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Recipes - Nova Scotia Magazine

  • A Certain Cure for the Measles in Swine
  • A Method of Making Leaven
  • A Method to Make Potatoe-Bread without the Admixture of Flour
  • An Approved Method of Making Cider
  • Another Way of Making Leaven
  • Composition for Colouring and Preserving Gates, Pales, Barns, &c.
  • Description of the Whole Process of Bleaching
  • Directions for Making Cheese
  • Efficacy of the Black-Berry Jelly, in Curing the Stone and Gravel
  • Essay on Bees, Honey, and Honey-Dews
  • Method of Dying Red and Yellow Leather, called Turkey Leather
  • Method of Freeing Apple Trees from Moss
  • Method of Making Mortar, which will be Impenetrable to Moisture
  • Method of Making Oil Compost
  • Method of Making Pot-Ash
  • Method of Preserving Cabbages, Radishes, and Turnips, and Other Such Plants, from the Game and Insects
  • Method of Preserving Water Sweet
  • Method of Rearing Young Cattle
  • Observations on the Origin of Honey
  • Of the Collection and Curation of Simples
  • On Ashes for Manure
  • On the Extraction of the Essence of Bark
  • On the Nourishment of Vegetables
  • Preparing Seed Wheat, to Prevent the Crop from being Smutty
  • Receipt for Making Currant Wine
  • Receipt for Making Parmesan Cheese
  • Recipe [for Preparing Milk for Calves]
  • Remarks on the Manufacturing of Maple Sugar; with Directions for Its Further Improvement
  • Some Account of Lac, with the Method of Purifying It for Dying Scarlet, Painting, Making Sealing Wax, Varnishes, &c.
  • The Earl of Dundonald's Method of Purifying Sea Salt
  • To the Editor [on Treating Cattle Lice]
  • Useful Method of Preserving Bees, Lately Adopted in America
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