Hilda's "Where Is It?" of Recipes
Hildagonda J. Duckitt, 1891
459 recipes
- "Chippolata" (A Delicious Pudding. Mrs. Hiddingh's Recipe)
- A Mutton Chop
- A Pleasant Gruel
- Anchovies on Toast
- Another Beef Tea
- Another Fig Preserve (Dutch, from a very old Cape Recipe Book)
- Another Sauce (White) (Mrs. D. Cloete's Recipe.)
- Apple Cake (Mrs. Strachey's Recipe)
- Apple Charlotte (My own Recipe)
- Apple Hedgehog, or Iced Apples
- Apple Shape
- Apples (A Nice Way of Cooking)
- Apricots, Dried and Salted (Mebos)
- Barley Water
- Beef (Spiced)
- Beef à la Mode
- Beef à la Mode (Another Recipe)
- Beef Olives (Mrs. Jackson's Recipe)
- Beef Steak (Broiled)
- Beef Steak (Stewed)
- Beef Tea
- Beef Tea (Very Strong)
- Biltong
- Blancmange
- Blatjang
- Bloater Toast
- Bobotee (A delicate Indian minced curry. Malay or Indian. My mother's Recipe.)
- Boontjes Bredee
- Brawn
- Bread (Brown)
- Bredee (A favourite Cape Stew, Malay)
- Brine for Tongue or Beef
- Brood Kluitjes (Bread Dumplings)
- Butter Scotch
- Cake (Almond)
- Cake (Berg River)
- Cake (Birthday)
- Cake (Buttermilk)
- Cake (Chocolate)
- Cake (Cocoanut)
- Cake (Genoa)
- Cake (Georgina's)
- Cake (German)
- Cake (Golden)
- Cake (Madeira)
- Cake (Mrs. Faure's)
- Cake (Nut)
- Cake (Plum)
- Cake (Pound) (Mrs. Daniel Cloete's Book)
- Cake (Pound) (Old Cape Recipe)
- Cake (Prussian) (Berg River Recipe)
- Cake (Queen)
- Cake (Rice)
- Cake (Silver)
- Cake (Soda) (Mrs. Myburgh's Recipe)
- Cake (Sponge) (Mrs. Van der Byl.)
- Cake (Tipsy)
- Cakes (Kayenne)
- Charlotte Russe
- Cheese-Straws (Another Kind) (An Old Tried Recipe)
- Cheese-Straws (Mrs. Daniel Cloete's Recipe)
- Cheesecakes (Almond)
- Cheesecakes (Almond) (Another Recipe. An English Recipe)
- Chicken (Scolloped) (Mrs. Dwyer's Recipe)
- Chicken (Stewed)
- Chicken Broth (H. D.)
- Chicken Cream or Mince
- Chicken Mould (Cold Meat)
- Chicken Réchauffé (Mrs. Cloete.)
- Chilli Vinegar
- Chutney (Another) (Aunt Fanny's Indian Recipe)
- Chutney (Another), Indian (Mrs. Lockhart's Recipe)
- Chutney (Apple) (Mrs. Jackson's Recipe. Old Indian)
- Chutney (Mrs. Coleman's Recipe)
- Claret Cup (Mrs. Fleming.)
- Cochineal Colouring
- Cocoanut Drops (Swellendam Recipe)
- Cocoanut Ice
- Coffee for Travelling or Picnics
- Cream (Apple)
- Cream (Chocolate)
- Cream (Chocolate), Iced (Miss Bonnie Cloete's Recipe)
- Cream (Coffee)
- Cream (Devonshire)
- Cream (Dutch) (Mrs. Dwyer's Recipe)
- Cream (Fruit) (In a Mould. Miss Bonnie Cloete's Recipe)
- Cream (Honeycomb) (Mrs. G. Ebden's Recipe)
- Cream (Isinglass) (Mrs. Etheridge's Recipe)
- Cream (Italian)
- Cream (Lemon)
- Cream (Orange) (Mrs. Fleming.)
