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Recipes, Etc. in this Book (Partial Only, See Full Contents Below): Cottage Kitchen Marion Harland Country Antique Cookbook Vintage Rural Cookery Cooking Domestic Home Life Kitchen Food Cook Book Victorian Southern Cuisine Baking Roasting Soup Stocks Meats Beef Mutton Pork Bacon Sausage Chicken Poultry Eggs Omelet Salads Vegetables Porridge Cheese Dishes Bread Biscuit Muffins Corn Bread Griddle Cakes Puddings Custards Stewed Baked Fruit Jam Marmalade Jelly Jellies Pickles Pickling Cake Blanc Mange Drinks Beverages Picnic Dishes

THE COTTAGE KITCHEN A Collection of Practical and Inexpensive Receipts. By Marion Harland. © 1883 FIRST EDITION. Published by Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York. 8” x 5” decorated cloth hardcover. 276 pages.

Condition: Fair Condition. Exterior has wear as shown. Binding is sound. Text is clean and complete. Pages lightly toned. Front endpaper a bit worn, piece missing at the corner. No loose or missing pages. A good, useful example of this rare 19th-century cookbook.

DESCRIPTION:

Mary Virginia Terhune was a best-selling writer of women’s fiction novels in the 19th century. Under her pen name, “Marion Harland,” she published 25 novels and three volumes of short stories over the course of her lifetime. But she also wrote an almost equal number of cookery books and books of household/homemaking instruction and advice.

THE COTTAGE KITCHEN is one of Harland’s scarcer titles. This cookbook, like others of her creation, was prompted by her own personal dissatisfaction with cookbooks of her day and a desire to improve women’s daily lives, especially those of the laboring classes.

THE COTTAGE KITCHEN is a large collection of cookery recipes, many culled from the author’s own Southern background. In addition to recipes for soups, meats, salads, vegetables, puddings, pastries and more, the book is interspersed with Harland’s “Familiar Talks” – a series of brief chapters consisting of plain advice from the author on a number of household and domestic subjects: “Country-boarding,” “Dishwashing,” “Kitchenly-kind” and “Table Manners,” to name a few.

This is a handsome and original 1883 edition of Marion Harland’s THE COTTAGE KITCHEN. To give you a more substantial idea of the book’s offerings, I have prepared a detailed summary of the featured recipes, found below. I hope you will take a few moments to have a look.

Recipes Include:

SOUPS AND THE STOCK-POT: * Fish Soup * Clam Soup * Clam Chowder * Cod Chowder * Catfish Soup * Lobster Bisque * Eel Soup * A Lenten Soup * Katherine’s Soup * Onion Soup * Quick Potato Puree * Potato Soup * Bean Soup * Bean and Tomato Soup * Bean and Corn Soup * Puree of Peas * Green Pea and Potato Soup * Pea and Rice Puree * Tomato and Rice Broth * Tomato Soup * Canned Corn Soup * Turnip Puree * Ham Soup * A Family Soup * Bone Soup * Chicken and Corn Soup * Clear Sago Soup * Giblet Soup * Mutton Broth * A Scotch Soup * A Scrap Soup

MEATS: * Roast Breast of Mutton * Stewed Breast or Scrag of Mutton * Boiled Shoulder of Mutton * Stewed Mutton with Dumplings * Summer Stew of Mutton * A Brown Stew of Mutton * Mutton Pudding No. 1 * Mutton Pudding No. 2 * Minced Mutton on Toast * Another Mince of Mutton * Stewed Breast of Veal * Veal Scallop * Veal Pie * Savory Stew of Veal * Veal Chops * Veal Cutlets * Calf’s Heads * Calf’s Liver * Calf’s Liver, Smothered * Breakfast Stew of Liver * Spiced Liver * Boiled Beef with Vegetables * Braised Beef * Beef a la Mode * Beef Steak * Beef Stew * Roast Beef * Irish Stew * Beef Steak and Onions * Scalloped Beef * Beef Pie * Corned Beef, hot * Pressed Corned Beef * Beef Hash * Chipped Beef * Pork and Beans * Stewed Pork * Pork Chops * Salt Pork and Potato StewPork Pie * Pork and Pea Pudding * Barbecued Ham * Bacon and Apples * Sausages

CHICKEN: Boiled Chicken and Rice * Chicken Stewed Whole * Brown Fricassee of Chicken * Smothered Chicken * Old Fashioned Chicken Pot Pie * Chicken Scallop * Chicken and Egg Scallop * A Virginia Stew of Chicken

