Folio 2. Page 23. Recto
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Title
Folio 2. Page 23. Recto
Subject
Recipe for Pickle for Brawn and Orange (cheesecakes)
Description
Pickle for Brawn
Two Gallons of water, ¼ of a Pint of Oatmeal
a Quart of good bran, boil it gently
one hour strain it off when cold- season
it with 1 pound lb of common salt- put in the Brawn
and steep it with this pickle; new
it once a month -
Orangecheesecakes
Take 5 Seville oranges
pare off the outside rind as thin as
possible then boil the oranges in se-
-parate water till the bitterness is quite
out them, cut them open & take out the
seeds & inside skins & beat them in a
mortar with a bit of butter about the
size of a Wallnut till it comes to a paste
then squeeze in the juice ofA
one China Orange & the juice of4 2
Lemons, put in 3 spoonfuls of white
wine & half a pound of fine loaf
sugar this quantity makes 6- put them
in good puff paste then boil them half
an hour, there must be a little melted
butter in the dish. It is best to boil
the Oranges over night for there is
not time to get out the bitterness
in the Morning- when oranges grow too ripe you must add more lemon -
Two Gallons of water, ¼ of a Pint of Oatmeal
a Quart of good bran, boil it gently
one hour strain it off when cold- season
it with 1 pound lb of common salt- put in the Brawn
and steep it with this pickle; new
it once a month -
Orange
Take 5 Seville oranges
pare off the outside rind as thin as
possible then boil the oranges in se-
-parate water till the bitterness is quite
out them, cut them open & take out the
seeds & inside skins & beat them in a
mortar with a bit of butter about the
size of a Wallnut till it comes to a paste
then squeeze in the juice of
one China Orange & the juice of
Lemons, put in 3 spoonfuls of white
wine & half a pound of fine loaf
sugar this quantity makes 6- put them
in good puff paste then boil them half
an hour, there must be a little melted
butter in the dish. It is best to boil
the Oranges over night for there is
not time to get out the bitterness
in the Morning- when oranges grow too ripe you must add more lemon -
Creator
Charlotte Starkie
Publisher
Gillespie Family
Date
1782 to 1808
Rights
Site licence
Format
Handwritten text on a page of a paper document
Language
English
Type
Paper document
Text Item Type Metadata
Text
Here is is a wonderful reminder that life in a large country house like Huntroyd was different. There is a hint that the house had an Orangery and were growing their own. Presumably the Orangery would be heated and set against the south facing wall of a walled garden.
Original Format
Paper document
Collection
Citation
Charlotte Starkie, “Folio 2. Page 23. Recto,” The Huntroyd Receipts, accessed October 21, 2026, https://huntroyd.co.uk/items/show/67.
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