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Godey's Lady's Book, December 1835

January 5, 2018 ~ Cassidy Percoco ~ 1 Comment

December 1835 RECEIPTS. WINE MARROW PUDDING. Boil half a pound of the finest and freshest marrow in a pint of new milk, with a bit of lemon peel, cinnamon, and half a leaf of laurel. Pour it over the sliced crumb of a three penny loaf, or the same quantity of French bread; and, covering … Continue reading Godey's Lady's Book, December 1835

Godey's Lady's Book, November 1835

January 4, 2018 ~ Cassidy Percoco ~ Leave a comment

November 1835 RECEIPTS. BROWN AND WHITE VERMICELLI SOUPS. Boil two ounces of vermicelli in three quarts of beef or veal stock, for about twenty minutes; skimming it, and seasoning to palate: this will be sufficient for preparing the common brown vermicelli soup. White vermicelli soup, however, should be made in the following manner: -- Blanch … Continue reading Godey's Lady's Book, November 1835

Godey's Lady's Book, October 1835

January 3, 2018February 28, 2024 ~ Cassidy Percoco ~ 1 Comment

October 1835 FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER. Hats are mostly made of India silk, the colour according to fancy - dresses to please the taste of the wearer, made after the manner of the engraving. - Artificials are mostly used, thought some prefer feathers. Yes, that is all they give to explain this plate.

Godey's Lady's Book, September 1835

January 2, 2018 ~ Cassidy Percoco ~ Leave a comment

September 1835 RECEIPTS. EAU DE BOUQUET. Take of sweet scented honey water 1 oz., eau sans pareille,* 1 1-2 do., essence de jasmin, 5 drachms, syrup of cloves and spirit of violets, each, 4 dr., calamus aromaticus,* long rooted cyperus,* lavender, each, 2 do., essence of neroli,* 1 scruple.* Mix. Some add a few grains … Continue reading Godey's Lady's Book, September 1835

Godey's Lady's Book, August 1835

January 1, 2018 ~ Cassidy Percoco ~ Leave a comment

August 1835 THE TOILET. - No. 11 FOR CHAPPED HANDS. Take three drachms of bole ammoniac* - three drachms of myrrh, and a drachm of white lead - incorporate these with a sufficient quantity of goose-grease; and with this anoint the parts affected; and wear worsted gloves. * A drachm is a unit of weight, … Continue reading Godey's Lady's Book, August 1835

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