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Sunday_.--1. Carrot soup. 2. Boiled leg of mutton and caper
sauce, mashed turnips, roast fowls, and bacon. 3. Damson tart made with
bottled fruit, ratafia pudding.
1925. _Monday_.--1. The remainder of fowl curried and served with rice;
rump-steaks and oyster sauce, cold mutton. 2. Rolled jam pudding.
1926. _Tuesday_.--1. Vegetable soup made with liquor that the mutton was
boiled in on Sunday. 2. Roast sirloin of beef, Yorkshire pudding,
brocoli, and potatoes. 3. Cheese.
1927. _Wednesday_.--1. Fried soles, melted butter. 2. Cold beef and
mashed potatoes: if there is any cold boiled mutton left, cut it into
neat slices and warm it in a little caper sauce. 3. Apple tart.
1928. _Thursday_.--1. Boiled rabbit and onion sauce, stewed beef and
vegetables, made with the remains of cold beef and bones. 2. Macaroni.
1929. _Friday_.--1. Roast leg of pork, sage and onions and apple sauce;
greens and potatoes. 2. Spinach and poached eggs instead of pudding.
Cheese and water-cresses.
1930. _Saturday_.--1. Rump-steak-and-kidney pudding, cold pork and
mashed potatoes. 2. Baked rice pudding.
MARCH.
1931.--DINNER FOR 18 PERSONS.
_First Course._
Turtle or Mock Turtle Soup,
removed by
Salmon and dressed
Cucumber.
Red Mullet. Vase of Filets of Whitings.
Flowers.
Spring Soup,
removed by
Boiled Turbot and Lobster
Sauce.
_Entrees_
Fricasseed Chicken.
Vol-au-Vent. Vase of Compote of Pigeons.
Flowers.
Larded Sweetbreads.
_Second Course._
Fore-quarter of Lamb.
Braised Capon.
Boiled Tongue, Vase of Ham.
garnished. Flowers.
Roast Fowls.
Rump of Beef a la
Jardiniere.
_Third Course._
Guinea-Fowls, larded,
removed by
Cabinet Pudding.
Apricot Wine Jelly. Rhubarb
Tartlets. Tart.
Custards. Vase of Jelly in
Flowers. glasses.
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