Experiment 162. Vegetable Stew.
J c carrot 1 tbsp onion
^ c turnip 3 tbsp butter
■J c celery 1 tsp parsley
1 J c potato 1 tsp (?) salt
1 qt water Pepper
Cut the vegetables into half -inch cubes. Saute in the
butter until a delicate brown. Add the salt and pepper
and lastly the water, hot. Simmer for 1 hour. Add
potatoes the last 20 minutes.
By what special means has flavor been developed in
this preparation?
In which of the above methods of preparation of
vegetables will there be least loss of mineral constituents ?
Experiment 163. Cooking of Dried Lima Beans.
Wash beans, soak for 12 hours or longer, drain, cover
with cold water, simmer until tender. Cook off any excess
of water. Season with butter, salt, and pepper✪ Cooking of Dried Lima Beans.
Experiment 164. Baked Navy Beans.
Weigh and measure dry beans. Soak over night in
cold water. Drain.
Cover with cold water to which has been added some
baking soda (J tsp to 1 pt of water). Heat slowly and
cook until the skins begin to burst.
Pour off water. Add J tsp of salt and 2 tsp molasses
for each cup of dry beans used. Mix well, place in bean
jar, put small cubes of salt pork✪ Baked Navy Beans on top, cover with water.
86 Preparation of Food
Bake slowly for 6 to 8 hours. (What temperature?)
Add more water if needed. Record :
Weight of beans before cooking.
Weight of beans after cooking.
Bulk of beans after cooking.
Compare in cost and fuel value with a sufficient amount
of round steak to serve an equal number of persons.
Experiment 165. Lentil Loaf.
I c dried lentils I tbsp chopped parsley
I stalk celery Few drops onion juice
I or 2 eggs I or 2 c soft, stale bread
1 \ tbsp melted butter crumbs
I tsp salt \ c broken nut meats, if
■J tsp pepper desired
Soak lentils over night in cold water. Cook with the
celery in boiling water 2 hours, or until soft; drain and
press through a sieve. To the pulp add the remaining
ingredients. Cool the mixture, shape into a loaf, and
bake.
Dried lima beans or kidney beans may be substituted
for lentils in this preparation.
Experiment 166. Tabulation of Data.
From data obtained in laboratory and from references
given, list the vegetables used in the preceding lessons :
(a) in the order of their fuel value; (b) in order of
protein content.
What is a meat substitute ?
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LEAVENED PREPARATIONS
Experiment 167. White Sponge Cake.
Review Experiment 47 (Omelet).
Review Experiment 49 (Sponge Cake).
Make a white sponge cake according to directions
given below :
1 measure of egg white ij measure of fine granu-
1 measure freshly lated sugar
sifted flour Flavoring, 6 drops for each
J tsp cream of tartar for egg white used
each egg white used
Beat the egg to a stiff froth, adding the cream of tartar
while beating. Add sugar gradually. Flavoring. Fold
flour in. Avoid stirring. Bake at 1500 C. for 30 minutes.
Compare omelet and sponge cake as to means used
for leavening.
What ingredient is essential to this type of leavened
preparations ?
Experiment 168. Beaten Biscuit.
I c flour Milk and water in equal
i tbsp lard quantities ✪ Lentil Loaf
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Experiment 162. Vegetable Stew.
J c carrot 1 tbsp onion
^ c turnip 3 tbsp butter
■J c celery 1 tsp parsley
1 J c potato 1 tsp (?) salt
1 qt water Pepper
Cut the vegetables into half -inch cubes. Saute in the butter until a delicate brown. Add the salt and pepper and lastly the water, hot. Simmer for 1 hour. Add potatoes the last 20 minutes.
By what special means has flavor been developed in this preparation?
In which of the above methods of preparation of vegetables will there be least loss of mineral constituents ?
Experiment 163. Cooking of Dried Lima Beans.
Wash beans, soak for 12 hours or longer, drain, cover with cold water, simmer until tender. Cook off any excess of water. Season with butter, salt, and pepper.
Experiment 164. Baked Navy Beans.
Weigh and measure dry beans. Soak over night in cold water. Drain.
Cover with cold water to which has been added some baking soda (J tsp to 1 pt of water). Heat slowly and cook until the skins begin to burst.
Pour off water. Add J tsp of salt and 2 tsp molasses for each cup of dry beans used. Mix well, place in bean jar, put small cubes of salt pork on top, cover with water.
86 Preparation of Food
Bake slowly for 6 to 8 hours. (What temperature?) Add more water if needed. Record :
Weight of beans before cooking.
Weight of beans after cooking.
Bulk of beans after cooking.
Compare in cost and fuel value with a sufficient amount of round steak to serve an equal number of persons.
Experiment 165. Lentil Loaf.
I c dried lentils I tbsp chopped parsley
I stalk celery Few drops onion juice
I or 2 eggs I or 2 c soft, stale bread
1 \ tbsp melted butter crumbs I tsp salt \ c broken nut meats, if
■J tsp pepper desired
Soak lentils over night in cold water. Cook with the celery in boiling water 2 hours, or until soft; drain and press through a sieve. To the pulp add the remaining ingredients. Cool the mixture, shape into a loaf, and bake.
Dried lima beans or kidney beans may be substituted for lentils in this preparation.
Experiment 166. Tabulation of Data.
From data obtained in laboratory and from references given, list the vegetables used in the preceding lessons : (a) in the order of their fuel value; (b) in order of protein content.
What is a meat substitute ?
Laboratory Manual 87
LEAVENED PREPARATIONS
Experiment 167. White Sponge Cake. Review Experiment 47 (Omelet). Review Experiment 49 (Sponge Cake). Make a white sponge cake according to directions given below :
1 measure of egg white ij measure of fine granu- 1 measure freshly lated sugar
sifted flour Flavoring, 6 drops for each
J tsp cream of tartar for egg white used
each egg white used
Beat the egg to a stiff froth, adding the cream of tartar
while beating. Add sugar gradually. Flavoring. Fold
flour in. Avoid stirring. Bake at 1500 C. for 30 minutes.
Compare omelet and sponge cake as to means used
for leavening.
What ingredient is essential to this type of leavened preparations ?
Experiment 168. Beaten Biscuit.
I c flour Milk and water in equal
i tbsp lard quantities
Records on this page
Cooking of Dried Lima BeansBaked Navy BeansLentil Loaf