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Boston Cooking-School cook book

1896

Page 332

Presented as published in 1896. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Sardines, 226-227. Sauces for, 211. Sauteed, 212-213. Scalloped, and Eggs, 235. Scallops, 224. Scrod, 227. Shad, 227-228. Shrimp, 233. Smelts, 229-231. Sole, 215-217, 224, Soufflé, 236. Steamed, 213. Stock, 160. Stuffings for, 211. Swordfish, 231. Timbales, 236. to Bone, 210. to Clean, 209. to Fillet, 210. to Keep, 209. to Prepare Frozen, 209. to Select, 209. to Skin, 209-210. Tuna, 235; 237. Turban of, 234-235. Whitebait, 231. Whitefish, 228. Fisherman’s Haddock, 219 Fizz, Grape, 44. INDEX Flavorings, Ice Cream, 585-586. Floating Island, 529. Florentine Eggs in Casseroles, 368. Meringue, 643-644. Salad, 505. Florodora Sauce, 617. Flounder, Fillets of, in Paper Cases, 2155 Stuffed Turbans of, 217. Flour, Wheat, 67. Fluffy Egg Nest (Individual), 371. with Cheese, 371. with Chicken or Ham, 371. Frosting, 682. Flume Flannel Cakes, 86. Flutes, 85. Foamy Sauce, I, 608; II, 608. Fondant, 739. Coffee, 739. Maple, 739. Uncooked, 738. Icing, 686. Fondante, Pomme, 432. Fondue, Cheese, 388. Food Values, 4. Forcemeats, 138-140. Chicken, 340. Bish el, 133- il h3Se for Stuffing Birds, Chicken, 426. Oyster or Clam, 139. Salmon, 139. Veal, 139-140. Fort Lincoln, 316. Fowl, 330. Boiled, 342. to Carve, 335. to Cut Up, 332. Franconia Potatoes, 435. Sweet, 440. Frangipan Cream, 673. Pie, 629. Frappe, Cafe, 579. Clam, 189. and Chicken, 163. Cranberry, 189. . Grape, 580. Pineapple, 580. Pomona, 190. French Artichokes, 447-448. Chestnuts. 458. ; Cream Filling, 676. Coffee, 676. Crescent or Crossett Rolls, 79-80. Crullers, 114. Cutter or Baller, Use of, 30. Veal or INDEX French (Continued) Fried Asparagus Tips, 449. Cauliflower, 457. Mushrooms (Allemande), 470. Onions, 472. Pepper Rings, 475. Potatoes, 436. Fruit Pudding, 553. Salad, 516. Meringues, 707. Nougat, 730-731. Dipped, 731. Omelet, 373. to Vary, 373. Oyster Soup, 161. Pancakes, 106. Crépes Suzette, 106. Vert Galant, 106. Poached Eggs, 365. Potato Croquettes, 438. Rolls, Sweet, 81. Rusks, 81-82. Salad Bowl, 503. Dressings, 486-490. Breslin, 487. Toast, 66. Vanilla Ice Cream, 584. White Soup, 152-153. Fresh Fruit, 50-53. Pie 631. Fricandeau of Veal, 298. Fricassee, Chicken, 344. of Clams, 243. of Lamb, 290. of Lobster and Mushrooms, 246— 247. of Veal, 296. Fricasseeing, 26. Fried Apple Rings, 185. Asparagus Tips, French, 449. Bread, 111. Cauliflower, French, 457. Cheese Balls, 502. : Chicken, 338. Southern Style, 338. Clams, 243. Cucumbers, 461. Drop Cakes, 113. Eggplant, 463. Eggs, 370. Fish ‘in Deep Fat), 213. Russian Style, Mushroom Sauce, 225-226. Ham and Eggs, 309. Liver, 317. Lobster, 246. 799 Fried (Continued) Mush, 62. ee French (Allemande), Onions, 473. French, 472. Oyster Crabs, 244. Oysters, 252. Pepper Rings, French, 475. Peppers, 474. Pigs’ Feet, 329: Potato Apples, 437. Balls, 438. Cubes, 437. Potatoes, Bourgoyne, 437. French, 436. German, 434. Rice, 63. Salt Pork, Country Style, 308. Sardines (in Batter), 227. Scallops, 258. a la Huntington, 258. Shad Roe, 228. Smelts, 229. Stuffed, 231. with Bacon (Brittania), 229. Soft-Shell Crabs, 244. Summer Squash, 480. Whitebait, 231. Fritter Beans, 137. Fritters, 392-396. Apple, 393. Banana, I, 393; II, 393. Calf’s Brain, 394. Cauliflower, 393. Celery, 394. Cherry, 394. Clam, 394. Coffee, Coffee Cream Sauce, 395. Corn, 460. Fruit, 395. Orange, 395. Parsnip, 395, 474. Potato, 439. Queen, 396. Salsify, 473. Sponge, 396. to Fry, 392. Tomato, 395. to Serve, 392. Frogs’ Legs, 231. Newburg, 408. Frosted Ham, 311. Frostings, Cake, 677-686. Berkshire Chocolate, 680. Boiled Maple, 684, 800 Frostings (Continued) Brown Sugar (Boiled), 681. Butter, 685. Buttermilk, 684. Caramel (Boiled), 681. Chocolate, 680. Boiled, 681. Butter, 685. Milk, 684.