This section is from the book "The Steward's Handbook And Guide To Party Catering", by Jessup Whitehead. Also available from Amazon: Larousse Gastronomique.
Roast pork should, like lamb, be well cooked, carefully and regularly baked; onion and apple sauce served in separate tureens.
Laid in salt for 4 days, boiled until nearly done, baked to finish in a pan with stock and chili vinegar; gravy made in the pan.
Chops breaded and broiled, paper frills put on ends of the bones, to ornament and to handle them at the table by; apple sauce in the dish, and chops around.
Neat slices of cold roast leg of pork seasoned, broiled; served with mixture of onions and apples stewed together with wine.
Salt-pork slices soaked in skimmed milk 8 hours, egged, rolled in flour and fried.
Saddle of fresh pork.
Leg of salt pork boiled, with stewed red cabbage, carrots and turnips, and poivrade sauce.
Roast rack of pork, with remouladc sauce with chopped pickles.
Salt pork with cabbage.
Pork chops with Robert sauce.
Breaded pork chops with grated Parmesan mixed with the crumbs, fried; served with a garnish in center, of mushrooms, tongue, and short pieces of macaroni in tomato sauce.
Are pork tenderloins cut in round slices, breaded and broiled; served with potato balls.
Pork tenderloins larded braised and glazed, dressed in a circle on dish with stewed white pickled cabbage in center, and brown sauce. Can have spinach or apple sauce instead of cabbage, and name according.
Pork tenderloin cut slantwise in oval slices, breaded, fried, dressed in a circle, covered with Soubise puree of onions, bread-crumbs on top, and browned.
Tenderloin slices with curry sauce.
(1) Split open, flattened, seasoned with salt, pepper, powdered sage; broiled; served with a sauce made of the gravy from fried sausages. (2) Served with fried onions, (3) Served with fried apples. (4) Served with butter and fried sweet potatoes, (5) Served with maitre d'hotel butter and potato chips.
Pork steak stuffed, rolled up and roasted or braised; onion sauce.
Pork tenderloins cut small and pounded in a mortar, seasoned with salt and pepper, and sage and rosemary, or with spiced salt; mixed with some hot butter; packed in a jar and baked in slow oven; pressed down again when done, and grease drained off; eaten cold or in sandwiches. (See Backbone, Head Cheese, Echinee, Pig, Sausages).
 
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