FoodNet

A textbook of domestic science for high schools

1913

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Presented as published in 1913. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Add the chopped whites of 3 hard-cooked eggs to 1 c. thin white sauce and pour over three slices of toastEgg Toast. Rub the yolks through a strainer over the whole. Reheat in the oven, if necessary. Garnish with parsley and serve. Poached Eggs Have a shallow pan nearly full of boiling salted water. Reduce heat until the water is motionless. Break the eggs into a saucer, one by one, and slip into the hot water. When a film has formed over the yolks and the white is firm, take up with a skimmer and place on pieces of toast of uniform shape and size. Baked Custard 2 c. milk | c. sugar 2 or 3 eggs Pinch of salt NutmegBaked Custard Beat eggs slightly, and add to them the sugar and salt. Pour on them the milk. Strain into a buttered mold, add nutmeg. PRO TEIN — EGGS 75 Set mold in a pan of hot water. Bake in a slow oven till firm and until a knife inserted will come out clean. Do not allow the water around the custard to boil, as egg and milk combinations must cook at a low temperature or they will separate and become watery. Allow 2 eggs for cup custards and 3 if baked in a large mold. General Rules for Omelets. — The pan for an omelet should be very clean and smooth. Allow one tablespoonful of water or milk to each egg used. For creamy omelets, beat the eggs slightly; for beaten omelets, beat the yolks and whites separately until very light. Chopped meat, chicken, vegetables, cheese, etc., may be spread over an omelet just before folding. Creamy Omelet 4 eggs 2 ts. salt 4 tb. milk or water \ ssp. pepperCreamy Omelet Beat eggs slightly, add other ingredients, mix well, and pour into a hot, buttered omelet pan. Lift gently with a fork as it begins to cook, letting the uncooked egg run under. When of a creamy consistency, roll and turn out. Ham Omelet Make the same as creamy omelet, and as soon as it begins to thicken, spread with 3 tb. finely minced hamHam Omelet. Roll and serve. Veal and chicken may be used the same way. Beaten Omelet Beat yolks of two eggs till lemon-colored and thick, add 2 tb. milk, 1 ssp. salt, \ ssp. pepper, fold in the beaten whites. Pour immediately into hot, buttered omelet pan, let brown on one side slightly, set in the oven to dry on top a little, fold, and turn on to hot platter. 76 DOMESTIC SCIENCE Potato Omelet Chop 2 boiled potatoes fine, brown in 1 tb. hot butter, sprinkle with salt, pepper, and chopped parsleyPotato Omelet. Keep warm while you make a creamy omelet. When the omelet is partly set, spread potatoes over it, roll, and serve. Spanish Omelet 3 tb. chopped bacon 1 tb. chopped onions 2 tb. chopped green pepper 5 button mushrooms, chopped 1 c. tomatoesSpanish Omelet Fry bacon, add onion and pepper, and cook till light brown. Add tomatoes and cook till of consistency of white sauce. Add mushrooms and salt to taste. Make a creamy omelet and just before folding spread with this mixture, or pour around a beaten omelet after it is on the platter. CHAPTER IX COMPOSITION AND PREPARATION OF MEATS AVERAGE COMPOSITION OF MEATS Farmers' Bulletin No. 142, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture REFUSE WATER PROTEIN FAT CARBO- HYDRATES ASH Beef: Per ct. 19 7 Per ct. KO A Per ct. 1Q 1 Per ct. 17 Q Per ct. Per ct. 0 S Porterhouse steak . 19 Q K.A fl IfJ C i « i 0 Q Sirloin steak . Ribs 20.8 438 13.9 21.2 0.7 7 2 60 7 190 12 8 1.0 Rump 207 45 0 138 202 0.7 Flank 102 540 170 190