This section is from the "Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas Recipes Processes" encyclopedia, by Norman W. Henley and others.
Twelve sardels and 280 capers are crushed into a paste and stirred into 3 pints of boiling wine vinegar. Add 4 ounces of brown cake and 8 ounces of yellow cake and mix well.
Reduce 30 quarts of freshly expressed grape juice to half that quantity, by boiling over a moderate fire, on a water bath. Dissolve in the boiling liquid 5 pounds of sugar, and pour the syrup through a colander containing 2 or 3 large horse-radishes cut
into very thin slices and laid on a coarse towel spread over the bottom and sides of the colander. To the colate add the following, all in a state of fine powder: Cardamom seeds .... 2.5 drachms
Nutmeg............ 2.5 drachms
Cloves.............. 4.5 drachms
Cinnamon.......... 1 ounce
Ginger............. 1 ounce
Brown mustard cake. 6 pounds Yellow mustard cake. 9 pounds Grind all together to a perfectly smooth paste, and strain several times through muslin.
Brown mustard cake. 10 ounces
Yellow mustard cake. 48 ounces
Boiling water........ 96 ounces
Wine vinegar....... 64 ounces
Cinnamon.......... 5 drachms
Cloves.............. 15 drachms
Sugar.............. 64 ounces
Wine, good white .... 64 ounces Mix after the general directions given above.
Laurel leaves........ 8 ounces
Cinnamon.......... 5 drachms
Cardamom seeds.. .. 2 drachms
Sugar.............. 64 ounces
Wine vinegar........ 96 ounces
Brown cake......... 10 ounces
Yellow cake......... 48 ounoes
Mix after general directions as given above.
Yellow cake......... 10 pounds
Brown cake......... 20 pounds
Fresh grape juice .... 6 pints Mix and boil down to the proper consistency.
Brown mustard flour. 30 parts Yellow mustard flour. 10 parts Grape juice, fresh.... 8 parts Mix and boil down to a paste and then stir in 8 parts of wine vinegar.
Brown mustard flour. 40 parts
Yellow mustard flour. 20 parts
Vinegar............ 6 parts
Tarragon vinegar. ... 6 parts Boil the mustard in the vinegar and add the tarragon vinegar.
 
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