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Mazdaznan encyclopedia of dietetics and home cook book

1909

Page 94

Presented as published in 1909. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Sixth Day. Breakfast — Grasshopping and a run thru the house. Lunch — Egg Sandwich with Mayonnaise. Dinner — Shirred Eggs with Dry Toast. Mushrooms with Parsley and Matzos. Vegetable Gelatine with Lemon. Seventh Day. Breakfast — A run and a bath in dew. Lunch — Onion Omelette. Dandelion Salad. Dinner — Mushroom Soup. Nut Loaf with Mushroom Sauce. Radish Salad. Cottage Cheese with Matzos or Triscuit. MID-SPRING SEASON. First Day. Breakfast — Plunge and a walk. Lunch — Strawberries with Cream and Rice Flakes. Dinner — Asparagus on Toast. Spinach with Egg. Glutenbread. Tapioca Pudding. Second Day. Breakfast — Take a walk. Lunch — Macaroni and Cheese. Cress Salad with Mayonnaise. Dinner — Milk Rivelets or Farmer's Rice. Mushrooms with Cream Sauce. Salt Rise Bread. Rice Pudding. Third Day. Breakfast — Breathing out exercise for five minutes. Lunch — Pineapple Juice. Nut Sandwich. Dinner — Cottage Cheese Patties with Nut Cream Bread Sticks. Dandelion Salad. Tapioca Pudding. Fourth Day. Breakfast — Empty the lungs to their utmost. Lunch — Crackers and Milk. Dinner — Asparagus with Cream Gravy. Boiled Rice. Lettuce Salad. Custard Pudding. 17fi Fifth Day. Breakfast — Grasshopping. Pinch of Powdered Egg Shell. Limch — Brown Bread with Mushroom Sauce. Lettuce Salad. Dinner — Rice Patties with Cream Sauce. Spinach and Egg. Hot Cakes. Cereal Coffee. Sixth Day. Breakfast — Dew bath and a pinch of Egg Shell Powder, Lunch — Egg Sandwich and Lettuce Salad. Dinner — Rice with Indian Curry. Dandelion Salad. Coffee. Seventh Day. Breakfast — Grasshopping and a pinch of Egg Shell Powder. Lunch — Cottage Cheese Sandwich. Green Onion Salad with Nut Cream. Dinner — Vegetable Puree. Vegetable Sausage with Mushroom Sauce. Asparagus on Toast. Vegetable Gel- atine with Lemon Juice. Remember that it is well to confine oneself to raw foods to a greater extent, using prepared or cooked foods only on rainy, damp and cold, chilly days. LATE SPRINGTIME. First Day. Breakfast — Thoro rub over the body. Lunch — Strawberry Short Cake and Cream. Dinner — Vegetable Consomme. Peas with Potatoes. Asparagus with Mint Sauce. Cottage Cheese with Chives. Oriental Bread or Bread Sticks. Second Day. Breakfast — Plunge. Pinch of Brown Sand. Lunch — Asparagus on Toast. Sliced Tomatoes on Let- tuce. Dinner — Vegetable Pot-Pie with Cream Sauce. Cot- tage Cheese with Onion Tops. Buttered Toast. Cress Salad. Currant Pie. Buttermilk. 177 Third Day. Breakfast — Full massage and Sunbath. Lunch — Triscuit with Cream and Strawberries. Dinner — Vegetable Roast with Cream Sauce. Potatoes and Cream. Raw Beet Salad. Hot Biscuits. Rhubarb Pie. Buttermilk. Fourth Day. Breakfast — Sunbath. Lunch — Bread and Buttermilk. Dinner — Carrots and Peas. Potatoes with Cream Gravy. Cheese Patties. Boiled Rice with Tomato Sauce. Sliced Tomatoes. Fifth Day. Breakfast — Rolling in grass. Thoro rub. Pinch of sand. Lunch — Currant Pie. Buttermilk. Dinner — Vegetable Roast with Tomato Sauce. Carrots with Cream. Potato Salad. Coffee. Sixth Day. Breakfast — Sunbath. Lunch — Strawberries with Cream. Nut Sandwich. Dinner — Cream of Pea Soup. Vegetable Fritters with Nut Sauce. Baked Potatoes. Carrots with Parsley Sauce. Currant Pie. Dish of Icing. Seventh Day. Breakfast — Grasshopping and pinch of sand. Lunch — Fried Eggs. Triscuit. Lettuce Salad.