Journey back into the 1800s and discover how people prepared, cooked, and preserved eggs. With no electrical refrigeration or modern conveniences, it was a time of thriftiness, resourcefulness, and "making do."
"Vintage Cooking in the 1800s - Eggs" provides information, advice, and recipes gathered from various cookbooks published in the 1800s. It will give you a sense of history and an appreciation of what cooking was like in olden times.
Some How-to Sections:
- How to Determine Egg Freshness
- Breaking, Separating, and Beating Eggs
- Preserving Eggs without Refrigeration
- Frying, Poaching, Baking, and Boiling Eggs
- Varieties of Omelets, Soufflés, and Egg Balls
- Eggs in Custards, Puddings, Dressings, Sauces, and Creams
- Eggs in Drinks and more.....
Sample Recipes:
- Baked Eggs with Gravy
- Scotch Eggs
- Jam Omelet
- Swiss Soufflé
- Hollandaise Sauce
- Ham and Egg Pudding
- Lemon Egg Cream
- Frozen Egg Nogg
- Fricasseed Eggs
Also included:
Vintage Cooking Terms and Definitions.
Sources - 1800s cookbooks that were used to compile and create this book.