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.
Daily Carbohydrate and Fat Requirement . . . 371 Daily Ash Requirement 372 Chapter IX. Measurement of the Fuel Value of Food Ap- plied to Daily Food Requirement : i Practical Method of Diet Calculation .... 373 Table of 100-Calorie Portions 376 Chapter X. Diet for Children and Infants : Selection of Food for Children 381 i The Importance of Proper Diet for Children . . . 384 Energy Requirements of Children of Different Ages . 384 Food for Infants 388 Perfect Food for Infants 388 Modified Milk 388 Other Foods Given to Infants 392 i i | Appendix : 1 Books for Reference 395 Suggestions for Teaching 397 ; Suggestive Outline for the Practical Work of Lessons in ! the Cooking of Food 399 Suggestive Outline of Lessons in the Planning and Serv- j ing of Meals and the Calculation of the Food Value of Meals 406 i Index 411 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS A corner in Washington's kitchen at Mount Vernon Frontispiece PAGB 1 . Coal range showing course of direct draft .... 9 2. Coal range showing course of indirect draft . . . .10 3. Gas burner showing mixer 12 4. Gas burner (regular) 12 5. Gas burner (giant) 13 6. Gas range showing direction of draft 14 7. Kitchen equipped for efficiency in dishwashing . . .16 8. Utensils for dishwashing .... ..17 9. Dish drainer 18 10. Dish drainer 19 1 1 . Dish rack 20 12. A rack for drying dishes 21 13. Measuring cup 24 14. Measuring spoon 24 15. Skewer and knitting-needle for testing foods ... 26 1 6. Grains of starch 38 1 7. A cupful of rice before and after boiling ; the large utensil required to boil it ; the water drained from it . .43 18. Insulated wall of a refrigerator 46 19. Fireless cooker 47 20. Fireless cooker with stone disks 48 21. Gas range having fireless cooker attachment, — insulated oven and hoods .49 22. Method of folding filter paper 56 23. Utensil for steaming, — "steamer" 61 24. Jar of dried bread crumbs 72 25. Steam without pressure, and steam under pressure . 73 26. Apparatus to determine temperature at which eggs coagulate 87 27. Method of turning omelet upon a platter .... 95 28. Structure of meat 120 29. Club or Delmonico steak 121 30. Porterhouse 122 xiv 1 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS XV 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. PAGE Sirloin, — hip steak (portion next to porterhouse) .122 Sirloin, — flat bone (choice cut, in middle of sirloin section) 123 Sirloin, — round bone (next to rump and round) . . .123 First cut prime rib roast 124 Second cut prime rib roast 125 Blade rib roast (7th and 8th ribs) 126 Chuck rib roast (9th and 10th ribs) 126 Colonial fireplace, showing device for roasting meat . .127 Round 129 Chuck 130 Cuts of beef 135 Rump 140 English cut 141 Skirt steak ; flank steak 1 43 Gelatine pudding 149 Fish kettle, showing rack 1 53 Fish in paper bag, ready for the oven 1 55 Tea-ball teapot 1 77 Coffee percolator - . 1 79 Longitudinal section of wheat grain showing bran (outer coatings), floury part (interior of grain), and germ (base of grain) 212 Composition of egg 221 Composition of milk 22 1 Growing yeast plants 229 Composition of wheat flour (average) 233 Composition of white bread 236 Composition of butter 253 Composition of celery 261 Composition of chestnut . . . . ... 264 Composition of walnut 264 Composition of apple 264 Composition of raisins 265 Composition of dried figs 265 Cuts of veal 267 Composition of round (beef) 269 Composition of fresh potato 269 Cuts of lamb and mutton 272 Lamb chops 274 Cuts of pork 277 XVI LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PAGE 69. Removing tendons from the leg of a fowl .... 279 70. Fowl trussed for roasting, — breast view . . . 28 1