This section is from the book "Pan-Pacific Cook Book", by L. L. McLaren. Also available from Amazon: Pan-Pacific Cook Book.
Roast a domestic duck, shred the meat and mix it with a small can of shredded pineapple. Add half of a chopped green pepper (without seed), to a sauce made of peanut butter thinned with olive oil and vinegar. Combine with the duck, heat through and serve with rice or noodles.
Place the goose (white or gray), in a saucepan with hot water to cover, a glass of sour wine, a tablespoon of vinegar and a kitchen bouquet and simmer until nearly tender, the time depending on its age; drain and cut into pieces. Fry a large sliced onion in a half-tablespoon of oil until brown; then skim out and brown a tablespoon of flour. Stir in slowly a pint of the goose broth, a tablespoon of tomato conserve (No. 121), or half a cup of canned tomato, and half a chopped pepper (without seed). Cook slowly for half an hour, then strain the sauce, add it to the goose with a dozen stoned olives and a fourth of a glass of sherry and simmer until tender. Garnish with triangles of fried bread.
Melt three-fourths of a pound of butter in an iron pot. Simmer in it until transparent a sliced onion. Place a trussed turkey in the pot, pouring over it enough hot sour cream, mixed with milk, to entirely cover. Season with salt and pepper, place the lid on with a weight on it and simmer slowly for three hours, or until the turkey is tender: then serve. Large fowls can be cooked in the same way, using less butter and cream.
Line a pudding dish with a rich crust, rolled thin. Cut into flakes a pint of any kind of cold game, or chicken, and place a layer on the pastry; then a layer of canned red pepper, next a thin layer of sausage meat, and repeat until the dish is full. Pour in a glass of claret mixed with two tablespoons of flour, sprinkle with salt, cover with pastry, pinch edges together and bake.
Peel and boil a pound of chestnuts. When tender mash with the crumb of two loaves of French bread moistened in water. Add two slices of boiled ham, cut in dice, a chopped sausage, a tablespoon of capers, half a cup of tomato catsup, half a grated onion, a shaving of garlic, a teaspoon of finely chopped parsley, a scant teaspoon of chile pepper, and half a cup of chopped walnuts. When well mixed, add a glass of white wine and a tablespoon of vinegar, half a cup of ripe olives, stoned, a tablespoon each of currants and raisins and a teaspoon of salt. Bind all together with three or four beaten eggs; fill the turkey, sew up and roast in the usual way.
 
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