- Cream (Stone)
- Cream (Strawberry)
- Cream (Swiss) (Mrs. D. Cloete.)
- Cream in Moulds (Mrs. Etheridge's Recipe)
- Cream or Lemon Solid (A Similar Recipe)
- Creef (Potted)
- Croquettes of Chicken (Mrs. Dwyer's Recipe)
- Croquettes of Fish
- Croquettes of Rice
- Cucumber (Savoury)
- Cucumber Sambal (A Malay Dish)
- Curry (A Good Mutton)
- Curry (Another Mutton)
- Curry (Chicken) (Our Cape Way)
- Curry (Cucumber) (A Cape Dish)
- Curry (Vegetable)
- Curry of Cold Meat (My Recipe)
- Custard in Cups
- Custard Pudding
- Cutlets
- Cutlets (Stewed)
- Cutlets and Green Peas
- Deliciosa (Mrs. Fleming.)
- Dick's Dish (Mrs. Etheridge's Recipe)
- Doughnuts (Mrs. Cloete's Recipe)
- Duck (Hashed)
- Dumplings (Baked Apple)
- Dumplings (German Milk, "Kluitjes") (From a Recipe over a Hundred Years Old.)
- Dumplings (Rice) (Cape)
- Dumplings (Rice) (Very Old Cape Recipe)
- Egg and Sherry
- Egg Flip
- Egg Silky
- Eggs (Curried) (Cape Recipe)
- Eggs (Italian) (Mrs. Fleming.)
- Eggs (Poached)
- Eggs (Scratched)
- Eggs (Snow)
- Fish (An old Dutch Recipe)
- Fish (Baked)
- Fish (Engelegte) (Another Recipe)
- Fish (For Breakfast)
- Fish (Fried)
- Fish (Pickled, or "Engelegte")
- Fish (Pickled)
- Fish (Stewed) (Mrs. Fleming's Book.)
- Fish Balls (Mrs. Fleming's Recipe)
- Fish Mould (Mrs. Fleming's Book)
- Flavouring Mixture
- Flavouring Mixture (Another Recipe) (A German Marinade for Flavouring Fish. Miss Becker's Recipe.)
- For Chapped Hands (A Country Remedy. Bessie's.)
- For Chilblains
- For Spasms, or Any Internal Pains
- For Whooping Cough — An Excellent Liniment (Mrs. Myburgh.)
- Forcemeat, or Stuffing (Mrs. Etheridge's Recipe)
- Fowl (Boiled)
- Fowl (Fricasseed)
- Fowl (Roast) (The Old Cape Way, in a Baking-Pot)
- Fowl Sauté (With Green Peas or Mushrooms)
- Fowls (Stewed) (My Mother's Recipe.)
- Frickadel (or Savoury Rissoles)
- Frickadels
- Fried Bread
- Fritters (Another Way)
- Fritters (Beef)
- Fritters (Beef) (Another Mode)
- Fritters (Indian)
- Fritters (Orange)
- Fritters (Potato) (Bessie's Recipe.)
- Fritters (Pumpkin)
- Fruit (Bottled) (Mrs. Rose Innes' Recipe.)
- Gesmoorde Hoender (Mrs. D. Cloe's)
- Ginger (Admiral Etheridge)
- Ginger Beer (Another Recipe)
- Ginger Beer (Mrs. J. Cloete's Recipe)
- Grape Jam (Home Recipe.)
- Grapes in Brandy (Mrs. Cloete's Recipe)
- Grated Cheese and Cauliflower (Chouxfleurs au Gratin)
- Gravy (A Good)
- Ham Toast
- Hams (How to Cure Them)
- Hare (Jugged)
- Haricot (Huspot)
- Hash of Cold Mutton or Beef
- Heatherton (or "Friar's Chicken")
- Herring Salad (A Dutch Recipe)
- Herrings (Cape "Harders") (Mrs. Fleming.)
- Honing Koek (Honey Cake)
- Ice (Cocoanut)
- Ice (Strawberry Water)
- Ice Cream (Ginger)
- Ice Cream (Vanilla)
- Icing for Cakes (Almond)
- Icing for Cakes (Mrs. D. Cloete's Recipe)
- Indian Pilau (Miss Leisching.)
