Chapter 11

Broiled steak

Chicken

Chicken jelly

Minced chicken

Mutton chop

Minced steak

Scraped steak

Eggs for the sick

Recipes:

Floated egg

Gluten meal custard

Gluten custard

Steamed eggs

Soft custard

Raw egg

White of egg

White of egg and milk

Refreshing drinks and delicacies for the sick

Nature's delicacies

How to serve

Fruit juices

Recipes:

Acorn coffee

Almond milk

Apple beverage

Apple beverage No. 2

Apple toast water

Baked milk

Barley lemonade

Barley and fruit drinks

Barley milk

Cranberry drink

Currantade

Crust coffee

Egg cream

Egg cream No. 2

Egg cream No. 3

Egg lemonade

Flaxseed tea

Gum Arabic water

Hot water

Hot lemonade

Irish moss lemonade

Orangeade

Plain lemonade

Slippery elm tea

Toast water

Tamarind water

Bread

Recipes:

Diabetic biscuit

Diabetic biscuit No. 2

Gluten meal gems

Jellies and other desserts for the side

Recipes:

Arrowroot jelly

Arrowroot blancmange

Currant jelly

Iceland moss jelly

Iceland moss blancmange

Orange whey

White custard

Table topics.

Food for the Aged and the Very Young

Requisites of food for the aged

Stimulating diet not necessary

Flesh food unsuitable

Bill of fare

Quantity of food for the aged

Heavy meals a tax upon digestion

Cornaro's testimony

Diet for the young

Causes of mortality among young children

Best artificial food

Use of sterilized milk.

Difference between cows' milk and human milk

Common method of preparing cows' milk

Artificial human milk

Artificial human milk No. 2

Artificial human milk No. 3

Peptonized milk

Mucilaginous food excellent in gastro-enteritis

Preparation of food for infants

Time required for digestion of artificial food

Quantity of food for infants

Rules for finding the amount of food needed

Table for the feeding of infants

Interval between feeding

Intervals for feeding at different ages

Manner of feeding artificial foods

Danger from unclean utensils

Diet of older children

An abundance of nitrogenous material important

Flesh food unnecessary

Experiments of Dr. Camman

Testimony of Dr. Clouston

Candy and similar sweets

Eating between meals

Education of the appetite

Inherited appetites and tendencies

Table topics.

Fragments and Left-over Foods

Preserving and utilizing the left-over fragments

Precautions to be observed

Uses of stale bread

To insure perfect preservation of fragments

Preparation of zwieback and croutons

Left-over grains

Left-over vegetables

Left-over meats

Left-over milk

Table topics.

The Art of Dining

Pleasant accessories essential

The dining room

Neatness an essential

Care of the dining room

Furnishings of the dining room

Table talk

A pleasant custom

Table manners

Suggestions for table etiquette

The table

Its appearance and appointments

The table an educator in the household

A well ordered table an incentive to good manners

Ostentation not necessary

Setting the table

The sub-cover

Napkins

The center piece

Arrangement of dishes

"Dishing up"

Setting the table over night

Warming the dishes

The service of meals

A capital idea

Fruit as the first course at breakfast

To keep the food hot

A employed

General suggestions for waiters

Suggestions concerning dinner parties

Proper form of invitation

Arrangement and adornment of table

A pleasing custom

Themenucard

Service for a company dinner

Etiquette of dinner parties

Table topics.

After Mealtime

Clearing the table

Washing the dishes

papier-machétubs

Ammonia, uses of


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