‘And in this manner as you make this Quelquechose, so you may make any other, whether it be of flesh, small birds, sweet roots, oysters, muscles, cockles, giblets, lemmons, oranges or any fruit, pulse, or other sallet herb whatsoever; of which to speak severally, were a Labour infinite, because they vary with mens opinion. Onely the composition and work is no other than this before prescribed: and who can do these, need no further instruction for the rest. And thus much for Sallets and Fricases.’