Folio 2. Page 12. Verso
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Title
Folio 2. Page 12. Verso
Subject
Recipe to make Dutch Puffs, White Soup and Dutch Blomange.
Description
To make dutch puffs
1 pint of cream, 6 eggs, 5 spoonfuls of
fine flour 1 of Sugar 1 of yeast mixe'd wel
together- melt 1/4lb of fresh butter & add
to the rest put them into large deep cups
sifting over them some fine sugar before
they are put into the oven-
White soup
Take a knuckle of veal put it into3
3 Qts of water a little bundle of sweet
herbs, one onion: a teaspoonfull of
white pepper 4 blades of mace, cover it
& let stew over a slow fire till it
till it is as good as you wou'd have it
salt to your taste- tthen strain it off, take off all
the top & bottom, to 2 qts put a pint of
cream 8 eggs, keep it stirring quick one
way after you have putit in the eggs
& cream, or it will curdle- when thick enough send it up
Dutch Blomange
Take 20 oz of Isinglass put to it a pint of boiling water, when it is dissolved strain it, put to it a p[in]t of white wine, 8 yolks of eggs well beaten, the juice of 4 lemons & the rind of one cut thin off- mix them all together & set them on the fire, sweeten it to your taste- keep it stirring till it boils
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1 pint of cream, 6 eggs, 5 spoonfuls of
fine flour 1 of Sugar 1 of yeast mixe'd wel
together- melt 1/4lb of fresh butter & add
to the rest put them into large deep cups
sifting over them some fine sugar before
they are put into the oven-
White soup
Take a knuckle of veal put it into
3 Qts of water a little bundle of sweet
herbs, one onion: a teaspoonfull of
white pepper 4 blades of mace, cover it
& let stew over a slow fire till it
till it is as good as you wou'd have it
salt to your taste- tthen strain it off, take of
the top & bottom, to 2 qts put a pint of
cream 8 eggs, keep it stirring quick one
way after you have put
& cream, or it will curdle- when thick enough send it up
Dutch Blomange
Take 20 oz of Isinglass put to it a pint of boiling water, when it is dissolved strain it, put to it a p[in]t of white wine, 8 yolks of eggs well beaten, the juice of 4 lemons & the rind of one cut thin off- mix them all together & set them on the fire, sweeten it to your taste- keep it stirring till it boils
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Creator
Charlotte Starkie
Publisher
Gillespie Family
Date
1782 to 1808
Contributor
Gillespie Family
Rights
Site licence
Format
Handwritten text on a page of a paper document
Language
English
Type
Paper document
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*Down under the house are the kitchens. This brings to mind a wonderful device, a mahogany dumbwaiter working with pulleys and counter weights, and the meal served upstairs by a butler and maids. A formal meal may be served by a silverman. Needless to say Huntroyd was an exceptionally large and grand mansion.
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Citation
Charlotte Starkie, “Folio 2. Page 12. Verso,” The Huntroyd Receipts, accessed October 22, 2026, https://huntroyd.co.uk/items/show/56.
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