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Mary Carnegie and Susan Gillespie cookbook, 1804-1905

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Two pigs head cleaned and rubbed will with salt and salt petre to be 3 or 4 days with the ears and tongues. Then Boiled till all the bones come out. Chop them not very small put some salt over them and put them into the tin before they are cold with the horny part of 2 oxens feets [warm?] and shut. Lay weights on them all next day then put them into this [illegible]
Two English gallons of water - quarter of an English pint of oatmeal - a Quart of good wheat Brown - boil them gently one hour and drain it off - when cold add one pound of common salt - put in the Brown and keep it covered - [illegible] the [illegible] once a month. The tin should be [like?] a calme. tine with false bottom and top and (to open at the side - Anderson on the South Bridge [illegible] them
[Illegible] come Glouster as other rich cheese put it into a pan with about an oz of fresh [batter?] and a very little milk put it on the fire and keep stirring it till the cheese is [illegible] dissolved when you take it up add an egg well beat chop it and put it before the fire to brown.

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Pork Brawn 19 Two pigs head cleaned and rubbed will with salt and salt petre to be 3 or 4 days with the ears and tongues. Then Boiled till all the bones come out. Chop them not very small put some salt over them and put them into the tin before they are cold with the horny part of 2 oxens feets [warm?] and shut. Lay weights on them all next day then put them into this [illegible] Two English gallons of water - quarter of an English pint of oatmeal - a Quart of good wheat Brown - boil them gently one hour and drain it off - when cold add one pound of common salt - put in the Brown and keep it covered - [illegible] the [illegible] once a month. The tin should be [like?] a calme. tine with false bottom and top and (to open at the side - Anderson on the South Bridge [illegible] them [Illegible] come Glouster as other rich cheese put it into a pan with about an oz of fresh [batter?] and a very little milk put it on the fire and keep stirring it till the cheese is [illegible] dissolved when you take it up add an egg well beat chop it and put it before the fire to brown.