FoodNet

A text-book of cooking

1915

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Presented as published in 1915. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Calculate your own breakfast, luncheon, and dinner energy re- quirements. From the table of 100-Calorie portions, estimate the fuel value of all your meals for several days. Styles of Serving (continued from IV). 1. Russian. 2. Compromise. Plan a dinner. Aim : to meet the total energy and protein re- quirement of an average man or woman. Cook and serve the din- ner — Russian or Compromise style with a maid. 410 APPENDIX XIII. Review. XIV. Diet for Children. A. Difference in the Food Requirements of Adults and Children. B. Selection of Food for Chil- dren (2 to 10 years). 1. Milk. 2. Cereals and Breads. 3. Eggs. 4. Broth and Meat. 6. Fresh Vegetables. 6. Fruits and Sugar. 7. Desserts. 8. Water and other Beverages. C. Importance of Proper Diet for Children. D. Energy Requirements of Children of Different Ages. XV. Diets for Infants. A. Perfect Food for Infants. B. Modified Milk. 1. Selection of Milk. 2. Measuring and Mix- ing Ingredients. 3. Pasteurizing Milk. 4. Preparation of Milk before Feeding. C. Other Foods for Infants. XVI. Review and Summary. For several members of your family, make menus which meet the total energy and protein re- quirement. Plan a dinner. Aim : to cost twenty cents per plate ; to meet the total energy and pro- tein requirement of an average man or woman. Cook and serve the dinner — Russian or Compromise style with a maid. Plan a day's feeding for a child of Ave years, meeting the total energy and the protein require- ments. Prepare these foods. Modify cow's milk according to a prescription for infant diet. Pasteurize milk. Prepare gruels for infant feeding. INDEX References are to pages. The heavy face numerals indicate the principal reference. Acid, effect of, on milk . 116, neutralization of .... Albumin (see Value of Milk, 97). coagulation of effect of vinegar on . . . in eggs solubility of Almonds, calcium in ... magnesium in one hundred-Calorie portion of Apple, composition of . . . dumplings pie sauce, 275 (see Fruit Sauces, 32). tapioca Apples, one hundred-Calorie portion of scalloped spiced, baked Apricot conserve dainty Apricots, one hundred-Calorie portion of stewed Ash 163, in menu making .... requirement, daily .... use of, in the body .... Asparagus for children one hundred-Calorie portion of Avoirdupois system of measurement (see Note to the Teacher, 367). 164 164 87 91 86 87 322 322 376 264 226 255 66 376 35 184 302 108 376 34 181 322 372 163 166 383 376 Bacon 276,277 one hundred-Calorie portion of 376 scalloped potatoes with . . 276 Bacteria 99, 289 four types of 292 growth of 293 Baking- powder biscuits . 226 Baking 1 powder, composition Ul i • • • • • • • X«7*7 effect of hot water on . . 199 leavening with 199 quantity of, in quick bread . 200 Baking- soda, leavening with, 195, 197, 203, 205 and cream of tartar, leaven- ing with . . 199, 205, 209 Banana, one hundred-Calorie portion of 376 salad . 173 scalloped 35 Barley, in soup 138 whole, iron in 323 Batter, pour 192, 194 drop 211, 213 Bean soup 160 Beans (see Legumes, 158). Boston baked 159 calcium in 322 iron in 323 kidney, curry of .... 184 Lima, dried, iron in . . . 323 magnesium in ... . 322 potassium in 322 magnesium in 322 one hundred-Calorie portion of 376 phosphorus in 323 potassium in 322 411 412 INDEX Reference* are to pages. Beef, cannelon of 129 chopped 128, 131 cold stock, examination of . 138 cooked, uses of, 415 (see Examination of Meat left from Soup Mak- ing, 139). cross rib cut . . . 135, 137, 141 cuts of 135 English cut of . . 135, 137, 141 explanation of cuts of . . 136 juice of 335 lean, iron in 323 "leftovers" 145 one hundred-Calorie portion of 376