Place the partridges on these, breasts uppermost, pour over them half a pint of good stock, cover with a round of buttered paper, and simmer as gently as possible till the partridges are done enough.
Serve with a sauce made of half a pint of good stock, a gill of Chablis, a little water, and a piece of butter rolled in flour, and stirred till smooth; when it begins to boil slice in pickled gherkins.
Drain it, and put it into a pint of good stock, with a little salt, a teaspoonful of unmixed mustard and a dust of cayenne.
Even if I was to go, my father disliking would take away all energy, and I should want a good stock of that.
If you have not a good stock, I will add one more to the list.
To this add one and a quarter pint of good stock and a glass of Chablis, boil rapidly for ten minutes then simmer till it is reduced to a third.
Espagnole, or Brown Sauce The chief ingredient of this useful sauce is good stock, to which add any remnants and bones of fowl or game.
Make a roux by frying two ounces of butter and two ounces of flour, add an ounce of grated cheese and half a cup of good stock.
Add plenty of good stock, and put them on a slow fire.
After the war, Martin Kallikak married a woman of good stock.
But contrast his career in and after slavery with that of the Mamelukes of Egypt, who were slaves, but slaves of good stock.
Make a good stockof veal or beef as directed for consommé (No.
Both Daphnia and Cyclops are bred in stagnant water in which there should be a good stock of weeds.
In the case of a pond it is generally fairly easy to introduce a good stock of suitable weeds.
Fortunately, however, such lengthy and complicated proceedings as are necessary to obtain a good stock of trout are not necessary to obtain a good stock of coarse fish.
A fair proportion should, however, be kept in the ponds and protected, so that a good stock of the flies may be available next year.
Drain off the butter and add to it two level tablespoonfuls of flour, a half cupful of good stock, a half cupful of strained tomatoes, and bring to a boil.
I had a good stock of it, and they were constantly coming to me with their ailments.
The proper requisites for a good stockare a full hive of proper shape and size, (viz.
First, it is necessary to provide a good stock of patience, as it may be a short job, or it may be a long one.
If they do catch some, we will wait here till we can dry a good stock.
Well, you had better take a good stock of powder and ball, and you can practise a bit as you go along.
The meat we have got already will last some time, but it is as well to lay in a good stock, and we want the skins badly to make our roof.
Pryor, Gibson & Shields returned from the Village with a good Stock of roots and bread.
Donna Maria shall make a good stock of paste, and cut the tick into strips for both widths.
It would be well to lay in a good stock of firewood.
We have a good stock of ammunition for them and for our pistols.
A good stock, a good stock, she thought to herself.
We shall want a good stock of thorns, for we are sure to break lots of them in making the holes.
The flour and the biscuits would last twice as long, but we must keep a good stock of them on hand, so as to have a store if we take to the canoe again.
In fact, this morning I have been engaged in laying in a good stock of wine, not for the voyage but for use in Chili.
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