The Scots Kitchen: Its Traditions and Lore with Old-Time Recipes

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Pub. Date: 2005-01-31
Publisher(s): Interlink Pub Group Inc
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Summary

New edition of delightful 1929 account of eating and drinking in Scotland through the ages, with definitive recipes for all the old national dishes.

Table of Contents

AN HISTORICAL SKETCH
Introductory: Institution of the Cleikum Club
3(9)
The National Larder
12(15)
The Renascence of Cookery in Scotland
27(14)
The Plenishing of the Kitchen
41(17)
The Table: Some Typical Meals
58(17)
Hospitality
75(122)
RECIPES
Soups
Barley-Broth
85(1)
Hotch Potch
86(1)
Powsowdie, or Sheep's Head Broth
87(2)
Skink: An Old Scots Stew Soup
89(1)
The Old Scots Brown Soup
90(1)
The Old Scots White Soup or Soup a la Reine
91(1)
Lorraine Soup
91(1)
Potage a la Reine
92(1)
Friar's Chicken
92(1)
Nettle Broth
93(1)
Nettle Soup
93(1)
Feather Fowlie
94(1)
Cock-a-Leekie
94(1)
Poacher's Soup
95(1)
Superlative Game Soup
96(1)
Scots Hare Soup
97(1)
Plain Scots Fish-and-Sauce
98(1)
Cullen Skink
98(1)
Partan Bree (Crab Soup)
99(1)
Mussel Brose
99(1)
Winkle Soup
100(1)
Shell-Fish Soup
101(1)
Fat Brose
101(1)
Kail Brose
101(1)
Green Kail
102(1)
Muslin Kail
102(1)
Barley Kail
103(1)
Kilmeny Kail
103(1)
Dishes of Fish
To Dress a Cod's Head and Shoulders
104(1)
Cabbie-Claw
105(1)
To Dress and Keep Dry Salted Tusk, Ling, or Cod Fish
105(1)
Dried Fish Pudding
106(1)
Haddocks in Brown Sauce
106(1)
Crappit Heids (Meg Dods's Recipe)
107(1)
Crappit Heids (Isle of Lewis)
108(1)
Cropadeu
108(1)
Cod-Liver Bannock
109(1)
To Smoke Finnan or Aberdeen Haddocks
109(1)
To Dress Smoked Haddocks
110(1)
To Fry Herrings
111(1)
Potted Herring
111(1)
Pickled Herring
112(1)
To Kipper Herring
112(1)
To Dress Red Herrings, Sardinias, and Buffed (Pickled) Herrings
113(1)
Tatties an' Herrin'
113(1)
Friar's Fish-in-Sauce
113(1)
To Boil Salmon
114(1)
To Kipper Salmon
115(1)
Pickled Salmon
116(1)
Spiced Salmon
116(1)
Potted Salmon Roe
117(1)
Salmon Fritters
117(1)
Whitings in the Scots Way
118(1)
Wind-Blown Fish
118(1)
To Dry Sillocks
119(1)
Lobster, Haut Gout
119(1)
Partan Pie
120(1)
Oysters Stewed in their own Juice
120(1)
Limpet Stovies
121(1)
Dishes of Game and Poultry
To Roast Red Deer or Roe
122(1)
To Fry Venison Collops
123(1)
Venison Pasty
123(1)
Venison Sauces
124(1)
Deer Haggis
124(1)
To Prepare Grouse
125(1)
Roast Grouse
125(1)
Roast Grouse a la Rob Roy
126(1)
The Proper Sauces for Wildfowl
126(1)
Meg Merrilies Stew
127(1)
Kingdom of Fife Pie
128(1)
A Stoved Howtowdie, with Drappit Eggs
128(1)
