Oxford sausage (1764); Oxford sauce (1911); Oxford pudding (1755)

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   WEBSTER'S NEW WORLD DICTIONARY OF CULINARY ARTS has these, neither of which is in the OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY:

_Oxford pudding_ A British dessert consisting of an apricot tart topped with meringue.
_Oxford sauce_ A British sauce of red currant jelly dissolved with port and flavored with shallots, orange zest and mustard; usually served with game.


   "An Oxford Pudding" is in THE ART OF COOKERY (1755) by Hannah Glasse (Gerritsen Collection).  See past issues of PETITS PROPOS CULINAIRES.
   The NEW YORK TIMES, 20 February 1911, pg. 2, "three bottles of Oxford sauce."
   OED has the 1764 "Oxford sausage," then jumps to 1877, not citing these from OCLC Worldcat:


1. Bacon, Phanuel, 1700-1783 [Author Record]

A SONG of SIMILIES. By the Reverend Dr. Bacon. 3Kb, [from The Oxford Sausage (1764)]
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...Reverend Dr. Bacon . The [H] Oxford Sausage (1764) ...

2. Bacon, Phanuel, 1700-1783 [Author Record]

The SNIPE. An HUMOUROUS BALLAD. 8Kb, [from The Oxford Sausage (1764)]
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.... An HUMOUROUS BALLAD. The [H] Oxford Sausage (1764) ...

3. Dibdin, Thomas, 1771-1841 [Author Record]

INTRODUCTION. 4Kb, [from A Metrical History of England (1813)]
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...half ashamed to utter,    To [H] Oxford sausage rich; and curious Cambridge...

4. Hood, Thomas, 1799-1845 [Author Record]

ODE TO W. KITCHENER, M.D., AUTHOR OF "THE COOK'S ORACLE," "OBSERVATIONS ON VOCAL MUSIC," "THE ART OF INVIGORATING AND PROLONGING LIFE," "PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON TELESCOPES, OPERA-GLASSES, AND SPECTACLES," "THE HOUSEKEEPER'S LEDGER," AND "THE PLEASURE OF MAKING A WILL." 12Kb, [from The Works (1862-1863)]
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...to feeding, Or why should [H] Oxford Sausages be fit Receptacles for...

5. Huddesford, George, 1749-1809 [Author Record]

WARLEY: A SATIRE. PART THE SECOND. 37Kb, [from The Second Part of Warley (1778)]
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...a sav'ry Bologna, or spic'd [H] Oxford Sausage. I'm the dread of...

6. Reynolds, John Hamilton, 1794-1852 [Author Record]

ODE TO W. KITCHENER, M.D. 14Kb, [from Odes and Addresses (1826)]
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...to feeding,    Or why should [H] Oxford Sausages be fit             Receptacles for..