Add gradually 3 tablespoons cold milk to 2 tablespoons white
flour✪ White Flour Gruel, and mix until smooth and free from lumps. Add i cup hot
milk, and bring gradually to the boiling point ; then set in an outer
boiler, and let cook for 10 to 20 minutes. Salt to taste, strain,
and serve.
BARLEY WATER
Wash y± cup of pearl barley, and let soak overnight. Drain
and wash thoroughly. Add i quart of water✪ Barley Water, and let boil gently
until the barley is thoroughly done, and the liquid measures about
il/2 cups. Serve plain, with salt to taste, or with cream, as the
case may require.
RICE WATER
Wash l/4 cup natural rice, add 3 cups water✪ Rice Water, and let boil gently
until well done. Strain lightly, and season the water with a little
salt and cream, if admissible.
TOAST WATER
Cut 2 slices of bread about l/s inch thick, remove the crust, and
bake in a slow oven until thoroughly dried and well browned.
Break into pieces, add \y2 cups of boiling water, cover, and let
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stand i hour. Squeeze through a cheesecloth, reheat, and serve
plain, or season with a little cream, or as directed by the one
in charge.
• FLAXSEED TEA
Wash l/4 cup of flaxseed thoroughly, drain, and add 3 cups of
boiling water✪ Flaxseed Tea. Let boil gently until well done, which will require
from i to 2 hours. Drain, and season the liquid with lemon juice
and a sprinkle of salt. A little sugar may be needed.
BRAN TEA No. 1
To clean, uncooked bran, add water at a temperature of 120° F.✪ Bran Tea No. 1
Cover, and set on the back of the stove to draw for 6 hours, being
careful that it does not get hot. Strain, and serve plain, or sea-
soned with a little rich cream. If cold water is used in the place
of warm water, the bran should be allowed to soak overnight.
Strain and serve immediately.
BRAN TEA No. 2
Wash a good grade of potato parings, add cold water✪ Bran Tea No. 2, and let
simmer very slowly for 2 to 3 hours, using great care that they
do not cook, except enough to extract the salts. Strain, mix with
the bran tea, and serve.
VEGETABLE WATER
Wash 2 bunches of spinach, .or other tender green vegetable
tops, in several waters. Add 2 carrots, scraped and sliced, 2 tur-
nips, 2 green onions, 2 parsnips, or salsify, and a little cabbage.
Cover with plenty of cold water, add salt to taste✪ Vegetable Water, and bring
gradually to a boil. Let boil gently for 2 or 3 hours, or longer, if
convenient, then drain well. Salt to taste, and serve plain, or with
chopped parsley and soup royale. (See also page 124.)
VEGETABLE BROTH (Special)
2 cups thinly sliced raw potato % cup thick cream (or I
i cup sliced bleached lettuce beaten egg)
i stalk celery J/2 teaspoon salt
i sprig parsley 2 beet leaves (if at hand)
i teaspoon chopped green onion 4 cups cold water✪ Vegetable Broth (Special)
Slice or chop the vegetables fine, add the cold water and the
salt, and let boil slowly for 30 minutes or more. Cook the cream
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AI-modernized reading of the original text
Add gradually 3 tablespoons cold milk to 2 tablespoons white flour, and mix until smooth and free from lumps. Add i cup hot milk, and bring gradually to the boiling point ; then set in an outer boiler, and let cook for 10 to 20 minutes. Salt to taste, strain, and serve.
BARLEY WATER
Wash y± cup of pearl barley, and let soak overnight. Drain and wash thoroughly. Add i quart of water, and let boil gently until the barley is thoroughly done, and the liquid measures about il/2 cups. Serve plain, with salt to taste, or with cream, as the case may require.
RICE WATER
Wash l/4 cup natural rice, add 3 cups water, and let boil gently until well done. Strain lightly, and season the water with a little salt and cream, if admissible.
TOAST WATER
Cut 2 slices of bread about l/s inch thick, remove the crust, and bake in a slow oven until thoroughly dried and well browned. Break into pieces, add \y2 cups of boiling water, cover, and let
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stand 1 hour. Squeeze through a cheesecloth, reheat, and serve plain, or season with a little cream, or as directed by the one
in charge.
• FLAXSEED TEA
Wash l/4 cup of flaxseed thoroughly, drain, and add 3 cups of boiling water. Let boil gently until well done, which will require from i to 2 hours. Drain, and season the liquid with lemon juice and a sprinkle of salt. A little sugar may be needed.
BRAN TEA No. 1
To clean, uncooked bran, add water at a temperature of 120° F. Cover, and set on the back of the stove to draw for 6 hours, being careful that it does not get hot. Strain, and serve plain, or seasoned with a little rich cream. If cold water is used in the place of warm water, the bran should be allowed to soak overnight. Strain and serve immediately.
BRAN TEA No. 2
Wash a good grade of potato parings, add cold water, and let simmer very slowly for 2 to 3 hours, using great care that they do not cook, except enough to extract the salts. Strain, mix with the bran tea, and serve.
VEGETABLE WATER
Wash 2 bunches of spinach, .or other tender green vegetable tops, in several waters. Add 2 carrots, scraped and sliced, 2 turnips, 2 green onions, 2 parsnips, or salsify, and a little cabbage. Cover with plenty of cold water, add salt to taste, and bring gradually to a boil. Let boil gently for 2 or 3 hours, or longer, if convenient, then drain well. Salt to taste, and serve plain, or with chopped parsley and soup royale. (See also page 124.)
VEGETABLE BROTH (Special)
2 cups thinly sliced raw potato % cup thick cream (or I
i cup sliced bleached lettuce beaten egg)
i stalk celery J/2 teaspoon salt
i sprig parsley 2 beet leaves (if at hand)
i teaspoon chopped green onion 4 cups cold water
Slice or chop the vegetables fine, add the cold water and the salt, and let boil slowly for 30 minutes or more. Cook the cream
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Toast WaterWhite Flour GruelBarley WaterRice WaterFlaxseed TeaBran Tea No. 1Bran Tea No. 2Vegetable WaterVegetable Broth (Special)