Raspberry Preserves 547
Mrs. Charles Thornton Ad-
ams's Raspberry Jam.... 548
Raspberry and Currant Jam 548
Currant-Jam 549
Currant-Jelly 549
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Blackberry and Apple-Jam. 549
Barberry-Jam 549
Barberry-Jelly 550
Barberry-Jam 550
Preserved Mulberries 550
Preserved Elderberries 551
Elderberry and Grape Jelly 551
Preserved Grapes 552
Grape Jelly 553
Gooseberries Preserved
Whole 552
Jellied Gooseberries 553
Red-Gooseberry Jam 553
Green-Gooseberry Jam 554
Jellied Cranberries 554
Rhubarb-Jelly 555
Rhubarb Marmalade 555
Rhubarb- Jam 555
Strawberry Preserves 556
Wiesbaden Preserves 557
Strawberry-Jam 557
Florida Orange Marmalade. 558
Preserved Tomatoes 558
Tomato-Jelly 559
Tomato-Jam 559
Tomato-Figs 559
Preserved Citron Melon 560
Watermelon Preserve 560
Preserved Pumpkin 560
Preserved Grape-Fruit 561
Tuttl Frutti Preserve 561
Baked Apples 562
Stewed Gooseberries 562
Fried Bananas 563
Fried Peaches 563
Peaches Stewed in Wine . . , 563
Pineapples 564
Iced Pineapple 565
Bananas and Oranges 565
Ambrosia 565
Iced Raspberries for Dessert 566
Iced Strawberries 566
Strawberries with Whipped
Cream 566
Peaches with Oranges 567
Grape-Fruit for Breakfast. . 567
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER XI.
BEVERAGES, AND SUGGESTIONS FOR THE DIET OF INVALIDS AND
CHILDREN.
PAGE
Filtering Water or Sirup 570
Coffee 570
French Coffee 572
Caf^Noir.. 572
Gloria 572
Tea 573
Chocolate 573
Cocoa 573
Hot Coffee and Soda 574
Pineapple Lemonade 574
Currant- Water 574
Cherry- Water 575
Cherry Sirup ... 575
Blackberry Sirup 575
Florida Orange Wine 575
New-England Boiled Cider. 576
Dixie Pineapple Cider 576
West-Indian Pineapple Shrub 577
Pineapple Rum Shrub 577
Currant Shrub 577
Pineapple Brandy 578
Cherry Brandy 578
Raspberry Brandy 578
Raspberry Liqueur 579
Blackberry Brandy 579
Blackberry Cordial 579
Peach Brandy 580
Peach and Honey 580
Cider-Cup 580
Claret-Cup 581
Champagne-Cup 581
Roman Punch 581
Punch i la Romaine 581
Capillaire for Eau Sucr6. . . . 582
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Virginia Verder, or Bottled
Milk-Punch 582
Milk-Punch 582
White Tiger's-Milk 582
Hot Apple-Toddy 583
Egg-Nog 583
Egg and Sherry 583
Half-and-Hal£ 583
Egg-Flip 584
Porter Sangaree 584
Port- Wine Sangaree 584
Mulled Wine 584
Mint Julep 584
Sherry Cobbler 585
Whiskey Punch 585
Beef -Tea 585
Beef-Juice on Toast 585
Clear Clam-Broth 586
Steamed Clams 586
Dry Toast 586
Broiled Oysters 586
Broiled Squabs 586
Milk Porridge 587
Rice-Gruel 587
Water-Gruel 587
Rice and Barley Waters. ... 587
Panada 587
Caudle 588
Home-Made Granula 588
Rennet Curds 588
Rennet Whey 588
Bread Jelly 589
Cranberry and Sago Jelly. . . 589
Dishes for Children 589
PRACTICAL AMERICAN COOKERY.
Part I.
CHAPTER I.
THE KITCHEN, PANTRY, AND CELLAR.
THE KITCHEN.
Page 9
Presented as published in 1885. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
AI-modernized reading of the original text
Raspberry Preserves 547
Mrs. Charles Thornton Adams's Raspberry Jam.... 548 Raspberry and Currant Jam 548
Currant-Jam 549
Currant-Jelly 549
Blackberry and Apple-Jam. 549
Barberry-Jam 549
Barberry-Jelly 550
Barberry-Jam 550
Preserved Mulberries 550
Preserved Elderberries 551
Elderberry and Grape Jelly 551
Preserved Grapes 552
Grape Jelly 553
Gooseberries Preserved
Whole 552
Jellied Gooseberries 553
Red-Gooseberry Jam 553
Green-Gooseberry Jam 554
Jellied Cranberries 554
Rhubarb-Jelly 555
Rhubarb Marmalade 555
Rhubarb- Jam 555
Strawberry Preserves 556
Wiesbaden Preserves 557
Strawberry-Jam 557
Florida Orange Marmalade. 558
Preserved Tomatoes 558
Tomato-Jelly 559
Tomato-Jam 559
Tomato-Figs 559
Preserved Citron Melon 560
Watermelon Preserve 560
Preserved Pumpkin 560
Preserved Grape-Fruit 561
Tuttl Frutti Preserve 561
Baked Apples 562
Stewed Gooseberries 562
Fried Bananas 563
Fried Peaches 563
Peaches Stewed in Wine . . , 563
Pineapples 564
Iced Pineapple 565
Bananas and Oranges 565
Ambrosia 565
Iced Raspberries for Dessert 566
Iced Strawberries 566
Strawberries with Whipped
Cream 566
Peaches with Oranges 567
Grape-Fruit for Breakfast. . 567
BEVERAGES, AND SUGGESTIONS FOR THE DIET OF INVALIDS AND CHILDREN.
Filtering Water or Sirup 570
Coffee 570
French Coffee 572
Café Noir. 572
Gloria 572
Tea 573
Chocolate 573
Cocoa 573
Hot Coffee and Soda 574
Pineapple Lemonade 574
Currant- Water 574
Cherry- Water 575
Cherry Sirup ... 575
Blackberry Sirup 575
Florida Orange Wine 575
New-England Boiled Cider. 576
Dixie Pineapple Cider 576
West-Indian Pineapple Shrub 577
Pineapple Rum Shrub 577
Currant Shrub 577
Pineapple Brandy 578
Cherry Brandy 578
Raspberry Brandy 578
Raspberry Liqueur 579
Blackberry Brandy 579
Blackberry Cordial 579
Peach Brandy 580
Peach and Honey 580
Cider-Cup 580
Claret-Cup 581
Champagne-Cup 581
Roman Punch 581
Punch i la Romaine 581
Capillaire for Eau Sucrée. 582
Virginia Verder, or Bottled
Milk-Punch 582
Milk-Punch 582
White Tiger's-Milk 582
Hot Apple-Toddy 583
Egg-Nog 583
Egg and Sherry 583
Half-and-Hal£ 583
Egg-Flip 584
Porter Sangaree 584
Port- Wine Sangaree 584
Mulled Wine 584
Mint Julep 584
Sherry Cobbler 585
Whiskey Punch 585
Beef -Tea 585
Beef-Juice on Toast 585
Clear Clam-Broth 586
Steamed Clams 586
Dry Toast 586
Broiled Oysters 586
Broiled Squabs 586
Milk Porridge 587
Rice-Gruel 587
Water-Gruel 587
Rice and Barley Waters. ... 587
Panada 587
Caudle 588
Home-Made Granula 588
Rennet Curds 588
Rennet Whey 588
Bread Jelly 589
Cranberry and Sago Jelly. . . 589 Dishes for Children 589
Part I.
THE KITCHEN.