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Food, Drink and the Pleasures of Eating in Old-Time Nova Scotia
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No. 91. Lemon Cheese Cakes, No. 92. Jessie's receipt for Paste
Reference: Nova Scotia Museum Uniacke family Nova Scotia Archives
Topic: Manuscript Recipes
No. 93. Soup, No. 94.Pickling Lemons
Reference: Nova Scotia Museum Uniacke family Nova Scotia Archives
Topic: Manuscript Recipes
No. 95. A receipt for pickled "keep butter all the year"
Reference: Nova Scotia Museum Uniacke family Nova Scotia Archives
Topic: Manuscript Recipes
No. 96. To broil eggs, No. 97. A Treatment for Cutaneous Eruptions
Reference: Nova Scotia Museum Uniacke family Nova Scotia Archives
Topic: Manuscript Recipes
No. 97. continued
Reference: Nova Scotia Museum Uniacke family Nova Scotia Archives
Topic: Manuscript Recipes
No. 98. A cure for Tooth-ache, No. 99. Cream Muffins
Reference: Nova Scotia Museum Uniacke family Nova Scotia Archives
Topic: Manuscript Recipes
No. 100. Bread made with apples, No. 101. Custard to eat with cold stewed fruit
Reference: Nova Scotia Museum Uniacke family Nova Scotia Archives
Topic: Manuscript Recipes
Weight and Measure, Liquids
Reference: Nova Scotia Museum Uniacke family Nova Scotia Archives
Topic: Manuscript Recipes
No. 102. Gingerbread, No. 103. Pudding Unique
Reference: Nova Scotia Museum Uniacke family Nova Scotia Archives
Topic: Manuscript Recipes
No. 104. Fig Pudding, No. 105. Soda Cakes, No. 106. Ginger Snaps
Reference: Nova Scotia Museum Uniacke family Nova Scotia Archives
Topic: Manuscript Recipes
No. 107. California Cake, No. 108. Baked Apple Pudding
Reference: Nova Scotia Museum Uniacke family Nova Scotia Archives
Topic: Manuscript Recipes
No. 109. Good Cheap Cake, No. 110. To Dress Salt
Reference: Nova Scotia Museum Uniacke family Nova Scotia Archives
Topic: Manuscript Recipes