The new cyclopædia of domestic economy, and practical housekeeper. Adapted to all classes of society and comprising subjects connected with the interests of every family, and five thousand practical receipts and maxims. From the best English, French, German, and American sources (1872)
Ellet, E. F. (Elizabeth Fries), 1818-1877 · Norwich, Conn., H. Bill · leaf 109
ach by this means a single knife can be ab- other, or alternately with fish. Fish should be placed at the head of the table ; if there are two sorts, have fried at the bottom and boiled at the top ; if four, arrange the same as the soup. We may observe, that a white and a brown, or a mild and a… … soups and fish, which are removed by the Figs. 3 & 4. carving knives and forks should be placed roasts, stews, &c., of the second course.
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