On Dressing Poultry
129(1)
Scots Rabbit Curry
130(1)
Dishes of Meat
Haggis, A Cottage
131(2)
Meg Dods's Haggis
133(1)
Haggis Royal
134(1)
Collops-in-the-Pan
135(1)
Minced Collops
135(1)
Scots White Collops
136(1)
Veal Flory (Florentine Pie)
136(1)
Highland Beef Balls
137(1)
Smoked Scots Sausages
137(1)
Forfar Bridies
138(1)
Inky-Pinky
138(1)
Potted Head (or Scots Brawn)
139(1)
Potted Hough
139(1)
Scots Kidney Collops
140(1)
To Boil a Gigot with Turnip
140(1)
Poor Man of Mutton
141(1)
Scots Mutton Pies
142(1)
Sheep's Head Brawn
143(1)
Glasgow Tripe
143(1)
Mutton-Ham
144(1)
Beef-Ham
145(1)
To Salt a Yule Mart or Whole Bullock
145(2)
Dishes of Vegetables
Colcannon
147(1)
Kailkenny
147(1)
Clapshot
148(1)
Rumbledethumps
148(1)
Stovies (Stoved Potatoes)
148(1)
Scots Potato Pies
149(1)
Banffshire Potatoes
149(1)
Scots Potato Fritters
150(1)
To Stew and Roast Onions
150(1)
Turnip Purry (Stewed Turnips)
151(1)
Puddings and Pies
Aunt Mary's Pudding
152(1)
Citron Pudding
152(1)
Scots Marmalade Pudding
153(1)
Holyrood Pudding
153(1)
Plum Porridge
154(1)
Meg Dods's Plum Pudding
155(1)
Caudle Sauce
156(1)
Puff Paste
156(1)
Mrs. Dalgairns' Scots Pudding
157(1)
A Bride's Pie (A Scots Pie)
157(1)
Almond Flory (Florentine Tart)
158(1)
Apple Flory
158(1)
Prune Flory
158(1)
Cranberry Tart
158(1)
Scots Apple Pudding
159(1)
Apple Puddings in Skins
159(1)
Scots Pancakes
160(1)
Oatmeal Pancakes
160(1)
Sweets
A Crokain
161(1)
Scots Flummery
161(1)
Whipt Sillabubs
162(1)
A Hen's Nest
162(1)
A Floating Island
163(1)
A Hedgehog
163(1)
Caledonian Cream
164(1)
Whim-Wham
164(1)
Fairy Butter
165(1)
A Burnt Cream
165(1)
Custard for a Centre Dish
165(1)
Caledonian Ice
166(1)
Edinburgh Fog
166(1)
Savouries
A Scots Rabbit
167(1)
Scots Woodcock
167(1)
Scots Toasts
168(1)
Scots Eggs
168(1)
Nun's Beads
168(1)
Bannocks, Scones, and Tea-Bread
Bannocks and Scones: General Directions
169(1)
Bere or Barley Bannocks
170(1)
Pease Bannocks
171(1)
Mashlum Bannocks
172(1)
Oatcakes
172(2)
Some Varieties of Oatcakes
174(2)
Sour-Skons
176(1)
Rutherglen Sour Cakes
176(1)
Sowen Scones
176(1)
White Girdle Scones (or Soda Scones)
177(1)
Mrs. Macnab's Scones
177(1)
Potato Scones
178(1)
Clap Scones
178(1)
Highland Slim Cakes
179(1)
Drop Scones
179(1)
Scots Crumpets
180(1)
Buttermilk Bread (or Soda Loaf)
180(1)
Selkirk Bannock
181(1)
Baps
181(1)
Soft Biscuits
182(1)
Cookies
182(1)
Hot Cross Buns
183(1)
Aberdeen Crulla
184(1)
Deer Horns
184(1)
Some Varieties of Bread
184(2)
Cakes and Shortbreads
Dundee Cake
186(1)
Montrose Cakes
186(1)
Scots Seed Cake
187(1)
Scots Snow Cake
187(1)
Scots Diet Loaf
188(1)
Black Bun
188(1)
Scots Currant Loaf
