Reference Books
44
Twenty Lessons in Cooking
45
Suggestions to the Teacher
45
Abbreviations and Measurements
48
Table of Level Measurements
48
Comparisons Between Weights and Measures
48
Reference Books
49
Lesson I: Discussion of Foods and Cooking
50
Recipes
52
Lesson II: Preparing and Serving Vegetables
53
Recipes
55
Lesson III: The Value of Carbohydrates in the Diet
58
Recipes
59
Lesson IV: Fruits and Vegetables
60
Recipes\u2014Open-kettle Method; Cold-pack Method; Single Process Method; Intermittent Method 63
Lesson V: Fats\ue000Vegetables\ue001Continued
66
Recipes
68
Experiments in Using Starch for Thickening
69
Conclusions Based on the Foregoing Experiments
69
Lesson VI: Cereals
70
Recipes
71
Lesson VII: Classification of Foods\ue002Reviewed
73
Black-board Summary
76
Lesson VIII: The Planning and Serving of Meals
76
Examples of Well-chosen Menus
77
Lesson IX: Milk
79
Recipes
81
Lesson X: Soups
82
Recipes
83
Lesson XI: Eggs
85
Recipes
86
Lesson XII: Simple Desserts\ue003Custards
88
Recipes
89
Lesson XIII: Batters and Doughs
90
Recipes
91
Lesson XIV: Batters and Doughs\ue004Continued
92
Recipes
93
Lesson XV: Meats
94
Recipes
95
Lesson XVI: Baked Pork and Beans\ue005Baking-powder\ue006Biscuits
98
Recipes
98
Lesson XVII: Butter Cakes\ue007Plain Yellow Cake\ue008Cocoa\ue009 Coffee\ue00aTea
99
Recipes
101
Lesson XVIII: Yeast Bread
103
Recipes
104
Lesson XIX: Serving a Simple Dinner Without Meat\ue00bBaked Omelet\ue00cMacaroni and Cheese
106
Recipes
106
Lesson XX: Sugar
107
Recipes
108
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