Fried, raw, 124; Lyonnaise, 124; Mashed, 123;
Steamed, 60, 123; Stewed, 124; Sweet 125
Prairie chicken 79
Provisions 1
Prunes, Stewed 136
Pudding, Batter, 142; Cottage, 142; Fruit, 141;
Rice, 141 ; Snow 141
Quail 79
Quoits, Fried 115
Rabbit, Baked, 71; Fried, 70; Roasted, 71; Stewed,
71; To dress 70
Raccoon 72
Ragouts 60
Rail 79
Ration lists 11, 15
Reflector 23, 27, 55
Rice, 5; Boiled, 119; Curried, 120; Fried, 120; muf-
fins 120
Risotto 120
Roasting, 53, 62; in reflector 55, 84
Roe 89
Rolls, Breakfast 107
Roux 62
Saccharin 10
Sardines, Fried 99
Salad dressing, 128; Scalded 128
Salads 127
Salmon, Canned, 98; Creamed, 98; on toast, 98;
Scalloped 98
Salt 11, 15
Salt fish. Boiled, 97; Broiled 97
Salt pork and hardtack, 95; Boiled, 94; Broiled,
94; Fried, 94; fritters 94
Sauce, Barbecue, 55; Brandy, 143; Butter, 86;
Celery, 80; Cranberry, 80; Curry, 80; Fruit,
143; Giblet, 76; India, 87; Lemon, 87; Mus-
tard, 63; Sweet, 143; Tomato, 117; Venison,
63; White 86
Sausage, Fried, 52 ; Pork, 95 ; Venison 67
Saut6ing 51
Scent glands 65, 70, 73
Seasoning 49, 133
Shellfish 90
Skilligalee 133
Slumgullion 96
Smudges ^ , , . ^ . ^ . ^ » 36
INDEX. 153
Snipe 79
Snits uiid Knepp 140
Snow bread, 111; pancakes, 113; pudding 141
Soda, 5 ; Substitute for 112
Sorrel 129
Soup, Bean, 133; Condensed, 7, 133; Game, 131;
Pea, 133; seasoning, 132; Squirrel, 132; stock,
132 ; Tomato, 132 ; Venison 130
Spinach 130
Spleen, Broiled 66
Sprats, Smoked 98
Squirrel, Barbecued, 69; Broiled, 69; Fried, 69;
soup, 132; Stewed, 68, 69; To skin 43
Steak, Broiled 52, 53
Steaming GO, 85
Stew, Brunswick, 68; with canned meat 96
Stewing 59
Stock pot 133
Stoves 18
Stuffing 76
Sugar 10, 12
Surgeon's plaster 15
"Surprise," The 50
Sweet potatoes. Boiled, 125 ; Fried 125
Syrup 10
Tea 11, 135
Time-tables xi, 78, 130
Tinware 22
Toast, French, 114; Milk 115
Tomato soup 133
Tomatoes, Canned, 9 ; Stewed 129
Tongue, Boiled 67
Trout, To clean 43
Turkey, Boiled, 77; Roast, 54, 76; Stuffing for, 76;
To dress 43
Turnips 130
Turtle 90
Utensils 18
Variety 3
Vegetables, Boiled, 121; Canned, 9, 121; Cleaning,
121, 122; Dehydrated, 9, 121; Storing 122
Venison, Baked, 55; Boiled, 58; Braised, 53;
