Recipes. Instructions (document genre).
Found in 134 Collections and/or Records:
Narrative of Robert Landess of Robroyston, Minister of Blantyre, in his autograph, with related material.
Notebook containing a chronicle of events in Scotland from the landing of Charles II in 1650 to the prohibition of official church meetings, 1661., 1614-1664.
The book also contains parts of Dell's sermon given in MS.3160 (inside front and back covers), part of a sermon of 'Mr. George Hutchisone', probably the Minister of Irvine (folio xiii verso), a note of the date of a disposition and assignation made by Christine Rollo to George Cockburne of Piltoun, 1664 (folio ii), a medical recipe and other medical notes (folios ii-iii), mention of a star seen in daylight, 1649 (folio iv verso), a list of game dated 1614 (folio vi), and other material.
Notebook containing chiefly sermons and summaries of sermons., 17th century.
The notebook contains: 'The heads of a sermon called Right Reformation preached by Mr. Dell at a fast befor the Parl of England at Westminster, 1650' (folio 1), and summaries of sermons of Mungo Law (folios 5 verso, 12), Andrew Steuart, perhaps Stewart, Minister of Penninghame (folio 8), and Robert Traill (folio 9). The book also contains a medical recipe and one for making ink (folio 1), and lines of verse beginning, 'Love not the world, the world is vaine' (folio 1 verso).
Notebook containing recipes, notes on copra, and miscellaneous information in several hands which was probably begun by John Graham Taylor in Fiji., 1902-1936.
Notebook in several hands containing culinary, household and medical recipes.
The volume is inscribed at folio 1 'Pastry Book Elgin 20th August 1734' and at folio 15 'Jean Robinson 23rd January 1749/50'. Later entries are largely copied from newspapers and magazines, particulary 'The Edinburgh Evening Courant' and 'The Edinburgh Advertiser'
Notebook of a mid-19th century Lady containing knitting and crochet patterns, and Gaelic poetry.
Notebook of Christina Struthers entitled 'Household Inventories and Commonplace Book'., 1864-1875.
The volume contains:
lists of household goods, 1864-1868 (folio 1);
a few diary entries, 1871 (folio 16);
an account of a visit to Braemar, 1873 (folios 24, 58);
an account of a tour in Switzerland, 1873 (folio 30);
and various literary, religious, and social observations, 1864-1875.
Some leaves were loose in the volume, and have been tipped in (folios 58-75); of these, folio 75 is an apparently unrelated recipe dated 1935.
Notebook of culinary recipes attributed to 'Maciver's Cookery'. With several recipes not from Susanna Maciver's 'Cookery and Pastry', 1774, loosely enclosed.
Notebook of George Quentin, Glasgow, containing recipes and cricket scorecards.
Notebook of Thomas Heart, containing prose translations, poetry, notes and some medical recipes.
The notebook contains prose translations of most of Horace's ‘Odes and Epodes’ (inverted folio 3, folio 1 verso), a poem entitled "The believer's dowry" with other verses and notes of a religious nature (folio 4), and some medical recipes (folio 27 verso). Dates ranging between the years 1720 and 1763 occur at points throughout the volume.
Notebooks in a seventeenth-century hand, apparently compiled by the same person., 17th century.
Many of the papers are accompanied by transcripts or summaries by Alexander Macdonald.
Notebooks of General Henry Fletcher., 1769-1790.
There are some entries in hands other than that of General Fletcher. The contents are very miscellaneous - financial and estate matters, medical recipes, draft letters, etc.
Papers of Sir John Stuart., 1778-1821.
Personal and miscellaneous papers of Andrew Stuart., 1746-1791.
Personal and miscellaneous papers of Charles Grant, Vicomte de Vaux., 1650-1808, undated.
The contents are as follows. (i) Personal papers, 1775-1796, undated. (Folio 1.) They include a journal of Charles Grant's exile in Jersey, 1790. (Folio 9.) (ii) Medical recipes, 1749-1787, undated. (Folio 28.) (iii) Miscellaneous papers, 1650-1808, undated. (Folio 56.)
Personal papers of the family of Erskine of Alva., 17th century-19th century.
The papers are chiefly of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
For a genealogical tree of the Erskine family, see MS.5115.
‘Pharmacopœia Pauperum, in usum Nosocomii Regii Edinburgensis’ (Edinburgh, 1752), interleaved with further recipes and notes, apparently the work of a student, Charles Wilson, whose signature appears on the end-paper.
Pocket-book of Sir John Gordon of Invergordon, containing a digest of ten pocket-books of memoranda.
The subjects include a family pedigree with chart and blazonings, accounts of income and expenditure, estate accounts and other business, receipts from the Principality of Scotland, prices, journeys, from Edinburgh to London, politics and elections, household recipes, verses.
Recipe book, anonymous.
This anonymous recipe book contains recipes for food, drink and other household items such as ink. There are also some recipes for cures for illnesses, including a remedy for a 'Cold in the head' and 'Tincture for the Teeth'.
The recipes seem to have been collected from various acquaintances (some of whom are named) and there are some press cuttings with recipes glued in to the volume.
The name 'Lilly' has been marked into the leather covering.
Recipe book, in several eighteenth-century hands of the family of Fletcher of Saltoun., 18th century.
The date 1709 appears among pen-trials on folio 1, and the initials 'I. B.' are inside the back cover.
Recipe book of Katherine Bruce, undated., 18th century.
Recipe book of Milton print works, for colours for use in dyeing and printing., 1790-1807.
Specimens of materials are to be found in many volumes. MSS.17983 and 17985 are inscribed 'Day Books' but their contents are those of recipe books.
Recipe book of Milton print works, for colours for use in dyeing and printing., 1796-1806.
Specimens of materials are to be found in many volumes. MSS.17983 and 17985 are inscribed 'Day Books' but their contents are those of recipe books.