- Irish Stew
- Irish Stew (Another Way)
- Jam (Lemon)
- Jam (Melon)
- Jam (Peach)
- Jam (Pineapple)
- Jam (Quince)
- Jam (Separi or Cape Gooseberry)
- Jelly (Another Aspic or Savoury)
- Jelly (Aspic)
- Jelly (Blackberry), in a Mould
- Jelly (Calves' Foot)
- Jelly (Fruit In)
- Jelly (Guava)
- Jelly (Medlar)
- Jelly (Mrs. Alexander Van der Byl's Recipe)
- Jelly (Mrs. Daniel Cloete's Recipe)
- Jelly (Quince)
- Junket (Mrs. Hiddingh's Recipe)
- Kegeree
- Kegeree (Another)
- Kidneys (Broiled)
- Kidneys (Stewed)
- Koesisters
- Lamb (Stewed with Peas)
- Lime Water
- Liqueur (Another Orange)
- Liqueur (Orange)
- Liqueur (Vanderhum)
- Liqueur (Vanderhum) (Another Old Recipe)
- Loaf (To Freshen a Stale)
- Loquat Jam (Frances Cloete)
- Luncheon Dish — Soused Fish
- Macaroons
- Macaroons (Mrs. J. Cloete's)
- Marmalade (Orange)
- Marmalade (Scotch)
- Marmalade or Cheese (Apricot)
- Mayonnaise (Mrs. Fleming's Recipe)
- Meringues
- Mince Pies (A Note to Mincemeat)
- Mincemeat
- Mincemeat (Another) (Mrs. Andrews' Recipe.)
- Moss Bolletjes
- Mushrooms (Fried)
- Mushrooms (Stewed)
- Mushrooms (Stewed) (My Mother's Recipe)
- Mutton Broth
- Mutton Chops (A favourite Cape dish)
- Mutton Chops in Batter
- Mutton Chops in Batter (Another Way)
- Naartje Comfyt
- Nasturtium Seeds Used as Capers
- Obletjes (or "Oublies") (An Old-fashioned Recipe for Tea Cakes brought to the Cape by the French Refugees.)
- Omelet (A Good Sweet)
- Omelet (Egg and Oyster)
- Omelet (For Breakfast)
- Omelet (German)
- Omelet (Ham or Tongue)
- Onions à la Crème
- Oysters (Scalloped)
- Paarl Lemoen, or Cape Shellfish
- Palates (Beef)
- Pancakes (Augusta's French)
- Pancakes (Mrs. Brink, An Old Recipe)
- Parsnips (Stewed)
- Parsnips (Stewed), Another Recipe
- Pastry (Cheap)
- Pastry (Suet)
- Patties (Lobster)
- Patties (Oyster)
- Patties (Tante Katje's Recipe)
- Pears (Stewed) (Mrs. Etheridge.)
- Peas (Green), to Boil
- Pickle (Cabbage) (An Old Dutch Recipe.)
- Pickle (Peach) (Mrs. Jackson.)
- Pie (Fish) (A Cape Dish.)
- Pie (Macaroni)
- Pie (Old-Fashioned Dutch)
- Pie (Pigeon)
- Pie (Steak)
- Pie (Veal Kidney)
- Pie Crust
- Pie Crust (Cheap)
- Pie Crust (Good Home Recipe)
- Piggie, or Sucking-Pig
- Poffertjes (An Old Dutch Pudding Recipe)
- Porridge (for Breakfast)
- Pot-Pourri (A Home Recipe)
- Potatoes (How to Boil)
- Potatoes (Savoury) (Mrs. Manuel.)
- Preserve (Apricots in Brandy) (Miss De Wet.)
- Preserve (Citron) (From My Grandmother's Recipe Book.)
- Preserve (Fig) (Old Cape Recipe.)
- Preserve (Green Apricot)
- Preserve (Green Tomatoes)
- Preserve (Melon)
- Preserve (Peaches in Brandy) (Mrs. H. Cloete's Recipe.)
