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To Make wigs the Lady Neviles way A recipe for making wigs, a bun/small cake. -
To Make the Seed Cake Mrs Malbery Recipe for making seed cake, using caraway comfits. -
To Make the Fine Great Cake A recipe for a spiced cake, made with cinnamon, nutmeg, mace, and currants, glazed and finished with orange or lemon peel. -
To Make Mrs Thomsons Kakes A recipe for cake -
To Make Mead A process for making mead using honey, ale yeast, and water. -
To Make French Breade A recipe for a french bread, using flour, milk, butter, salt, yeast, and vinegar, baked in loafs. -
To Make Duch Goafers [Gofers] A recipe for a baked good that may be referring to "gofers," a kind of baked good usually baked on an iron (possibly from the French "gaufre," or "wafer/waffle"). -
To Make Cowslip wine A recipe for cowslip wine using loaf sugar, flowers, lemon syrup, and yeast, strained and kept in a closed vessel. -
To Make A Raire Great Cake A recipe for making a great cake -
To Make a Caraway Kake A recipe for cake using caraway comfits (candied seeds). -
To Make a Caraway Cake A recipe to make a baked caraway cake, using caraway comfits. -
The Wood Street Cake A recipe for a baked cake, using cinnamon, ginger, and currants. -
My Lady N French Bread A recipe for French bread using flour, milk, eggs, ale yeast, and salt. -
My Aunt Nevils Seed Kake A recipe for making cake using caraway comfits, a sweetmeat preserved with sugar that includes a caraway seed. -
Mrs Bushels Caraway Cake A recipe for making caraway cake using caraway comfits, a sweetmeat preserved with sugar that includes a caraway seed. -
Mary Gold [marigold] wine A recipe for wine made by boiling sugar and egg white with marigold flowers and lemon, mixed with sack (a kind of white wine) -
Her French bread A recipe for French bread using flour, milk, water, and butter. -
Cowslip Wine A process for making a wine using cowslip flowers, ale yeast, egg whites, citrus, and sugar steeped in Rhenish wine (a German white wine or rosé) and aged in sack or wine casks.
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