Chapter 49

Patent barley;

96

Pea and tomato soup;

282

Peach, the;

170

cream;301

custard pie;341

digestion of;39

jelly;208

mush;294

meringue;327

sauce;355

tapioca;311

toast;292

Peaches;

189

and cream, directions for serving;180

and pears, directions for serving;180

to can;201

Peanut bread;

110

the, or ground nut;214

Pear, the;

170

Pearl barley;

96

barley with lemon sauce;97

barley with raisins;97

wheat;87

Pearled wheats;

86

Pears, to can;

201

Peas bainock;

220

cake;221

canned;269

description of;220

gravy;352

green, description of;264

green, recipes for cooking of;266

pudding;220

puree;221

recipes for cooking;221

sausage;221

stewed;266

the history;220

Pecan, the;

214

Pectic acid;

165

Pemmican;

394

Peptonized gruel;

424

milk for infants;426

Percolate holder;

73

Perforated sheet iron pans for rolls;

152

Phosphates in wheat;

86

Picnic biscuit;

546

dinners;545

pudding;327

Pie, fresh fruit;

336

crust, raised;319

with one crust;335

Pies, general suggestions for making;

334

paste for;336

recipes for making;336

Pigeons;

406

to select;404

Pineapple, the;

178

beverage;362

cake;347

directions for serving;180

lemonade;362

tapioca;347

Pineapples, to cane;

203

Pink dinners;

468

lemonade;362

Pippins and quinces;

187

Plain cornstarch pudding;

328

custard;328

fruit pudding;305

omelets;387

pudding sauce;355

rice soup;282

Plaster of Paris in flour;

116

Plum, the;

170

jelly;208

porridge;90

Plums;

189

to can;202

with sweet apples;202

Poached eggs with cream sauce;

386

Poisonous mussels;

409

substances produced in fried foods;54

Polenta;

102

Pomaceous fruits;

168

Pomegranate, the;

174

Pop corn;

101

,

104

pudding;330

Popovers;

159

Porcelain-lined utensils, to wash;

474

ware;57

Pork, digestion of;

39

Porridge, milk;

423

Potato and rice soup;

282

and vermicelli soup;283

bread;143

bread with whole-wheat flour;144

browned;238

cake with egg;237

cake;237

chemistry of cooking;233

cooked in jackets;234

digestion of;39

frozen;233

hash;240

Irish, description of;233

paring of;234

preparation and cooking of;234

recipes for cooking of;235

snowballs;237

soup;282

sprouts, poisonous;239

stewed with celery;237

structure of;233

sweet, preparation and cooking of;238,239

yeast in bread making;140

Pot barley;

96

roast lamb;401

Poultry and game;

402

and game, recipes for cooking;406

less stimulating than game;402

suggestions for selecting;403

Preparation of mushes with meal or flour;

83

Prepared food for infants;

444

Prune, the;

171

marmalade;191

pie;341

pudding;305,328

toast;292

whip;328

Prunes;

191

Pulled bread;

143

Pulp succotash;

224

Pumice stone;

477

Pumpkin;

259

baked;260

canned;269

dried;260

pie;342

pie without eggs;342

recipes for cooking of;260

stewed;260

Puree with chicken;

416

Putrefactive fermentation;

119

Quails;

406

Quantity of food for the aged;

441

Quince, the;

170

jelly;208

Radish;

256

description of;257

Radishes, to serve;

257

Raised biscuit;

145


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