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Book of Household Management
Isabella Beeton
book · 1861
Isabella Beeton, Beeton’s Book of Household Management (1861).
Beeton’s Book of Household Management
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European folklore
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the saucepan among the copper and iron pans of the Victorian kitchen batterie — the daily boiling and stewing vessel of household cookery. A named saucepan in that domestic cookery frame, not a cauldron alone and not a frying-pan.
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Frying pan is used in Hearth.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the frying-pan among open-fire and range pans for frying and sauté in household cookery. A named frying-pan in that hearth cookery frame, not a griddle alone and not a wok.
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Stockpot is historically related to Cauldron.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the deep stock-pot among broth and stock vessels that continue the long boil-vessel lineage the Atlas already names as cauldron. A named stockpot in that cookery frame, not a soup tureen at table and not a cauldron dump alone.
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Dutch oven is used in Hearth.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats covered iron baking and stewing pots among hearth and range cookery — the household dutch-oven neighborhood of pot-roasting and baking beside the fire. A named dutch-oven in that hearth frame, not a casserole dish alone and not an earth-oven.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the flat iron griddle (girdle) among cakes and breads cooked on a hot plate over fire. A named griddle in that fire cookery frame, not a comal and not a frying-pan dump alone.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the barred gridiron among meat grilled over clear coals in household cookery. A named gridiron in that fire cookery frame, not a trivet alone and not a modern barbecue brand.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the colander among kitchen draining bowls for boiled vegetables and pasta of household cookery. A named colander in that kitchen frame, not a fine chinois alone and not a mixing-bowl.
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Chafing dish is used in Flame.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the chafing-dish among table vessels kept hot by a spirit flame or hot water for service. A named chafing-dish in that flame-heated service frame, not a bed warming-pan and not a bain-marie alone.
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Bain-marie is used in Water.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the bain-marie among gentle hot-water baths for sauces, custards, and delicate heating in household cookery. A named bain-marie in that water-bath frame, not a crucible and not a bare cauldron dump.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the casserole among deep oven dishes for stews and baked entries of household cookery. A named casserole in that kitchen frame, not a dutch-oven of cast iron alone and not a soup tureen.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats French sauté pans among the sloping-sided pans of household cookery for tossing and reducing. A named sauteuse in that kitchen frame, not a frying-pan dump alone and not a braiser.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats braising pans among wide lidded vessels for slow moist cookery in the household kitchen. A named braiser in that kitchen frame, not a dutch-oven alone and not a sauteuse.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the terrine among dishes for pâtés and forced meats of household cookery. A named terrine in that kitchen frame, not a soup tureen and not a casserole dump alone.
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Warming pan is used in Hearth.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the warming-pan among brass or copper pans filled from the hearth to warm beds in household economy. A named warming-pan in that hearth-domestic frame, not a chafing-dish at table and not a hot-water bottle alone.
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Cooking trammel is used in Hearth.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats adjustable pot-hangers and trammels among hearth gear that suspends pots at chosen height over the fire. A named cooking-trammel in that hearth frame, not a fireplace-crane alone and not a fishing trammel-net.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats pot-hooks among S-hooks and hangers that hold kettles and pots from the hearth crane or trammel. A named pot-hook in that hearth frame, not a meat-hook alone and not a fireplace-crane.
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Spit jack is historically related to Spit.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats bottle-jacks and roasting-jacks among clockwork or weight engines that turn the roasting spit before the fire. A named spit-jack in that spit-turning frame, not the spit rod alone and not a turnspit dog-wheel dump.
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Turnspit is historically related to Spit.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats turnspit gear among the turning of meat on the spit in household roasting — dog-wheel and later jack neighborhoods of the same spit craft. A named turnspit in that spit frame, not a spit-jack mechanism alone and not a poker.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the trivet among three-legged stands that hold pans and kettles over hearth coals or beside the grate. A named trivet in that hearth frame, not a gridiron alone and not a spider-skillet.
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Fireplace crane is used in Hearth.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the swinging fireplace crane among hearth ironwork that carries pots into and out of the fire. A named fireplace-crane in that hearth frame, not a well-crane and not a cooking-trammel alone.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the ash-pan among grate fittings that catch ash under the household fire. A named ash-pan in that hearth frame, not a dust-pan alone and not a warming-pan.
