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Mazdaznan encyclopedia of dietetics and home cook book

1909

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Presented as published in 1909. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Eat blossoms, of whatever kind procurable, if nervously inclined, while for trouble of the upper organs use largely tender leaves and stems, but confine yourself more to roots and rootlets if of an intestinal nature. Shives, young green onions and parsley should be used plentifully. Let children eat young carrots upon an empty stomach, and deprive them not from the use of all such greens as appeal to their taste, while the sap of maple trees and the bark of wild fruit trees and small berries will aid them in their development. Allow them plenty of milk when thirsty. Invalids following the same rule will soon re- cuperate and be as young as nature itself. In dryer climates use less dairy foods, but more fruits. Lettuce with green onions and two tablespoonfuls of black, mild cofifee once a day with the regular meal will prove invaluable to those troubled with insomnia. 207 Asparagus in large quantities with mint sauce (no vin- egar) will induce light perspiration, aiding circulation and clearing the complexion. Calamus, young and tender, will cure you of all maladies from kidney and the passions gender; just eat a dram of it before each meal for a week or two, and demonstrate the o-ood thereof — how true. t> Tropical and semi-tropical fruits are in order and should be used as eliminators and tonics. Dewdrops licked from grass blades, leaves or stems will clear the complexion and make the flesh as firm as of a healthy, rosy-cheeked child. Add a few drops of lemon juice to a wineglassful of rain water and the burning fevers will cease, while the spirit shall rise in you, insuring nerve and brain. Heal yourself either by proper eating, dieting or fasting and not by medication. Invalids may use albumen or gum arable dissolved in rain water or distilled water, as next best, to tone up the stomach. Eat daily for twenty-seven days a mouthful of licorice after your meals, and instead of water keep a slice of lemon on your tongue and your pulmonary troubles will pass away, leaving the membranous lining in a better con- dition than if you had resorted to the best medical advice procurable. Eat greens of all kinds that the local market affords ; drink fresh sweet milk in the eady morning and avoid using anything fried. Muffins, biscuits and other bake- ware are in order. Butter may be used again, but should be unsalted. Make it a point to use all the different fresh greens as your principal articles of food and take only enough of bread to make you feel that you have had your dessert. 208 MAY. Strawberries with cream, also mashed and thinned with pineapple juice and cream, insure pure tint and rosy cheeks. Raw beaten eggs with strawberriesRaw Beaten Eggs with Strawberries will cool the feverish brow and improve the action of the kidneys and liver. Strawberries with cream are not only delicious but val- uable to persons suffering from indigestion. But let sugar alone. Finely cut onions, mixed with shives and parsley, will prove a splendid remedy for nervous prostration. Oxheart carrots and sweet peas, eaten with pine nuts, cure asthma. Fresh carrots eaten raw, with a few caraway and anise seeds, will remove wormiS. Watercress with mustard leaves and spinach will over- come fibroids and cancer. Spinach and dandelion used Spinach and Dandelion Salad in small proportions daily for twenty-one days will correct liver complaints.