Way
Pickles - The Victorian Way
What to do with a Pig - The Victorian Way
Pig, roast - Complete Roast Pig
Pigeon - Pigeon Pie and Other Victorian Recipes
Prawns - Victorian Recipes
Pound Cake - Victorian Recipe
Plum Cake - Four Victorian Recipes
Plum Pudding
More Victorian Plum Recipes
Sponge Cake - Victorian Recipes
Sponge cakes were important features of the Victorian way of life. Here are four recipes.
Tripe - Some Victorian Recipes
boiled, fried, roasted, stewed, friccassed ... all stomach turning. Literally.
Modern and American? Not so. Read how the Victorians made doughnuts.
Cooking Eggs - The Victorian Way
Boiled, broiled, fried, poached and more - how to cook those eggs.
Eggs - Some Victorian Recipes
Egg balls, egg curry, egg flip, egg pie, egg pudding, egg salad, egg sauce, egg wine.
Peas - Stewed, Boiled, Pudding, With Milk and Sugar
Pea soup - 5 heroic recipes
Peaches - Victorian Recipes
Pears - Jelly, Marmalade, Stewed, Preserved
Pepper - Victorian Use
Peppermint - Cordial, Drops, Lozenges
Perry - The Victorian Way
Pickles - The Victorian Way
What to do with a Pig - The Victorian Way
Pig, roast - Complete Roast Pig
Pigeon - Pigeon Pie and Other Victorian Recipes
Prawns - Victorian Recipes
Pound Cake - Victorian Recipe
Plum Cake - Four Victorian Recipes
Plum Pudding
More Victorian Plum Recipes
Sponge Cake - Victorian Recipes
Sponge cakes were important features of the Victorian way of life. Here are four recipes.
Tripe - Some Victorian Recipes
boiled, fried, roasted, stewed, friccassed ... all stomach turning. Literally.
Friday, April 14, 2006
Cajun Recipe
The Mrs. Dash brand has teamed with Jimmy Bannos, chef/owner of Heaven on Seven restaurants, to suggest a combination of unique seasoning blends and fresh ingredients to create Cajun-inspired grilling specialties. Jimmy Bannos has written "The Heaven on Seven Cookbook: Where It's Mardi Gras All The Time!" and "Big Easy Cocktails, Jazzy Drinks and Savory Bites from New Orleans" inspired by the Creole and Cajun cuisines from New Orleans. His new Bayou Shrimp and Veggies with Creole Mustard Sauce is an interesting example
Cajun-inspired Grilling Specialties
Cajun-inspired Grilling Specialties
Thursday, April 13, 2006
Guacamole Recipe
This classic, creamy recipe for Guacamole (Avocado dip) comes from Hass Avocado from Mexico and makes 4 servings:
Guacamole
Guacamole
Wednesday, February 02, 2005
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