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Foods and home making

1928

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Presented as published in 1928. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Fruits and vegetables, usually cut into pieces or chopped, may be molded in a gelatin mixture. In order that the solid food may be uni- formly distributed through the gelatin mixture, the latter should be cooled and allowed to stiffen slightly before the solid food is added. Snow pudding is a gelatin mixture containing beaten egg whites. Salads and Desserts for Dinner 447 Bavarian cream is a gelatin mixture containing whipped cream. Drop cookies are shaped by being dropped, as batter, on a baking pan. Cut cookies are shaped by being cut, as dough, in slices. These cookies usually contain more fat than drop cookies. REVIEW QUESTIONS AND EXERCISES Copy the following sentences, writing a letter, word, or number in place of each blank. 1. Vitamin is destroyed by cooking. 2. Because meats are lacking in vitamin C, vegetables are good foods to use with meats. 3. Hot salad dressing cabbage. 4. Gelatin is dissolved in water. 5. One tablespoon gelatin will stiffen liquid. 6. Gelatin containing uncooked pineapple fails to stiffen because there is a in pineapple. 7. When cream is whipped in warm weather, its container should be surrounded with 8. Cream that is whipped in warm weather should be put in an container. 9. Cream for whipping should contain at least per cent fat. 10. Cookies should be baked at degrees F. 11. Cut cookies are made from a — — mixture than drop cookies. 12. Bavarian creams always contain whipped cream and 13. Gelatin in form will dissolve more quickly than sheet gelatin. 14. Foods rich in vitamins in pineapple-carrot salad are , , , and 15. Canned tomatoes as well as fresh tomatoes are especially valuable for their mineral matter and HOME WORK 1. Write a list of seven salads — one for each day of the week — suitable to serve for dinner at your home. 2. State why you think each salad would be suitable for dinner. 3. Refer to the suggestions for desserts given on pages 311-326, as well as to the suggestions given in this chapter. Write a list of seven desserts — one for each day of the week — suitable to serve for dinner at your home. 4. Prepare at least one salad and one dessert at your home. CHAPTER XXXII PLANNING AND SERVING A DINNER — COUNTING THE COST OF FOODS — CALCULATING FOOD VALUES — CARVING Can you answer these questions ? If not, look for the answers as you study this chapter. 1. In carving meat should one cut enough for all the guests before serving them? 2. How should a steak containing a bone be carved? 3. What kind of cover should be used on a table for a formal dinner? 4. Why does a carving fork have a guard between the handle and prongs? 5. A rolled rib roast is usually held in place by strings. Should all the strings be removed Defore you start to carve ? 6. State two reasons for cutting meat across the grain. 7. How thick should a roast be sliced? 8. What is the choicest part of a ham? 9. In carving a roast turkey what part should you cut first? 10. How many cups are there in a pound of butter? What is the cost by the cup? by the tablespoon? How does dinner differ from luncheon or supper? When meat is used but once a day, it is usually served for dinner. It forms the main dish of the main course. Serving meat for dinner and not for luncheon or supper is one of the differences between these meals.