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Around-the-world cook book

1913

Page 121

Presented as published in 1913. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
308. Iron-rust. to remove. 308. Italian macaroni, 104. Toast. 22. Veal cheese, 64. ivory handle*, to clean, 311. Jaekaon snapa, 254. Japaneae esgs. 140. Salad dreHrtlng. 164. Javelle water. 303. 304. Jellied cherHes, 231. Chlckea. K8. K9. Jelly, Tomato. 174. Venison. 192. Jet pasaameoterle, 313 Julep, Ginger ale. 294. Mint. 283. 284 Keroaene for washlnr clothes, 310. Kidneys and bacon, 81 Stewed & la Creole, 81. Lara, to wash, 312. Black, to restore, 312. 349 INDEX I^acquer^ for silver, 316. Lady Baltimore caiie, 247. Lavender smelling salts, 332. Lemonade, egg, 296. Pineapple, 296. Lemon bath, 326. Butter, 156. Cream, 226. Lemon drops, 271. Juice, for bottling, 296. Pudding, 221, Soup, 37. Syrup, 292. Lentil soup, 35. Lil:r salad, 182. Lime water, 341, Linen, to remove grease spots from, 307. To remove mildew from, 307. To remove scorch spots from, 309. Lip-salve, 327. Liver, baked, 79. With rice, in cas- serole, 60. Lobster, a la Creole, 64. Croquettes, 64. ft la Newburg, 201. Patties, 63. Salad, with cream dressing, 166. Soup, 32. Louisiana gumbo, 33. Luan-ed chicken, 87. Lyonnaise potatoes, 109. Macaroni, 103. American, 106. French, 106. Italian, 104. Mexican, 105. Spanish, 104. Macedoine loaf, 95. Mackerel, 47. Made drinks, 280. Magnesia, how to use as a cleanser, 313. Mahogany, to clean spots from, 319. Maitre d'hotel sauce, 151. Maple caramels, 270. Marmalade, California orange, 195. Dundee Scotch, 194. Rhubarb, 194. Marrons glaces, 273. Marrow bones, 55. Mashed carrots, 125. Marshmallow cake, 246. Mayonnaise dressing, 161. Mayonnaise dressing — Contd. Green, 162. Without oil, 162. Marzipan, 252 Measured angel cake, 244. Meat salads, 164. Meats, 71. Beef-heart, braised, 78. Chicken, Cadillac, 90. Casserole, 84. Creole, 86. French, 91. Frlcase de polios, 85. Jellied, 88. 89. Luan-ed, 87 Stewed, ft I'espag- nole, 86. Sour, 91. Terrapin, 92. Chilli con came. 93. Chi lo. Chinese. 94. Collops in batter. 94. Goulashe, Hungarian, 92. Ham, boiled, 76. Spanish steak, 77. Kidneys and bacon, 81. Stewed, & la Creole, 81. Liver, baked, 79. Calfs baked, 79. Macedoine loaf, 95. Pigeon pie, 77. Rabbit, stewed, 82. Stew, Brunswick, 87. Spanish, 88. Substitutes for meat, 96. Times for cooking meats, 71. Tongue ft la juive, 80. Ragout, 79. Turkey, chestnut stuffing for, 75. Dressings. 74, 75. Roast, with oys- ters, 73. Stuffing. 74. Veal, boudins of, 83. Fricandeau of, 82. Vegetarian cutlet, 98. Loaf. 96, 97. Roast, 99. What to serve with meats, 72. Melting codfish cakes, 43. Metals, to write on, 318. Mexican eggs, 140. Kisses, 270. Macaroni, 105. Rice. 101. Stuffed peppers, 122. Mildew, to remove, 307. 350 Milk punch, 282. Mincemeat, ingredients for, 220. Minnehaha cake, 244. Mint cordial, 285. Drops, 259. Julep, 283. 284. Leaves, candied, 272. Sauce, 152. Minute biscuit, 8. Mirrors, to cU-an, 314. Mixed single drinks,