EGGS: Boiled Eggs * Baked Eggs * Scalloped Eggs * Eggs on Toast * Stewed Eggs * Breaded Eggs * Egg Cups * Eggs in the Nest * Deviled Eggs * Dropped Eggs * Scrambled Eggs * Scrambled Eggs with Shad Roes * A Plain Omelette * Baked Omelette * Tomato Omelette * Ham Omelette * Omelette aux fines herbes

SALADS: Cabbage Salads * Lettuce Salad * Water-Cress Salad * Potato Salad * Tomato Salad * Beet Salad * Celery Salad * Mayonnaise Dressing * Salmon Salad * Lobster, Crab and Halibut Salad * Tomato and Lettuce Salad

FISH: Boiled Codfish * How to Use Up Cold Fresh Cod, Halibut, etc * Boiled Codfish, salt * Fried Fish * Creamed Mackerel * Scotch Herrings * Clam Fritters * Salmon Strips * Salmon Pudding * Fricassee of Salmon * Salmon Croquette * Lucn or Supper-Dish of Salt Cod * Baked Halibut

VEGETABLES: Old Potatoes, boiled * Old Potatoes, stewed * Whipped Potatoes * Brown Potato * Scalloped Potatoes No. 1 * Scalloped Potatoes, No. 2 * Fried Potatoes * Potato Puff * Potato Croquettes * Stewed Potatoes * Stuffed Potatoes * Potatoes Stewed in Gravy * How to Stew Cold Boiled Potatoes * Potato Souffle * Lyonnaise Potatoes * Asparagus on Toast * Asparagus Pudding * Asparagus and Eggs * Asparagus Biscuit * Stewed Beans * Boiled Beans, dried * Buttered Beans * Beans with White Sauce * Beans a Lyonnaise * Fried Beans * Lima and Other Shelled Beans * String Beans, fresh * String Beans, canned * Stewed Tomatoes, canned * Stewed Tomatoes, fresh * Baked Tomatoes, canned * Baked Tomatoes, fresh, No. 1 * Baked Tomatoes, fresh, No. 2 * Scalloped Tomatoes and Corn, fresh * Stewed Tomatoes and Corn * Spinach * Boiled Spinach * Boiled Squash * Scalloped Squash * Boiled Corn * Green Corn Fritters * Canned Corn Fritters * Green Corn Pudding * Canned Corn Pudding * Succotash * Chopped Potatoes and Corn * Boiled Hominy * Fried Hominy * Hominy Croquettes * Baked Hominy * Stewed Macaroni, with cheese * Baked Macaroni * Macaroni in Italian Style * Macaroni with Onion Sauce * Bettina’s Macaroni * Moulded Macaroni * Rice Boiled Plain * Boiled Rice and Cheese * Rice with Tomato Sauce * Savory Rice * Savory Rice Pudding * Giblet Rice Pudding * Rice Croquettes * Cabbage Boiled Plain * Scalloped Cabbage * Boiled Onions * Fricaseed Onions * Boiled Beets * Lyonnaise Beets * Boiled Green Peas * Canned Green Peas * Green Pea Pancakes * Pea Puree on Toast * Boiled Turnips * Mashed Turnips * Stewed Turnips * Boiled Parsnips * Parsnips with White Sauce * Fried Parsnips * Radishes

PORRIDGE OF VARIOUS KINDS: Oatmeal Porridge * Indian Meal Porridge * Milk Porridge * Mush and Milk * Crumb Porridge * Little Boy’s Porridge

CHEESE DISHES: Pot Cheese * Cheese Pudding * Cheese Cups * Cheese Sandwiches Welsh Rarebit

BREAD: Bread Sponge * Bread raised with Sponge * Bread without Sponge * Graham Bread * Light Rolls * Boston Brown Bread * Quick Biscuit * Bonny Clabber Biscuit * Graham Biscuit * Toasted Crackers * Water Toast * Buttered Toast * Cream Toast * Tomato Toast

MUFFINS, CORN BREAD AND GRIDDLE CAKES: Minute Muffins * Risen Muffins * Hominy Muffins * Sally Lunn * Graham Gems * Risen Corn Bread * Boiled Corn Bread * Indian Meal Sally Lunn * Wafers * Buckwheat Cakes * Indian Meal Cakes * Hominy Griddles * Graham Griddles * Flannel Cakes * Bread Crumb Cake * Buttermilk Cakes * Mush Cakes * Waffles

