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Around-the-world cook book

1913

Page 125

Presented as published in 1913. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
113. Cucumbers. 116. Kggs. 139. Peppers, 121. Oreen. 120. Mexicaii. 122. Spanish. 122. Tomatoes. 119. Tomatoes with baked eggs, 66. Bnbstltatea for mcMts, 96. Snnr cookies, 253. Sulphur matches for re- moving stains, 305. Summer drink*. 293. Superior cooklea. 253. HurprlHe nuicaroons, 249. Sweetbread croquettes, 67. Patties. 58. Salad. 164. Sweei pickled peaches, 190. Pineapple. 191. Watermelon rind. 191. Sweet potato croquettes, 110. Swiss ess-toast. 138. Syrups, fruit. 292-293. Lemon, 292. Pineapple. 293. TalTjr, Chocolate, 366. Tan, to remove. 329. Tar stains, to remove. 309. Taro, 30. Tarts, German fruit. 282. Sand. 248. Tea puneh, 291. Tea stains to remove, 309. Terrapin. Chicken. 92. Stewed. 49. Veal. 66. T I m b a I e cases for creamed fisb. 49. Timbalew. Egg. 14 2 Fish, GO. Times for c o o k 1 n s bread. 3. Cake, 3. Fish. 38. Meats. 71. Vegetables. 108. Tomato aspic, 176. Bisque. 31. Butter. 165. and Celery. salad, 176. and Egg. scramble. 202. and Egg. toast. 138. Frapp^, 176. Ilors d'oeuvre, 20. Jelly. 174. Omelette. 135 Pickle. 186. PreserVfH, 192. Sauce. 154. Sourtlii. 65. Tontatoes. de\iled. 119. Raw, with cucumber. 176. Scrambled with eggn, 137 Stewed with okra. 118. Stuffed. 119 Tooth powder. 341. Trautmanndorf rire pud- ding. :'12 Tulip saUd. 183. Tunis fruit cream, 230. Turkey, Chestnut stuf- nng for. 75. Dressing. 74-75. Stuffing. 74 Turkinh eggplant, 116. Pilau, 103. Turnips, German. 125. TuUI frutti cup. 289. Tweed garments, to clean, 307. U Useful information, 301. Usee for hot water, 336. V. S. S. Kirhmond punch, 2 77. Veal, boudlns of, 83. Frlcandeau of. 82. SouffIC', 56. Terrapin, 56. Vegetable roast, 99. Salads. 170. VeseUbkw. 107. Apples, baked. 131. Steamed. 132. Cabbage. Red. 114. Carrot balls. 126. Carrots, browned, 126. 353 INDEX Yegretables— Con td. Mashed. 125. Cauliflower, scalloped, 114. Celery cutlets, 127. - Fritters, 127. Chestnut croquettes, 131. Chestnuts, in brown sauce, 130. French, 129. Stewed, 130. In white sauce, 129. Corn, fried, 124. Fritters, 124. Omelette, 123. Pudding, 124. Cucumber fritters, 115. Stuffed, 115. Eggplant, broiled, 116. ft la Creole, 117. Turkish, 116. Hominy croquettes, 128. Mushrooms, stewed, 128. Onions, baked, 113. Bermudas, stuffed, 113. Creamed, 112. Scalloped, 112, Peppers, ft la Creole, 121. Green, fried, 120. Green, stuffed, 120. V^etables — Contd. Scalloped with fish, 123. Peppers, stuffed, 121. Mexican, 122. Spanish, 122. Potato balls, 110. Souffl6, 109. Potatoes, Lyonnaise, 109. Spinach loaf with sar- dines, 65. Pudding, 111. Souffle, 111. Squash pudding, 127. Sweet potato cro- quettes, 110. Tomatoes, deviled, 119. Green, fried, 117. Ripe, fried, 118. Stewed, with okra, 118. Stuffed, 119. Times for cooking vegetables, 108. Turnips, German, 125. Teg:etables, as medicine, 337. Yegretanan cutlet, 98. Loaf. 96-97. Tenetian eggrs, 140. VeniMon JeUy, 192. Vinaigrette sauce, 149. Violet sachet powder, 331. Violets, candied, 272. W Waffles, 8-9. Washing: clothes with