We broiled a steak for our midday meal, and presently clambered up a high woody ridge which looked down on a stream and a piece of green meadow.

" "There's plenty of salt and pepper though; and it won't take any time at all to make a fire, and broil some fish.

In Homer's time, the, art of cookery had not advanced much beyond this; for we read in the "Iliad," how the great Achilles and his friend Patroclus regaled the three Grecian leaders on bread, wine, and broiled meat.

I then built a little fire, and broiling the chicken and seasoning it with salt and pepper, which I had obtained from my saddle-bags, I soon sat down to a "genuine square meal," which I greatly relished.

Flour them well, and broil over a very clear fire.

His camp looked very comfortable and attractive, and presented a great contrast to that of General Crook, who had for his headquarters only one small fly tent; and whose cooking utensils consisted of a quart cupin which he made his coffee himselfand a stick, upon which he broiled his bacon.

So riding down into a sheltered place in a bend of the creek, we built a fire and broiled some venison from a deer which we had shot during the day, and after eating a substantial meal, I left the four men there, while I returned to bring up the troops.

I blush to say that I shared Jimmie's delight, and when he solemnly made me a present of the two pounds ten I had so heroically earned, I soothed my ladylike sister's refined resentment by inviting all three to have broiled lobster with me at Scott's.

The next thing I did was to broil me a piece of goat's flesh, of which I ate but little.

We had venison-steak, pork, ham, jerked venison stew, fresh trout, broiled partridge, cold roast duck, a fricassee of wood rabbits, and broiled pigeon upon our table, coming in courses, or piled up helter-skelter on great platters of birch bark, some on tin plates, and now and then a choice bit on a chip!

Fancy him broiling a quail on a spit!

I don't know anything about that; maybe, if I'd been broiling my brain in book learning all day till come night, and I was hard put to it to get my sleep anyhow, like the parson there, it wouldn't; but all I know is, what if I had been breaking my back in the potato-patch since morning?

She lit the fire with Donaldson's help, and broiled some deer's flesh for our breakfast, and whistled gently as she wrought, bringing into our wild business a breath of the orderly comfort of home.

Boswell was now provided for, in part, and the landlord prepared some mutton chops, which we could not eat, and killed two hens, of which Boswell made his servant broil a limb; with what effect I know not.

It must be a sad thing not to be able to eat lobster and ice-cream together, and to have to say "No" to broiled mushrooms, and not to dare to eat Welsh-rarebits after the theatre, and to have to lock up your chafing-dish.

About 5 minutes to broil the mutton.

In an hour we sat down, with appetites sharpened by the pure mountain air, to an excellent supper of cold roast duck, broiled reindeer-tongues, black-bread and fresh butter, blueberries and cream, and wild-rose petals crushed with white sugar into a rich delicious jam.

They broiled a quarter of mutton for themselves, and gave another to the king and his attendant.

Scarcely pleasanter are the sensations of the Minister or the M.P. who goes from a breakfast-party, full of buttered muffins and broiled salmon, to the sedentary desk-work of his office or the fusty wrangles of a Grand Committee.

To broil SHEEP or HOG's TONGUES.

"Talking of broiling steakswhen I was in Egypt we used to broil our beef-steaks on the locksno occasion for firethermometer at 200hot as h-ll!

Oh! it’s broiling, &c. THE STOCKMEN OF AUSTRALIA

boil'd Tarts marrow to make transparent sweetmeat Toasts fry'd to make Tongues to roast to pot Sheep or Hog, to broil Tripes to fricassy to eat like Chickens Trout, or other Fish to fry Trench or Carp to stew + Mock turtle Turkey to boil to roast to pot A-la Daube V Veal Breast of, to brown Ragoo do.

So they lit their fire and solemnly broiled a wiener which the little old lady devoured eagerly, and passed on, likewise giving them her blessing.

At fires near by the Indians were broiling beef cut from animals they had slaughtered belonging to the wagon-train.