- Preserve (Quince) (Mrs. Etheridge's Book.)
- Preserve (Quinces) (Hilda's Recipe.)
- Preserve (Ripe Apricot) (Old Dutch Recipe.)
- Preserve (Ripe Fig)
- Preserve (Ripe Melon) (A Very Old Cape Recipe.)
- Preserve (Seville or Bitter Orange) (Mrs. Etheridge.)
- Preserve (Tomato)
- Preserve (Tomato) (Mrs. Ahren's Recipe.)
- Preserve (Water Melon Peel)
- Preserve (Whole Peaches) (Mrs. Henry Cloete's Old Cape Mode.)
- Pudding ("Schaum" [Foam] or "Bessie's")
- Pudding (Almond and Raisin)
- Pudding (An Excellent Baked Lemon) (Mrs. Etheridge's Recipe.)
- Pudding (An Excellent Plum)
- Pudding (Apple)
- Pudding (Bachelor's) (A Very Old Home Recipe.)
- Pudding (Baked Butter-Milk)
- Pudding (Beef Steak)
- Pudding (Boiled Butter-milk)
- Pudding (Bonnie's)
- Pudding (Bread and Butter) (Recipe from Dutch Family Cookery Book, Over One Hundred Years Old.)
- Pudding (Brown) (Mrs. Burrel's Recipe.)
- Pudding (Canary) (Mrs. J. Van der Byl's Recipe.)
- Pudding (Carrot) (Cape Recipe.)
- Pudding (Castle)
- Pudding (Cheese) (Mrs. D. Cloete's Recipe.)
- Pudding (Chocolate) (German Recipe.)
- Pudding (Citron) ("Klapmuts" Recipe.)
- Pudding (Custard) (A Favourite Cape Recipe.)
- Pudding (Dick's)
- Pudding (Jenny Lind)
- Pudding (Macaroni)
- Pudding (Madonna) (Mrs. D. Cloete's Recipe.)
- Pudding (Manchester)
- Pudding (Molly's)
- Pudding (Orange)
- Pudding (Plain, Good)
- Pudding (Plum)
- Pudding (Potato Roly-Poly)
- Pudding (Potato)
- Pudding (Queen of Puddings)
- Pudding (Quince)
- Pudding (Rice) (Mrs. Mybergh.)
- Pudding (Rice) (My Mother's Recipe.)
- Pudding (Roly-Poly Jam)
- Pudding (Roman)
- Pudding (Snow)
- Pudding (Sweet Potato)
- Pudding (Tapioca)
- Pudding (Tomato and Meat)
- Pudding (Yorkshire)
- Puddings (Fruit)
- Puff Paste
- Puffs (Boston)
- Punch (Milk)
- Quails
- Quince "Sambal" (A Green Chutney. Malay Recipe.)
- Ragout (Tongue)
- Ragout of Cold Duck or Turkey (Malay or Cape Dish)
- Rice (Boiled)
- Rice (Yellow)
- Rice Milk
- Rissoles (Fish) (An old Dutch way.)
- Rissoles, or Croquettes (Mrs. Fleming)
- Rolls (Hot)
- Round of Beef (Spiced)
- Saddle of Mutton (The Best Joint at the Cape)
- Salad (Chicken)
- Salad (Cucumber)
- Salad (Guava Salad, or "Angels' Food")
- Salad (Lobster)
- Salad (Orange)
- Salad Dressing (Another)
- Salad Dressing (Mrs. Spence's Recipe)
- Salsafy as an Entrée
- Sandwiches (Egg)
- Sandwiches (Plain Meat)
- Sandwiches (Savoury)
- Sandwiches (Victoria) (Mrs. Dwyer.)
- Sasaties or Kabobs
- Sasaties or Kabobs (Mrs. J. Cloete's Recipe, Indian)
- Sauce (Another), for Cold Boiled Fowl (Mrs. Spence's Recipe.)
- Sauce (Bread) (My Mother's Recipe.)
