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Fairfax-Spencer Family Recipe Book
About
Project Launch and 18th Century British Baking Challenge
Project History
Acknowledgements and Contributors
View the Original Manuscript
Bibliography
Contact
Browse Recipes
Food
Breads and Baked Goods
Meat-based Dishes
Vegetable-based dishes
Dairy and Cheeses
Preserving, Pickling, Fermenting
Sauces and Condiments
Sweets and Desserts
Drinks
Alcoholic Drinks
Health Waters
Health and Medicine
Health Waters
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Browse Ingredients & Subjects
Research Topics
Who Was Elizabeth Fairfax?
Cookbooks as a Window Into the Household
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Sr. Fleit Shephard’s receipt for a sack-poset [posset]
A transcribed poem.
Sore Brests . . . Bruised Blood to bring a way . . .
A poultice for treating sore breasts made of linseed oil and beeswax.
Sirope [syrup] of oranges or Lemons
A method for making syrup by dissolving sugar in orange or lemon juice and boiling with water.
Sinemon [cinnamon] Water
A process for making a spiced brandy with cinnamon.
Sider [cider] Royall
A process for making a sweetened, fortified cider using brown sugar and spirits.
Sack Puding [Pudding] my Lady Abergavenry
A recipe for making pudding
Receipt for Preserving Eggs. G : W.
This recipe gives instructions for preserving eggs using quicklime.
Quinsey
A treatment for the condition known as quinsy/quinsey, a potentially life-threatening complication from tonsillitis.
Powder for Convulsion fits which was never known to fail, when taken in time
A remedy for treating convulsions (possibly epileptic seizures?) using lady's smock flowers, powdered and distilled in water.
Potatoe [potato] Bread
A recipe for bread made with boiled, sieved potatoes and wheat flour.
Plague Water to Make
A recipe for a medicinal drink made from a mixture of plants.
Phistillia [fistula] watter [water] which will keep the pipe from growing & desolve [dissolve] ye Lump that is hard
Describes a recipe for "fistula water," a remedy for treating fistulas using alum, zinc sulfate ("white vitriol"), and bole armeniac (a kind of clay uses as a styptic).
Phiseck and Surgery May be found here
A header for a section of the recipe book featuring medical and surgical remedies.
Patent granted to Mr. Wm Jayne of Sheffield...
A recipe for a preservative for eggs using quicklime, salt, and cream of tartar.
Paste for the thin Tarts
A recipe for tarts using flour, an egg, sugar, butter, water, and apples.
Orang Buter [orange butter]
A recipe for making orange butter.
Napels bisket the beste
A recipe for making naples biscuits using almond flour and sweet cream.
My Unkle Bladen’s Balsom for Man of Horseflesh
A medicinal recipe using myrrh and aloe dissolved in alcohol.
My Mothers resept for Almond pufs
A recipe for almond puffs.
My Lady Plymoths Sack Poset [posset]
Describes a recipe for "sack posset," a kind of hot drink made with milk curdled with alcohol. This recipe uses sack, a kind of white wine.
My Lady Neviles orange Kakes [cakes]
A recipe for making a confection by mixing orange peel and fruit with boiled sugar.
My lady Nevels Surfit [surfeit] water
A recipe for surfeit water (liquid medicine for indigestion).
My Lady Nevels orange or lemon Kakes [cakes]
A recipe for a confection made by stewing orange peel and pulp with boiled sugar to make small cakes
My Lady N French Bread
A recipe for French bread using flour, milk, eggs, ale yeast, and salt.
My Grandmothers F: Sear Cloth
A recipe for an oil to be applied to clothes, made from red lead, white lead, bole armoniac (or Armenian bole, a type of clay), and olive oil.
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