Stuffed eggplant 150
Succotash 135
Suet, cooking butter from 31
Or field pudding . 273
Summer squash, or cymlings, boiled 127
Supi)ly of bread for two days, to be baked at post from
whence troops are detached 256
Sweet potatoes, baked 123
Boiled 123
Frying, cooked 123
Table of loss in cooking 20
Proportion of meat and bone 27
Rations for 10 days' camp for 100 men 254
Time in cooking 120
Tableware, suggestions relative to 38
Tamales, Spanish - 189
Tea, beef 70
Remarks on 191
To make 194-280
Temporary camps 253
Chimneys, to increase draft of 210
Kitchen - 209
INDEX. 305
rage.
Temporary kitchen chimney 209
Time in cooking, table of 130
Tinware for Army range 36
Toast, asparagus upon 151
Tomato and rice 67
Tomato and rice soup, from stock 62
Tomato soup * 60
No. 1 63
No. 2 64
Tomatoes, baked. No. 1 135
Baked, No. 2 135
Stewed 134
Tongue, boiled 95
Tortillas, Spanish 190
Tough meats, to make tender 261
Transportation by pack 250
By wagons 248
When none is provided 250
Travel ration , 49
Turbot (fish hash) 70
Turkey, baked 114
Turkish pillau 92
Turnips, boiled 135
Utensils, capacity of Buzzacott 220
Cleansing of 23-43
Kitchen 38
Necessary for a field oven 233
To be taken for field use if the company is not sup-
plied with a Buzzacott oven 249
Veal 111
Method of cutting 29
Pot pie : 112
Roast loin of 112
Vegetables 118
Canned 196
Component of the ration 48
Dried and fresh, how prepared 262
Frying 21
Hints on boiling 19
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Page.
Vegetables, remarks on 118
Rules for cooking 119
Vegetable soup 63
From stock 60
Venison, baked 115
Wagons, packing of 250
Wagon transportation 248
Waiters . 44
Want of skill in cooking, the cause of scurvy and diarrhea. 261
Washing of pots and kettles 222
Water and wood, hints regarding . _ 241
Water should always be carried in kegs on the march . . . 253
Muddy, to filter 242
Muddy, putrid, or salt, to purify 242
Welsh rarebit 200
Wheat bread 161
Wheat, cracked 146
Muffins 159
Wind-break of brush for camp fires 253
Wine jelly 199
Winter squash 127
Yeast dumpling, boiled 173
Yeast, hop 163
Potato ---- 162
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Stuffed eggplant 150
Succotash 135
Suet, cooking butter from 31
Or field pudding . 273
Summer squash, or cymlings, boiled 127
Supply of bread for two days, to be baked at post from
whence troops are detached 256
Sweet potatoes, baked 123
Boiled 123
Frying, cooked 123
Table of loss in cooking 20
Proportion of meat and bone 27
Rations for 10 days' camp for 100 men 254
Time in cooking 120
Tableware, suggestions relative to 38
Tamales, Spanish - 189
Tea, beef 70
Remarks on 191
To make 194-280
Temporary camps 253
Chimneys, to increase draft of 210
Kitchen - 209
rage.
Temporary kitchen chimney 209
Time in cooking, table of 130
Tinware for Army range 36
Toast, asparagus upon 151
Tomato and rice 67
Tomato and rice soup, from stock 62
Tomato soup * 60
No. 1 63
No. 2 64
Tomatoes, baked. No. 1 135
Baked, No. 2 135
Stewed 134
Tongue, boiled 95
Tortillas, Spanish 190
Tough meats, to make tender 261
Transportation by pack 250
By wagons 248
When none is provided 250
Travel ration , 49
Turbot (fish hash) 70
Turkey, baked 114
Turkish pillau 92
Turnips, boiled 135
Utensils, capacity of Buzzacott 220
Cleansing of 23-43
Kitchen 38
Necessary for a field oven 233
To be taken for field use if the company is not supplied with a Buzzacott oven 249
Veal 111
Method of cutting 29
Pot pie : 112
Roast loin of 112
Vegetables 118
Canned 196
Component of the ration 48
Dried and fresh, how prepared 262
Frying 21
Hints on boiling 19
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Page.
Vegetables, remarks on 118
Rules for cooking 119
Vegetable soup 63
From stock 60
Venison, baked 115
Wagons, packing of 250
Wagon transportation 248
Waiters . 44
Want of skill in cooking, the cause of scurvy and diarrhea. 261
Washing of pots and kettles 222
Water and wood, hints regarding . _ 241
Water should always be carried in kegs on the march . . . 253
Muddy, to filter 242
Muddy, putrid, or salt, to purify 242
Welsh rarebit 200
Wheat bread 161
Wheat, cracked 146
Muffins 159
Wind-break of brush for camp fires 253
Wine jelly 199
Winter squash 127
Yeast dumpling, boiled 173
Yeast, hop 163
Potato ---- 162
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