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Hearth fender is used in Hearth.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the fender among low guards before the hearth that keep coals and ash from the carpet. A named hearth-fender in that hearth frame, not a fire-screen alone and not a bumper fender of a ship.
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Fire tongs is used in Fire.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats fire-tongs among the fire-irons used to rearrange coals and lift burning fuel. A named fire-tongs in that fire frame, not smith’s tongs and not curling-tongs.
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Fire shovel is used in Hearth.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the fire-shovel among fire-irons for lifting ash and coals at the household hearth. A named fire-shovel in that hearth frame, not a garden spade and not fire-tongs alone.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the poker among fire-irons for stirring and breaking the household fire. A named poker in that fire frame, not a spit and not a branding-iron.
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Bread knife is used in Wheat.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the bread-knife among knives for slicing household loaves of wheat bread without crushing the crumb. A named bread-knife in that wheat-bread frame, not a tomato-knife and not a carving-knife dump alone.
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Chef knife is used in Kitchen.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the cook’s broad kitchen knife among general chopping and slicing tools of household prep. A named chef-knife in that kitchen frame, not a cleaver and not a Japanese santoku.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the heavy meat cleaver among butchery and kitchen chopping tools for bone and joint work. A named cleaver in that kitchen frame, not a chinese-cleaver and not a chef-knife alone.
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Cutting board is used in Kitchen.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats chopping-boards among kitchen boards for cutting meat and vegetables in household prep. A named cutting-board in that kitchen frame, not a trencher plate alone and not a pastry-board dump.
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Paring knife is used in Kitchen.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the short paring-knife among hand knives for peeling and detail prep in the household kitchen. A named paring-knife in that kitchen frame, not a petty-knife and not a tourne-knife alone.
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Boning knife is used in Kitchen.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the boning-knife among narrow blades for separating meat from bone in household butchery and cookery. A named boning-knife in that kitchen frame, not a fillet-knife alone and not a butcher-knife dump.
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Butcher knife is used in Kitchen.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the butcher’s knife among heavy blades for breaking down joints and carcasses for the household larder. A named butcher-knife in that kitchen frame, not a cleaver alone and not a chef-knife.
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Oyster knife is used in Oyster.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the oyster-knife among short stout blades for opening oysters in household cookery and service. A named oyster-knife in that oyster frame, not oyster-tongs and not a fillet-knife.
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Kitchen shears is used in Kitchen.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats strong kitchen scissors among tools for jointing poultry, snipping herbs, and general prep. A named kitchen-shears in that kitchen frame, not sheep-shears and not tailor shears.
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Butter churn appears in European folklore.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the butter-churn among dairy vessels of English household economy for turning cream to butter. A named butter-churn in that European domestic frame, not a cheese-press and not a butter-lamp.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the meat-safe among ventilated cupboards for keeping meat cool and fly-free beside the kitchen and larder. A named meat-safe in that kitchen-storage frame, not a pie-safe alone and not an icebox dump.
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Scullery is historically related to Kitchen.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the scullery as the wash-and-rough-prep side room belonging with the kitchen in Victorian domestic planning. A named scullery in that kitchen-house frame, not a washhouse laundry building alone and not the kitchen as the cooking room itself.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the teapot among vessels for brewing and pouring tea in English household service. A named teapot in that tea frame, not a coffee-pot and not a Japanese kyusu dump.
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Coffee pot is used in Coffee.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the coffee-pot among vessels for making and serving coffee at the household table. A named coffee-pot in that coffee frame, not a teapot and not a cezve alone.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the locked tea-caddy among English household boxes for storing tea leaves under the mistress’s key. A named tea-caddy in that tea frame, not a tea-chest shipping crate and not a Japanese natsume.
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Salt cellar is used in Salt.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the salt-cellar among open or covered dishes that hold salt at the household table. A named salt-cellar in that salt-service frame, not a pepper-mill and not a cruet alone.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats cruets among small bottles for oil and vinegar (and kindred condiments) at the household table. A named cruet in that vinegar-and-oil frame, not a salt-cellar and not a decanter.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the stoppered glass decanter among table glass for wine and spirits in household service. A named decanter in that glass-tableware frame, not a carafe alone and not a flagon.
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Tureen is used in Hospitality.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the soup tureen among deep lidded bowls that open the household dinner service. A named tureen in that hospitality-service frame, not a terrine of pâté and not a casserole.