PUDDINGS: Apple Puddings * Maude’s Pauding * Apple Meringue * Tapioca Apple Pudding * Toad in a Hole Pudding * Apple Bread Pudding * Apple Scallop * Apple Snow * Baked Apple Dumplings * Boiled Apple Dumplings * Bread Puddings * Sugarless Brad Pudding * Bread and Raisin Pudding * Boiled Bread Pudding * Lemon Bread Pudding * Tapioca Pudding, No. 1 * Tapioca Pudding No. 2 * Cracker Pudding * Suet Pudding No. 1 * Suet Pudding No. 2 * Marmalade Pudding * Baked Corn Starch Pudding * Corn Starch Minute Pudding * Sauce for Pudding * Graham Minute Pudding * Rice Hasty Pudding * Baked Rice Pudding * Tapioca Rice Pudding * Rice Custard Pudding * Batter Pudding * Cottage Pudding * Lemon Pudding * Macaroni Pudding * Baked Macaroni Pudding * Berry Pudding * Roley-Poley Pudding * Corn Meal Pudding * Corn Meal Hasty Pudding * Fried Hasty Pudding * Hard Pudding Sauce * Liquid Pudding Sauce * Lemon Pudding Sauce * Jelly Pudding Sauce * Custard Pudding Sauce

STEWED AND BAKED FRUITS: Baked Apples * Stewed Apples * Baked Sweet Apples * Baked Sweet Pears * Stewed Pears * Stewed Quinces * Stewed Cherries * Stewed Dried Peaches * Stewed Rhubarb or Pie Plant

JAMS AND MARMALADES: Berry Jams * Peach Marmalade * Apple Marmalade * Quince Marmalade

FRUIT JELLIES: Currant Jelly * Blackberry and Raspberry Jelly * Quince and Crab Apple Jelly * Grape Jelly

PICKLES: Green or Tart Pickles * Pickled Walnuts or Butternuts * Green Tomato Pickle * Sweet Pickles * Pickled Plums * Pickled Peaches * How to Use the Surplus Syrup * Pickled Cabbage * Blackberry or Raspberry Vinegar

CAKES: Cream Short Cake * Berry Short Cake * Peach Short Cake * Breakfast Berry Short Cake * Foundation for Jelly or Cream Cake * Cream for Cake Filling * Old Fashioned Cup Cake * Meringue Filling for Cake * Marble Cake * Mamie’s Cake * Cocoanut Cake * Filling * Nut Cake * Huckleberry Cake * Sponge Cake * Apple Cake * Apple Filling * Baker’s Cake Transformed * Soft Gingerbread * Currant Cakes * Cream Puffs * Filling * Cookies * Ginger Cookies * Ginger Snaps * Jumbies or Drop Cakes * Crullers * Doughnuts * Corn Starch Cakes * Unity Gingerbread

CUSTARDS: Boiled Custard * Floating Island * Baked Custard * Tapioca Custard * Rice Custard * Sago Custard * Cocoanut Custard * Snow Pudding

JELLIES AND BLANC MANGE: Cider Jelly * Lemon Jelly * Orange Jelly * Jelly in Oranges * Ribbon Jelly * Apple Jelly * Peach Jelly * Jelly and Custard * Sago Jelly * Tapioca Jelly * Blanc Mange, plain * Corn Starch Blanc Mange * Arrow-root Blanc Mange * Tapioca Blanc Mange * Farina Blanc Mange * Chocolate Blanc Mange * Medley Blanc Mange * Coffee Blanc Mange * Tea Blanc Mange * Tea Blanc Mange * A Pretty Dish * Jaune Mange * An Easter Dessert * A Bird’s Nest

BEVERAGES: Coffee * Black Coffee * Café Au Lait * Tea * Chocolate * Shells or Cocoa Nibs * Lemonade * Tea a la Russe * Iced Coffee * Crust Coffee or Toast Water * Apple Tea * Flax Seed Lemonade * Iceland Moss Lemonade

PICNIC DISHES: Boiled Ham * Boiled Tongue * Sweetbread Sandwiches * Chicken and Ham Sandwiches * Sardine Sandwiches * Egg Sandwiches * Cheese Sandwiches * Beef Loaf

Remember folks, this is an 1883 First Edition. This book is 141 years old.

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