Prunes and Barley, Top Milk
Rye Bread Honey
Coffee Milk
5
Peaches and Grapes
Southern Corn Waffles, Maple Syrup
Coffee Milk
6
Stewed Apricots
Cornmeal Mush, Top Milk
Date-Rye Muffins Coffee
7
Sliced Oranges
Broiled Salt Mackerel Creamed Potatoes
Toast Coffee Milk
90 FOOD AND FREEDOM
TEMPTING BREAKFASTS
For Hot Mornings
French Toast, Strawberries
Coffee Milk
Chilled Orange Juice
Molded Hominy Mush, Cream
Blueberry Gems Coffee Milk
3
Wild Blackberries
Rice Cakes, Honey
Coffee Milk
4
Sliced Bananas, with Raspberries, Cream
Graham Rolls Butter
Coffee Milk
5
Cold Rice, Peaches, Top Milk
Coffee Cinnamon Coffee Cake
6
Tomato Omelet Corn-Wheat Rolls
Coffee
7
Berries Molded Wheat Cereal, Top Milk
Raisin Brown Bread Coffee
8
Chilled Clabbered Milk, Cream
Oatmeal Bread Marmalade
Coffee
PLANNING THE MEALS 91
FOR CHILDREN WHO COME HOME AT NOON
School-children who finish their work at twelve o'clock,
and are free to enjoy the afternoon in active play out of
doors, require a substantial meal in the middle of the day.
When this can be provided, a light supper at night is all
that is necessary. The following dinners are practical
and wholesome, and may suggest possibilities:
Vegetable Broth Oatmeal Bread
Spinach, with Poached Eggs, Bacon Curls
Compote of Rice, with Peaches
2
Chicken Fricassee Noodles Diced Carrots
Mixed Green Salad Barley Bread
Pineapple Tapioca
3
Split Pea Soup Hard Rolls
Celery, Apple and Lettuce Salad
Chocolate Bread Pudding, Marshmallow Sauce
4
Cream of Carrot Soup, Croutons
Panned Chicken Baked Bananas Celery
Whole Wheat Bread Blackberry Jam
5
Cream of Salmon Soup
Lima Bean Omelet Jacket Potatoes
Fruit Rye Bread and Butter
6
Broiled Chopped Beef Baked Potato
Creamed Onions Oven Dried Bread
Zuni Peach Pudding, Peach Syrup
92 FOOD AND FREEDOM
INEXPENSIVE TWO-COURSE DINNERS
I
Black Bean Soup Rye Bread New Green Onions
Grandmother's Strawberry Shortcake, or Fruit Salad
Oxtail Stew, with Noodles Dandelion Salad
Fruit Come Again Cake
3
Calcutta Rice Asparagus, Melted Butter
Quick Com Sally
Jellied Fruit, Custard Sauce
4
Baked Samp and Cheese
Calico Salad Rye Muffins
Frozen Strawberries Sponge Cake
5
Lentils and Rice Whole Wheat Bread
Cabbage Salad Cheese Nut Balls
Florida Ice Sugar Cookies
•6
Leek and Potato Soup
Brown Bread Cottage Cheese
Quick Apple Dumpling, Hard Sauce
7
Soy Bean Stew Rolls Celery
Little Bread Puddings, Raspberry Meringue
Steamed Sea Mussels or Clams
Bermuda Salad Cheese Oatmeal Bread
Blueberry Shortcake, or Rice Pudding, Fruit Sauce
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Prunes and Barley, Top Milk
Rye Bread Honey
Coffee Milk
5
Peaches and Grapes
Southern Corn Waffles, Maple Syrup
Coffee Milk
6
Stewed Apricots
Cornmeal Mush, Top Milk
Date-Rye Muffins Coffee
7
Sliced Oranges
Broiled Salt Mackerel Creamed Potatoes
Toast Coffee Milk
90 FOOD AND FREEDOM
TEMPTING BREAKFASTS
For Hot Mornings
French Toast, Strawberries
Coffee Milk
Chilled Orange Juice
Molded Hominy Mush, Cream
Blueberry Gems Coffee Milk
3
Wild Blackberries
Rice Cakes, Honey
Coffee Milk
4
Sliced Bananas, with Raspberries, Cream
Graham Rolls Butter
Coffee Milk
5
Cold Rice, Peaches, Top Milk
Coffee Cinnamon Coffee Cake
6
Tomato Omelet Corn-Wheat Rolls
Coffee
7
Berries Molded Wheat Cereal, Top Milk
Raisin Brown Bread Coffee
8
Chilled Clabbered Milk, Cream
Oatmeal Bread Marmalade
Coffee
PLANNING THE MEALS 91
FOR CHILDREN WHO COME HOME AT NOON
School-children who finish their work at twelve o'clock,
and are free to enjoy the afternoon in active play out of
doors, require a substantial meal in the middle of the day.
When this can be provided, a light supper at night is all
that is necessary. The following dinners are practical
and wholesome, and may suggest possibilities:
Vegetable Broth Oatmeal Bread
Spinach, with Poached Eggs, Bacon Curls
Compote of Rice, with Peaches
2
Chicken Fricassee Noodles Diced Carrots
Mixed Green Salad Barley Bread
Pineapple Tapioca
3
Split Pea Soup Hard Rolls
Celery, Apple and Lettuce Salad
Chocolate Bread Pudding, Marshmallow Sauce
4
Cream of Carrot Soup, Croutons
Panned Chicken Baked Bananas Celery
Whole Wheat Bread Blackberry Jam
5
Cream of Salmon Soup
Lima Bean Omelet Jacket Potatoes
Fruit Rye Bread and Butter
6
Broiled Chopped Beef Baked Potato
Creamed Onions Oven Dried Bread
Zuni Peach Pudding, Peach Syrup
92 FOOD AND FREEDOM
INEXPENSIVE TWO-COURSE DINNERS
I
Black Bean Soup Rye Bread New Green Onions
Grandmother's Strawberry Shortcake, or Fruit Salad
Oxtail Stew, with Noodles Dandelion Salad
Fruit Come Again Cake
3
Calcutta Rice Asparagus, Melted Butter
Quick Com Sally
Jellied Fruit, Custard Sauce
4
Baked Samp and Cheese
Calico Salad Rye Muffins
Frozen Strawberries Sponge Cake
5
Lentils and Rice Whole Wheat Bread
Cabbage Salad Cheese Nut Balls
Florida Ice Sugar Cookies
•6
Leek and Potato Soup
Brown Bread Cottage Cheese
Quick Apple Dumpling, Hard Sauce
7
Soy Bean Stew Rolls Celery
Little Bread Puddings, Raspberry Meringue
Steamed Sea Mussels or Clams
Bermuda Salad Cheese Oatmeal Bread
Blueberry Shortcake, or Rice Pudding, Fruit Sauce
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