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Gravy boat is used in Hospitality.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the gravy-boat among sauce vessels of household table service. A named gravy-boat in that hospitality frame, not a creamer and not an ewer.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the cream-jug among tea-service vessels for cream or milk with tea and coffee. A named creamer in that tea-service frame, not a gravy-boat and not a sugar-bowl.
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Sugar bowl is used in Tea.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the sugar-basin among tea-service vessels that hold sugar for the table. A named sugar-bowl in that tea-service frame, not a salt-cellar and not a creamer.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the saucer among cup-and-saucer sets of tea and coffee service in the household. A named saucer in that tea-service frame, not a paten and not a platter.
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Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the carafe among open-necked table vessels for water (and sometimes wine) at household meals. A named carafe in that water-service frame, not a stoppered decanter and not a pitcher dump alone.
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Sideboard is used in Hospitality.
Beeton’s Book of Household Management seats the sideboard among dining-room cases for serving and storing plate and linen in household hospitality. A named sideboard in that hospitality frame, not a cellarette alone and not a kitchen dresser dump.
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Distilled water is historically related to Water.
beeton-household seats distilled water among its lemmas — distilled-water speech, not a free modern dump alone.
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River water is historically related to Water.
beeton-household seats river water among its lemmas — river-water speech, not a free modern dump alone.
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Spring water is historically related to Water.
beeton-household seats spring water among its lemmas — spring-water speech, not a free modern dump alone.
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Turkey is historically related to Dye.
beeton-household seats turkey among its lemmas — turkey speech, not a free modern dump alone.
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Isinglass is historically related to Glass.
beeton-household seats isinglass among its lemmas — isinglass speech, not a free modern dump alone.
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Linseed oil is historically related to Oil.
beeton-household seats linseed oil among its lemmas — linseed-oil speech, not a free modern dump alone.
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Teal is historically related to Water.
beeton-household seats TEAL among its lemmas — teal speech, not a free modern dump alone.
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Gudgeon is historically related to Workshop.
beeton-household seats gudgeon beside workshop as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Registry is historically related to Marble.
beeton-household seats registry beside marble as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Cormorant is historically related to Wool.
beeton-household seats cormorant beside wool as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Coffee is historically related to Oil.
beeton-household seats coffee beside oil as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Moat is historically related to Marble.
beeton-household seats moat beside marble as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Backgammon is historically related to Iron.
beeton-household seats backgammon beside iron as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Mint is historically related to Oil.
beeton-household seats mint beside oil as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Atmospheric air is historically related to Salt.
beeton-household seats atmospheric-air beside salt as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Paddock is historically related to Marble.
beeton-household seats paddock beside marble as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Penguin is historically related to Wax.
beeton-household seats penguin beside wax as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Acid is historically related to Ochre.
beeton-household seats acid beside ochre as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Reindeer is historically related to Wax.
beeton-household seats reindeer beside wax as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Pebble is historically related to Oil.
beeton-household seats pebble beside oil as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Marbles is historically related to Oak.
beeton-household seats marbles beside oak as a craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Butter is historically related to Milk.
Beeton’s household management seats butter among dairy made by churning milk and cream. A named butter beside milk, not alchemical butter-of-antimony speech.
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Soap is historically related to Tallow.
Beeton’s household management seats soap among cleansers boiled from tallow and alkali. A named soap beside tallow as ordinary fat stock, not saddle-soap as leather specialty alone.
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Deer Park is historically related to Marble.
beeton-household seats orphan deer-park beside marble as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Hot cut is historically related to Workshop.
beeton-household seats orphan hot-cut beside workshop as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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King's yellow is historically related to Ochre.
beeton-household seats orphan kings-yellow beside ochre as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Leading strings is historically related to Iron.
beeton-household seats orphan leading-strings beside iron as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Mousetrap is historically related to Workshop.
beeton-household seats orphan mousetrap beside workshop as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Rice paste is historically related to Ochre.
beeton-household seats orphan rice-paste beside ochre as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Rushlight is historically related to Workshop.
beeton-household seats orphan rushlight beside workshop as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Starfish is historically related to Oil.
beeton-household seats orphan starfish beside oil as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Tunnel net is historically related to Workshop.
beeton-household seats orphan tunnel-net beside workshop as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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Wooden mallet is historically related to Workshop.
beeton-household seats orphan wooden-mallet beside workshop as a first craft peer — object speech, not a text-container or tradition dump.
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