Catsups [noun]

Take a piece of butter as big as a nut, two ducklings, six ounces sage and onions and three drops of mushroom catsup.

Some canned or bottled goods, as tomato-catsup, is colored with cochineal or coal-tar dyes.

And Sibyl only smiled, that patent ice-refrigerator smile of hers, and askedwould you prefer to live with Mrs Catsup?

If desired, a dash of catsup or chili sauce may be added for flavoring.

Add a glassful of white wine, a tablespoonful of mushroom catsup and one of lemon pickle, thicken with butter rolled in flour.

In using cold beef, a teaspoon anchovy essence or paste is an improvement, and to mutton a teaspoon mushroom catsup.

If some are soft, they should be sorted out and canned for soup making or made into catsup.

Its uses are practically the same as those of tomato catsup, and it is made in much the same way.

Put in the meat with a tablespoonful of mushroom catsup, a glass of wine; season with salt.

A table spoonful of tomato, or mushroom, catsup, improves it.