This section is from the book "The Steward's Handbook And Guide To Party Catering", by Jessup Whitehead. Also available from Amazon: Larousse Gastronomique.
See also Bisques, Hare, Game, Partridge.
A soup of partridges, rabbit, salt pork, ham, smoked sausages, soup beef, dried mushrooms, lentils, and vegetables. The meats sliced and ssrved in the strained soup.
Game broth with several kinds of meat, etc., thickened with bread panada, wine, fillets of grouse in fine shreds "The grouse soup at Hamilton Palace used to be made on the principle of a young grouse to each of the party, in addition to six or seven brace stewed down for stock".
Mallards roasted, then stewed, meat pounded through a sieve; game broth, panada to thicken, port wine, croutons. Duck Soup a la Hongroise Game soup containing puree of vegetables and ham, with barley and the ducks in pieces.
Light color. Rabbit stock with ham and vegetables thickened with roux and yolks; wine, fillets of rabbits; rice aside.
See Hare.
Puree of game.
Puree of rabbit.
Purge of grouse.
Grouse soup.
Pheasant soup.
Partridge soup.
Hare soup.
Venison soup.
Game soup with pieces of the game, onions, potatoes and mushrooms.
Pigeons cut up and fried with ham and butter; flour, broth, sherry, julienne, vegetables- and the pigeon pieces served in it.
The preceding with carrots and green peas.
 
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