- Sauce (Caper), for Boiled Mutton
- Sauce (Custard), for Tarts and Puddings
- Sauce (Dutch), for Fish (Mrs. Kotze's Recipe.)
- Sauce (Excellent for Fish) (Mrs. Dwyer's Recipe.)
- Sauce (Horseradish)
- Sauce (Mayonnaise) (Mrs. Jackson's Recipe.)
- Sauce (Melted Butter), for Fish, Etc.
- Sauce (Onion), for Shoulder of Mutton
- Sauce (Oyster)
- Sauce (Parsley)
- Sauce (Tomato, to Keep) (Mrs. Dan Cloete's Recipe.)
- Sauce (Tomato, to Use Same Day)
- Sauce (Tomato) (A Very Good Recipe.)
- Sauce (Tomato) (Mrs. Jackson.)
- Sauce (White), for Hot Boiled Chicken (Mrs. Etheridge.)
- Sauce for Cold Boiled Fowl (Mrs. Spence's Recipe)
- Sauce for Devilled Chicken
- Sauce for Puddings (Bessie's Recipe)
- Sauce Piquante (Indian Recipe)
- Sausages
- Savoury Mixture (To Pour Over Meat)
- Savoury Toast
- Scones
- Scones (for Five O'Clock Tea)
- Shape (Cold Meat)
- Shortbread (Another)
- Shortbread (Mrs. Cloete.)
- Shortbread (Scotch)
- Soufflé (Another Cheese)
- Soufflé (Cheese)
- Soufflé (Egg)
- Soufflé (Tapioca)
- Soup (Brown)
- Soup (Browning For)
- Soup (Curry)
- Soup (Hare)
- Soup (Mulligatawny)
- Soup (Ox-tail)
- Soup (Potato)
- Soup (Tomato)
- Soup à la Reine
- Soup for Invalids
- Soup or Stock (How to Clarify)
- Spiced Ribs of Beef (Boned)
- Spritze
- Steak (Pickled)
- Stewed Apples and Custard
- Stewed Fowl (An old-fashioned German Entrée. Miss Leisching's Recipe.)
- Strengthening Jelly
- Strengthening Soup
- Swartzuir
- Sweet Potatoes Stewed as a Vegetable
- Swiss Apple Charlotte
- Syllabub (Mrs. Etheridge's Recipe)
- Syrup (Another Lemon)
- Syrup (Lemon)
- Tamelettjes
- Tart (Another Potato)
- Tart (Apple)
- Tart (Cocoa-nut)
- Tart (Cocoa-nut), Another Way
- Tart (Dutch Potato)
- Tart (Milk)
- Tart (Potato)
- Tart (Walnut) (Mrs. Van der Riet.)
- Tartlets (Marmalade Cream)
- Tassal
- Tea (To Make Good)
- Tea Cakes ("Butter Biscuits")
- Tea Cakes ("Cookies") (Mrs. Fleming's Book.)
- Tea Cakes ("Zoete Koekies") (Mrs. Van der Riet.)
- Tea Cakes (Excellent Tea Biscuits) (Miss Becker's Recipe.)
- Tea Cakes (German) (Miss Becker's Recipe.)
- Tea Cakes (Hilda's)
- Tea Cakes (Rice)
- Tea Cakes (Rock Cakes) (Miss Lilla Spence's Recipe.)
- Tea Cakes (Sponge)
- Toad in the Hole
- Toffee (Cocoa-Nut)
- Tomato Bredee (Cape)
- Tomato Stuffed
- Trifle (Mrs. Etheridge's Book)
- Turkey (Boiled)
- Veal (Roast Fillet of)
- Veal Cake
- Vegetable Marrow as an Imitation of Apples (Cape. Our Own Recipe.)
- Vegetable Marrow Stuffed
- Vegetables (Savoury)
- Venison (My own Recipe)
- Wine Jelly for Invalids
- Yeast (For Making Home-Made Bread) (Our Own Recipe.)
- Zoete Krakeling (Sweet Cracknels) (Old Dutch.)