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Brewers Dictionary
> Foods and Wines.
Food for Powder.
Fool.
CONTENTS
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD
E. Cobham Brewer
18101897
. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898.
Foods and Wines.
Gastronomic curiosities.
1
Foods.
Sterlets from the Volga.
Eels from the Tiber.
Grouse from Scotland.
Bustards from Sweden.
Bears feet from the Black Forest.
Bison humps from America.
Fillet of beef
à la Chateaubriand.
Ortolans
à la Lucullus.
Wines.
Old Madeira with the soup.
Château-Filhot 58 with the side dishes.
Johannisberger and Pichon-Longueville with the
relerés.
Château-Lafitte 48 with the
entrées.
Sparkling Moselle with the roast.
Food for Powder.
Fool.
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