The Country Housewife and Lady's Director in the Management of a House, and the Delights and Profits of a Farm by Richard Bradley
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Gudgeons, to dress.
Grand Sauce for Fish. Goose, boiled. Green-Peaches preserved. Goosberries, preserved. H. Hermitage-Wine, to imitate. Hare-Pye. _Hungary_-Water, to make. Hare, to keep. Hard Pease-Soup. Herrings, pickled, to serve. Hog's-Harslet roasted. Hartshorn Jelly. Hash of raw Beef. Hackin, from _Cumberland._ Ham, Westphalia, roasted. Hams, Westphalia, artificially made. Hog barbacued. Herrings, broiled, not to make sick. Hare to truss. Herrings, baked in an extraordinary way. K. Katchep, in Paste, to make. |
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