FoodNet

A manual of home-making

1919

Page 238

Presented as published in 1919. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
One-third piece One-fourth piece One-third piece One-third piece One-fourth piece One-third piece Half ord. serving Very small serving Half ord. serving Small serving Ord. serving Four teaspoons 5-7 olives 5-7 olives Three heaping tea- spoons or IV^ lumps Four teaspoons Four teaspoons Eight to fifteen 4.78 4.80 5.40 3.98 8.00 5.18 6.29 9.10 27.00 .44 9.70 .77 3.12 .82 1.05 .80 .72 1.70 6.70 1.06 2.05 9.40 4.90 13.00 .96 .89 2.51 4.29 2.45 .80 .95 .82 1.30 1.10 1.90 1.35 1.20 1.90 3.02 2.00 2.65 2.00 2.80 3.85 6.00 1.05 1.00 1.20 1.10 1.30 14.60 .86 .03 .20 .53 4 0 4 3 4 10 8 10 6 0.5 34 25 76 25 22 25 25 5 21 10 24 37 19 15 7 6 7 19 26 9 6 10 6 5 5 9 6 8 10 6 7 8 12 1 1 10 1 0.6 0.6 1 ' 2 18 0 0 0 13 424 A MANUAL OF HOME-MAKINO TABLE XXI— Txulk or 100 Fooo UHiTd— Cdu'lrf. Name of fmMl " Pifrt^un*' cunkitn- tno ttKJ food untU * '' BeetthnuU &2 t:t Biusil'RuM Throe orti. man .40 m Butt4?niiiLfl ,fiO » Coroaimtn .67 4 CbesUiyU, fresh. a\ 1.40 10 Filbcrt4, »v Ten ntiia ,48 9 Hickory-ntiU 47 0 PuanulR Yhirteeo, double JV2 » Pecttftn, (wtli^lHxl Abcmi t'inhi .4rt 0 r'inc nut^ (pinTTioliaj*! Al^wiiit <piithty Jiti 23 WttliiUlf*. Cttlifiironi AtHJUt niJL ,48 10 C«?real*, firead, brown, av Ord. thlrk bU<^ 1 m » Bmad. com (jotinny rake), av Small square I ,1<l 12 Bread, whit<^, homc'iiiade Ord. think filire 1 :jo 13 Com flnkai. tooKtod Ord. eereal dkh 97 11 Commfrftl gr&nulftr. iiv jm 10 Cnrnniml. unbolted, av «2 0 Crackcnt, graham. , Two eracker* 82 9.JI Cmokerw^ oatmval * . . Two rrnckeni SI tl fiotntny, cookvd . . Ljuve wsrvinc 4 20 11 Marnmm, av WJ lA M&f'aroni, eooktxl Ord* aDrvinc 3.86 It Oatmeal, boilwl IHMrviiit J5 flO V% Popporn .8*4 11 Rkt', ubfoukcd 08 11 Kirf , l>cnlod . Ord, wreal dish 3 iO 10 Hm-. tliikw. Ord. cereal diiih tW 8 Hnlh. Vienna, av . , One tarce mil 1 2tt 13 Shn'UdwJ whvikl . * . ,,..,. ... ... Ot» biacuii M 13 8t>a4tli(*tti, HV ,,.*,.,«. . Wheat flour, eaU wheat, av »7 12 Mil lA Whoat flour, fmhajn, av WJ Id Whaat flour, pat«Qt. faniUy. and •Umtght, crade. •piixic wheat av ......,..- . Four tab[(*«poana %»e of thiek aJke ,ttr 12 zwSSiv "^ of bread ,81 » MWc'LUneouA EkB». ben'«, WnlM One lar«« en 2 It) 32 EltCB. hen's, wiui< ^ Hixwhitra 8 40 100 £«•, henV, y\k^ Two yolka M 17 Ometet a % 34 Soup, t)^^ »v laoo m Soi>p, hviiu. av Vi*ry lance platis A. 4(1 m S- f Malory TwoplaU« rt.io lit i 2e 00 85 Vl.r . l-t ., Two platw 8 25 17 Choc^»bkt4i, bitter Half a Mquarc .56 K Cocoa (H) 17 Iw> priMim fPhila.) . , 1 00 5 I I PLANNING THE DAILY MEALS 425 L SOME RULES FOR PLANNING MEAX.8 The halancM dietary. To balance the dietary means to i^upply in the meals of each day, in a form Imst suited to the individual, enough energy for the day^s activities, all the substances needed to build the tissoes — ^hone, muscle, nerve, blood — and those substances which keepy the body in good working order » The choice of foods.