Chapter 50

corn bread;146

pie crust;319

Raisin gruel;

424

panada;429

Range ventilator;

61

Raspberries, blackberries and other small fruits;

200

directions for serving;181

Raspberry, the;

176

manioca mold;312

Raw eggs;

431

potato yeast;140

Recipes for canning fruit;

200

for cooking rye;101

for steamed pudding;332

for unfermented bread;156

for yeast;140

Red rice mold;

307

sago mold;311

sauce;355

Refrigerator;

68

Rice and fruit dessert;

307

and strawberry dessert;308

and stewed apple dessert;307

and tapioca pudding;307

and apple custard pudding;329

balls;333

best methods of cooking;99

cream pudding;306

custard pudding;329

description of;97

digestibility of;97

digestion of;39

division in food elements;98

dumpling;306

fruit dessert;306

flour;98

flour mold;307

history of;97

kernel, structure of;98

meringue;305

preparation and cooking of;99

pudding with raisins;98

recipes for cooking of;329

requisites for cultivation of;306

snow;329

snowball;306

snow with jelly;329

soup;415

time required for digestion of;98

to clean;99

water;424

with eggs;329

with fig sauce;99

with lemon;294

with peaches;100

with raisins;100

Roast beef;

399

chicken;406

mutton;401

turkey;407

Roasted potatoes;

235

sweet potatoes;240

Roasting;

49

,

397

Rochelle salts;

151

Roll, fruit;

142

Rolled oats;

95

rye;101

wheat;86,87

Rolls;

145

Rose cream;

355

Rough rice;

98

Rust, to remove;

477

Rye, appearance of;

100

bread;144

description of;100

flour;100

meal;100

nutritive value of;100

puffs;157

Sabbath bill of fare;

549

dinners;548

Sago and fruit custard pudding;

330

and potato soup;283

custard pudding;330

digestion of;39

fruit pudding;312

pudding;312

sauce;355

soup;415

Saleratus;

149

Salicylic acid, in fruit;

192

Saliva, the;

36

Sally Lunn gems;

158

Salmon, digestion of;

39

Salsify, description of;

263

preparation and cooking of;263

recipes for cooking of;264

Salted fish;

409

Salted meats;

394

Salt, measuring of;

55

Samp;

103

Sanitary customs among the Jews;

390

Sauce for desserts and puddings, recipes for;

352

Sauteing;

53

Scalloped beans;

223

cauliflower;252

egg plant;262

potatoes;237

turnips;242

vegetable oyster;264

Scallops;

409

School lunches;

546

Scientific cookery, principles of;

47

Scotch broth;

283

milled barley;96

Scrambled eggs;

386

Scraped steak;

430

Sea kale;

256

Sea moss;

309

blancmange;312

Seasonings;

31

Semolina;

105

Setting the sponge;

124

Shaken milk;

378

Sheep's kidneys;

392

Shell fish;

409

Sherbet;

362

Shortcake, banana;

318

lemon;318

strawberry;318

Silver, care of;

476

to remove egg tarnish from;473

Simmering;

53

Simple custard pie;

342

stock, or broth;414

Sink in kitchen;

64

Skim milk, composition of;

370

Slippery elm tea;

435

Small fruits;

191

Smoked meats;

394

Smooth apple sauce;

188

Smothered beef;

400

chicken;407

Snowball custard;

331

Snowballs;

327

Snowflake toast;

292

Snow gems;

159

Snow pudding;

317

,

329

Snow, use of in place of eggs;

298

Soda;

149


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