189(1)
Hallowe'en Cake
190(1)
Scots Gingerbread
190(1)
Fochabers Gingerbread
191(1)
Broonie
191(1)
Parlies (Parliament Cakes)
192(1)
Snaps
192(1)
Honey Cakes
193(1)
Scots Shortbread
193(1)
Ayrshire Shortbread
194(1)
Pitcaithly Bannock
195(1)
Petticoat Tails
195(1)
The Queen's Tea Cakes
196(1)
Tantallon Cakes
196(1)
Abernethy Biscuits
196(1)
MISCELLANEOUS
Preparations of Oatmeal, of Blood, of Milk, of Seaweeds, Etc.
Preparations of Oatmeal
Porridge
197(1)
Aigar (Oatmeal) Brose
198(1)
Gruel
199(1)
Crowdie, or Fuarag
200(1)
Cream-Crowdie
200(1)
Butter-Crowdie
201(1)
Meal-and-Ale
201(1)
Crowdie-Mowdie
201(1)
Sowans
202(1)
Burston
203(1)
White or Mealie Puddings
203(1)
Deer's Puddings
204(1)
A Fitless Cock
204(1)
Skirlie (Skirl-in-the-Pan)
205(1)
Oatmeal Hodgils
205(1)
Preparations of Blood
Black Puddings
205(1)
Lamb's Blood Pudding
206(1)
Goose Blood Pudding
207(1)
Preparations of Milk
Corstorphine or Ru'glen Cream
208(1)
Hatted Kit
208(1)
Sack or Wine Whey
209(1)
Green Whey
209(1)
Oon
210(1)
Other Preparations of Milk
211(1)
Buttermilk
211(1)
Crowdie, or Cruddy-Butter
212(1)
Dunlop Cheese
213(1)
Orkney Cheese
214(1)
Dishes of Seaweed
Sea-Tangle
215(1)
A Dulse Dish
215(1)
Seaweed Soup
215(1)
Slokan
216(1)
Carrageen or Sea-Moss Jelly
216(1)
Carrageen Drink
217(1)
Miscellaneous
Liver Ketchup
217(1)
A Highland Fish-Sauce
218(1)
Deer-Horn Jelly
218(2)
Marmalade and Jams
Scots Orange-Chip Marmalade
220(1)
Rowan Jelly
221(1)
Sloe and Apple Jelly
222(1)
Blaeberry Jam
222(1)
Gean Jam
222(1)
Rhubarb and Ginger Jam
223(1)
Confectionery
Scots Barley Sugar
224(1)
Butter Scotch
225(1)
Black Man, or Treacle Candy
225(1)
Mealie Candy
226(1)
Glessie
226(1)
Gundy
227(1)
Almond Cake
227(1)
Fig Cake
227(1)
Helensburgh Toffee
227(1)
Scots Tablets
228(1)
Grandmamma's Bon-bons
229(1)
Edinburgh Rock
229(1)
Beverages
Beverages
230(2)
Athole Brose
232(1)
Auld Man's Milk
232(1)
Highland Bitters
233(1)
Highland Cordial
233(1)
Caledonian Liquor
233(1)
Het Pint
234(1)
Toddy
234(1)
Glasgow Punch
235(1)
Scots Noyau
236(1)
Birk Wine
236(1)
Heather Ale
237(1)
Skeachan, or Treacle Ale
237(1)
White Caudle
238(1)
Brown Caudle, or the Scots Aleberry
238(1)
Oatmeal Posset
238(1)
A Harvest Drink
239(1)
Stoorum
239(1)
Blenshaw
239(2)
APPENDICES
I. Franco-Scottish Domestic Terms
241(5)
II. Old Scottish Measures
246(1)
III. Old Scottish Cuts
247(1)
IV. Old Scottish Festival Cakes and Dishes
247(2)
V. Meg Dods's Suggested Bill of Fare for St. Andrew's Day, Burns Clubs, or other Scottish National Dinners
249(1)
VI. Sources of Recipes
250(1)
Index to Recipes 251

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