FoodNet

A practical cook and text book for general use

1896

Page 101

Presented as published in 1896. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Nuts, "3 Lemons — as food. 149 juice and oil. 62 and fruits, 169 medicinal value, 118 and vegetable fats. 177 as salt substitute. 124 Brazil, 148 squeezer. 50 care of. ^55 Legumes, ^37 chestnut. MS Lettuce, 159 chestnuts vs. worms. 146 Liquor bill, the » 239 cocoanut. 147 hazel, 144 Mayonnaise, without egg 164 in cooking. 149 Measuring be accurate in 77 peanuts, 14S Measuring cups. 50 pecan, M3 Meal graham. 81 pine. 146 Meat, 236 their culture. 141 Milk, 10 to blanch. 155 and the cow. 183 to prej)are for use. 140. condensed 185 Nutshell, in a. 242 condensing factories. 191 •••y — cream, etc.. 53 Olive oil. 57 germs in 184 Onions, 124 how poisoned. 183 to boil. 125. sterilized. 195 Orange surprise. 162 vegetable. 196 domestic. 51 Pans for bread. 49, 23 16 Modern cooks. 26 Parents, to. Mothers, diseased 195 Patients cured. Mushes, 98 7 17 250 INDEX. Perfect health, right of every Sandwiches — child. 17 chestnut filling, 154 Personal experience, 59 fillings of fruit. iSS Physicians, progressive. 207 nut filling for. 154 Pie foundery, 211 peanut. 154 Pies and puddings, 178 tomato. IS4 Pitfalls by the wayside, 198 with dates. 153 Poor, feeding of, 31 Sauce, fruit juice, 121 Potato, the. 129 orange. 109 ricer, 51 Seasoning vegetables. 61 slicer, SO Seeds, aromatic. 171 Potatoes — Sieves, wire. 50 mashed. 130 Servant question. 179 stuffed, 130 Shortcake baking powder, ys sweet, to cook. 130 Shredded whole wheat bis- Pudding, steamed. 79 cuit. 72 Puddings, pastries, cakes, 173 Sickness expensive, 17 Social customs burdensome »20S Raisins, "5 requirements. 203 Raisin seeder, SI Soja, Japan, 164 Rhubarb, stewed. 108 Soup, bean. 137 Rice, 109 bean and tomato. 137 boiled, 100 vegetable, 138 steamed. 100 Spices, 173. » ^77 steamed with raisins, 100 Steam cooker. 47 Rolls Stew, vegetable. 138 cold mush. 87 Strawberry huUer, SO entire wheat. 92 Substitutes for meat. 30 graham, 85 Sugar, 177 hot mush. s? Suggestions, helpful. 176 Sago, Salad- 109 Table luxury and service, 2S Tapioca, 109 apple, 162 Taxation, 240 banana, 163 Tea, 216 beauty. 163 and coffee, cost of. 238 compound, IS7 topers. 217 cucumber, 160 Testimonials, 227 dressing, vegetarian, 164 The evolution of bread, 67 fruit. 162 humane side. 43 nasturtium. 160 Thirst vs. water. 121 potato and beet, 161 Tobacco, 239 simple. IS7 To bake— sorrel. IS9 beans, 131 Spanish, 160 beans with lemon, 131 Salads, ^57 with onion, 132 ancient, 158 plain. 132 Salt, 169 without the skins »I32 INDEX. 251 To bake— To cook — potatoes, 130 prunes, 116 1 tomatoes, 135 raisins. 116 1 To boil salsify. 125 [ beets, 135 shredded carrots, 125 1 carrots. 125 spinach. 126 corn, 128 another way. 116 green beans. 127 Mrs. Lincoln's green peas, 127 way, 126 parsnips. 126 wmter squash, 136 potatoes. »30 sultanas and currants. 116 string beans. 127 summer squash, 135 sweet potatoes, 131 Tomatoes, 134, 161 turnips. 126 and celery, 137 To can — To steam corn, 128