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To Roast A Shoulder of Mutton In Blood
Take some blood from a shop as you do for puddings
cut of bone to knuckle above the shoulder pretty well a
rolling pin, lay it on the blood whilst it is warm and let it lie
in the blood all night; take some beefefluid shred small and
some white bread grated a little pop beaten and salt and nutmegg
and a litttle thime shroad very small mix all those with some of the blood
beat all those in a morter with a knife raise up skin flesh
of shoulder of mutton on back in inside place and stuff
it this lay a sheeps call close about it so roll it; it will
take more time in roasting ordinary shouder of mutton
serve it up in it own gravie
Beefe Steamede to eat cold
you must take a thick piece of buttock beefe without skin
bone or fatt, it must be very good beefe; boal it while it be
very low or ready to break injurd or lard it well bacon
bacon must be so as oned vineger pop and salt, put your
beefe up in to an () up an up on a little fire put no
water in but cover it steame may fall in a jame,
will be liquor enough to store it, it must be very close
covered beefe very well so as one does pop and salt
some cloves it is slow'd enough take it out of same
while it is hot so drain it eat it when it is cold
To Dresse a pike
Take a pike rub his skin of while he lives bay salt
you have cleaned outside lay him in a large dish, open
him you break not gall lay pike on the ston =
pan as fast as you can wither whole or cut in pieces
pour up on it a pint of white wine vinegar; or more of less
according to largeness of dish of fish salt fish well
in the inside while this is adding have; ready some white wine
some salt ginger nutmeg onion water and cloves of garlick
a bunch of herbs as sweet margerum rosemary some
leamon pike
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