Broiled, 52; Dried, 121; Fried, 50; Hanging,
65; Jerked, 6; Roast, 53; sausage, 67; soup,
130; Steamed, 60; Stewed, 59; To cure 45
Vinegar 11
154 INDEX.
Warbles 71
Water in food 9
Waterfowl, To dress 77 '
Weights and measures 144 1
Woc^chuck 73
Woodcock 79
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AI-modernized reading of the original text
Fried, raw, 124; Lyonnaise, 124; Mashed, 123;
Steamed, 60, 123; Stewed, 124; Sweet 125
Prairie chicken 79
Provisions 1
Prunes, Stewed 136
Pudding, Batter, 142; Cottage, 142; Fruit, 141;
Rice, 141 ; Snow 141
Quail 79
Quoits, Fried 115
Rabbit, Baked, 71; Fried, 70; Roasted, 71; Stewed,
71; To dress 70
Raccoon 72
Ragouts 60
Rail 79
Ration lists 11, 15
Reflector 23, 27, 55
Rice, 5; Boiled, 119; Curried, 120; Fried, 120; muffins 120
Risotto 120
Roasting, 53, 62; in reflector 55, 84
Roe 89
Rolls, Breakfast 107
Roux 62
Saccharin 10
Sardines, Fried 99
Salad dressing, 128; Scalded 128
Salads 127
Salmon, Canned, 98; Creamed, 98; on toast, 98;
Scalloped 98
Salt 11, 15
Salt fish. Boiled, 97; Broiled 97
Salt pork and hardtack, 95; Boiled, 94; Broiled,
94; Fried, 94; fritters 94
Sauce, Barbecue, 55; Brandy, 143; Butter, 86; Celery, 80; Cranberry, 80; Curry, 80; Fruit, 143; Giblet, 76; India, 87; Lemon, 87; Mustard, 63; Sweet, 143; Tomato, 117; Venison,
63; White 86
Sausage, Fried, 52 ; Pork, 95 ; Venison 67
Saut6ing 51
Scent glands 65, 70, 73
Seasoning 49, 133
Shellfish 90
Skilligalee 133
Slumgullion 96
Smudges ^ , , . ^ . ^ . ^ » 36
Snipe 79
Snits and Knepp 140
Snow bread, 111; pancakes, 113; pudding 141
Soda, 5 ; Substitute for 112
Sorrel 129
Soup, Bean, 133; Condensed, 7, 133; Game, 131; Pea, 133; seasoning, 132; Squirrel, 132; stock,
132 ; Tomato, 132 ; Venison 130
Spinach 130
Spleen, Broiled 66
Sprats, Smoked 98
Squirrel, Barbecued, 69; Broiled, 69; Fried, 69;
soup, 132; Stewed, 68, 69; To skin 43
Steak, Broiled 52, 53
Steaming GO, 85
Stew, Brunswick, 68; with canned meat 96
Stewing 59
Stock pot 133
Stoves 18
Stuffing 76
Sugar 10, 12
Surgeon's plaster 15
"Surprise," The 50
Sweet potatoes. Boiled, 125 ; Fried 125
Syrup 10
Tea 11, 135
Time-tables xi, 78, 130
Tinware 22
Toast, French, 114; Milk 115
Tomato soup 133
Tomatoes, Canned, 9 ; Stewed 129
Tongue, Boiled 67
Trout, To clean 43
Turkey, Boiled, 77; Roast, 54, 76; Stuffing for, 76;
To dress 43
Turnips 130
Turtle 90
Utensils 18
Variety 3
Vegetables, Boiled, 121; Canned, 9, 121; Cleaning,
121, 122; Dehydrated, 9, 121; Storing 122
Venison, Baked, 55; Boiled, 58; Braised, 53; Broiled, 52; Dried, 121; Fried, 50; Hanging, 65; Jerked, 6; Roast, 53; sausage, 67; soup,
130; Steamed, 60; Stewed, 59; To cure 45
Vinegar 11
Warbles 71
Water in food 9
Waterfowl, To dress 77 '
Weights and measures 144 1
Woc^chuck 73
Woodcock 79
Outing How To Books
Have been carefully selected from the out-door books of the Outing Publishing Company. No title is added to the list until its readers have demonstrated its exceptional merit as a practical manual.
Consequently these books offer complete and reliable courses of instruction in outdoor life. They summarize the experience of experts, and they are especially helpful in the selection and purchase of equipment and supplies.