THE
GROCERY PAGES
NEW
ADDITIONS :
Wonderful
just-in items we haven't had time to put in their proper places.
THE
SPICES:
Jamaica
Pepper, White Peppercorns and other Peppers, Blade Mace, Mustard
Flour, Mustard Balls, Alum, Salts, Sea Salts, Seeds, Nitre, and
many other spices found in 18th-century receipts.
THE BEVERAGES: Chocolate,
Teas (English and Patriot collections), Cacao Nibs, Coffee-Berries,
and more. Select a Tea Sampler as a gift to yourself or a friend.
ENHANCERS: Food Colorants and Non-Food
Dyestuffs, Flavorings, Thickeners and Leavenings: Gum
Arabic, Gum Dragon, Hartshorn, Isinglass, Sago, Pearlash, Rose
and Orange Flower Waters, and more
OILMAN OFFERINGS (AND PICKLES): Mushroom
and English Ketchups, Oils, Pickled Items and more
SWEETMEATS, "Comfits, Sweetmeats,
fruits and other Things preserv'd dry": Sugared
Almonds, Dried Chestnuts, Candied Citron and Peels, Pineapple
Seeds, Sugar Candies, Tamarind Candy and more
JAMS
AND JELLIES:
Oh
my, yes. Goodies! Hard-to-find Nutmeg Jam, too, when we can get
it.
SUGARS:
Sugar
Loaves, Muscovado, Caster, Lump Sugar, Sugar Samplers
FLOURS:
Rice, Acorn, and other flours
EVERYTHING
ELSE:
Biscuits
and such, Baking Hoops, Tobacco Twists, Storage Vessels, Feather
Pastry Brushes, Sieves, Soaps, Treenware, Miscellaneous Edibles,
other Items necessary to your kitchen
THE
BOOK:
Deborah
Peterson's Pantry Compendium of Information and Goods will enhance
your experience in 18th-century cooking. Support for the inclusion
of each item in the Pantry, citations, receipts (recipes) and
advice.
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