FoodNet

A text-book of cooking

1915

Page 168

Presented as published in 1915. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
relation of age to . . . 369 relation of occupation to 367 relation of season to . . 366 relation of sex to . . . 369 relation of weight, size, and shape to ... . 369 English cut of beef, 135, 137, 141 English dining room serv- ice 340 Entire wheat, iron in . . . 324 magnesium in 322 phosphorus in 323 Experiments: Action of baking soda on molasses 197 Action of baking soda on sour milk 195 Action of oil and water . . 80 Action of saliva upon starch 58 Bread fried in foaming fat . 78 Change of starch into dextrin 55 Chemical change .... 159 418 INDEX References are to pages. Experiments : Coagulation of albumin 87 Comparison of cooked and boiled eggs .... 87 Comparison of eggs beaten with Dover egg beater and a wire spoon . . 93 Comparison of the conduct- ing power of metal and earthenware .... 100 Comparison of thick and thin quick breads . . 192 Comparison of starch and dextrin for thickening 129 Conditions for growth of the yeast plant .... 228 Contamination of fresh food by means of moldy food 292 Difference in the nutritive value of boiled rice and rice cooked over boil- ing water 43 Digestion of protein ... 90 Division of muscle . . . . 119 Division of muscle fiber . . 120 Effect of acid on milk 116, 164 Effect of air, light, and dry- ing upon the growth of molds 290 Effect of beating a whole egg 93 Effect of beating egg yolk and white separately . 93 Effect of boiling fish rapidly 150 Effect of boiling water on meat 133 Effect of boiling on the growth of bacteria . . 293 Effect of cold water on a mixture of cream of tartar and baking soda 199 Effect of cold water on gela- tine 146 Effect of cold water on meat 133 Effect of cold water on starch 37 Effect of dry heat on connec- tive tissue 119 Effect of heat on starch . . 37 Effect of heat on juice of meat 120 Effect of hot water on a mix- tare of cream of tartar and baking soda . . . 199 Effect of hot water on bak- ing powder 199 Effect of hot water on gela- tine 146 Effect of moisture and dark- ness upon the growth of molds 291 Effect of moisture and heat on connective tissue 119 Effect of moisture and light on the growth of molds 290 Effect of moisture and low temperature on the growth of molds . . . 291 Effect of preservatives on the growth of bacteria 293 Effect of rennet on milk . . 115 Effect of salt on meat . . . 133 Effect of soaking fish in water 150 Effect of soaking starchy vegetables in water . 63 Effect of vinegar on albumin 91 Emulsion of fat .... 81 Growth of bacteria . . . 293 Growth of molds upon cloth 292 Growth of molds upon cut fruit 291 Growth of molds upon other 291 foods 291 Growth of molds upon whole fruits 291 Growth of molds upon wood 292 Lack of draft 8 Leavening with steam and air 192 Measurement equivalents 24 Mixtures for freezing . . 186 Neutralization of acid by means of soda . . . 164 Preparation of flour for quick breads .... 193 Presence of draft .... 9 INDEX 419 References are to pages. Experiments : Presence of gases in water . . . 175 Protein in flour 232 Protein in oyster liquor . . 284 Purpose and regulation of gas mixer 12 Quantity of baking soda to use with molasses . . 198 Quantity of baking soda to use with sour milk . . 196 Regulation and purpose of gas mixer 12 Retention of heat .... 46 Saponification of fat ... 78 Scalding milk 97 Separation of cellulose and starch 37 Separation of curd and whey 115 Separation of milk into the five foodstuffs ... 181 Separation of starch grains with cold water ... 54 Separation of starch grains with fat 54 Separation of starch grains with sugar 54 Simmering and boiling water 175 Solubility of albumin . . 87 Solubility of caramel ... 30 Solubility of dextrin ... 55 Solubility of granulated