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Enprynted by Wynkyn de Worde at London in
Flete Strete at the sygne of the Sonne. The
yere of our Lorde God. M.CCCC.xiij.
[and now reprinted, 1867.]
CONTENTS.
(_From the Headings in the Text, &c._)
PAGE
Termes of a Keruer 151
Butler and Panter (Yoman of the Seller and Ewery) 152
[Headnote: THE BUTLER AND PANTER’S DUTIES.]
The Names of Wynes 153
For to make Ypocras 153
[Headnote: FOR TO MAKE YPOCRAS, AND LAYE THE CLOTH.]
To laye the Clothe 154
[Headnote: HOW TO WAIT AT TABLE.]
To wrappe your Soueraynes Brede stately 155
Of the Surnape 155
Sewynge of Flesshe, & Seruyce (Succession of Dishes) 156
[Headnote: SEWYNGE OF FLESSHE.]
The Keruynge of Flesshe, & Seruyce (How to carve) 157
[Headnote: KERUYNGE OF FLESSHE.]
Sauces for all maner of Fowles 159
[Headnote: SAUCES FOR FOWLES.]
Feestes and Seruyce from Eester vnto Whytsondaye 160
[Headnote: FEESTES AND SERUYCE.]
Keruyng of all maner of Fowles 161
[Headnote: KERUYNG OF ALL MANER OF FOWLES.]
Of the First & Second Courses, & the Sauces for them 163
Feestes and Seruyce from the feest of
Saynt Iohn the Baptist vnto Myghelmasse 164
[Headnote: THE SERVICE FROM MIDSUMMER TO CHRISTMAS.]
Feestes and Seruyce from the feest of Saynt Myghell
vnto the feest of Chrystynmasse 164
Of the skin & wholesomeness of certain Birds 165
Sewynge of Fysshe 166
[Headnote: SEWYNGE OF FYSSHE.]
Keruynge of Fysshe 166
[Headnote: KERUYNGE OF FYSSHE.]
Sauces for all maner of Fysshe 168
[Headnote: SAUCES FOR FYSSHE.]
The Chaumberlayne 168
[Headnote: THE CHAUMBERLAYNE.]
Of the Marshall and the Vssher 170
[Headnote: OF THE MARSHALL AND THE VSSHER.]
Notes 173
[Fol. A 1.] The Boke of Keruynge.
[Fol. A 1b.] ¶ Here begynneth the boke of keruynge and sewynge / and
all the feestes in the yere, for the seruyce of a prynce or ony other
estate, as ye shall fy{n}de eche offyce, the seruyce accordynge, in the
boke folowynge.
[Sidenote:
_The Book of Carving and Arranging; and the Dishes for all the
Feasts in the year._]
¶ Termes of a Keruer.
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