22101718405 0 I \ I * / Mission of San L,uis Rey. (Where the Club is now beginning repairs.) - •sH'iaoNv soq ‘s'lHONY aHx ao Naan ft ‘acivt >m0 ao hohqho f General Front View San Juan Capistrano Mission.’ Inner Court, San Juan Capistrano. (All the roofs seen here, of buildings and cloisters, have been put on by the Landmarks Club.) San Diego, the Mother Mission (1769). (The Landmarks Club has repaired and safeguarded the walls of the church.) San Juan Capistrano— Front Cloisters and Present Chapel, (After repairs by the Landmarks Club.) .4'. : ' ■■ ■ .Bfej X- •-,•'’1 / I • 5 tlii" >- ir * Interior or the Chapbi, at Pala. Photo by c. f. l., issf>, (The Landmarks Club is now, 1902, repairing- the ruined roofs of this branch Mission.) I ' The Kitchen, Mission of San Juan Capistrano. Photo by Bertrand. (Since this photo, the Landmarks Club has re-roofed all these buildings with the original tiles.)- Inner Cloisters, San Juan Capistrano. Photo by c. f. l. (Re-roofed by the Landmarks Club.) San Juan Capistrano Mission. Photo by c.F.L. Orig-inal.Church (founded by Jutupero Serra, 17*76) before repairs. Cloisters sheeted, aud later roofed, by the Landmarks Club. \ San Fernando Mission. Photo by c. F. L. The Church Through a Breach in theJMonasteryJWaiJvS. (Since this photo, the Landmarks Club has re-roofed the Church and tMouastery, and rebuilt this gap.) Before; and After. Photos by c. f. l. Landmarks Ceub Work at San Fernando. The Church before and after reproofing-. The Monastery before and after repairs. ■j -o x,i »md (•qntD sjpnsiupii'e'l 3tn pa>o°J-3-1 *IPU°s aouis) 'OQNVNMaj NVg XV HD>IflHO HHX kM -v t . ’ KT '' •*' Capistrano. Photo by Father Junipero’s Church, re-roofed by the Landmarks Club. p) Dome of the Great Stone Church, Capistrano. (Saved from falling- by the Landmarks Club.) Photo by C. P. L. The Tor'jMrra Maker THE Landmarks Club Cook book A CALIFORNIA COLLECTION OF THE CHOICEST RECIPES FROM EVERTWHERE COMPILED BY The Landmarks Club (INCORPORATED) INCLUDING A CHAPTER OF THE MOST FAMOUS OLD CALIFORNIAN AND MEXICAN DISHES BY CHAS. F. LUMMIS -v •*>-> LOS ANGELES CAL. The Out West Company 1903 Copyrig-ht 1903 By The Landmarks Ceub WELLCOME INSTITUTE LIBRARY Coll. welMOmec Call No. f CONTENTS PAGE Foreword 1 Spanish-American Cookery ii The Landmarks Club and its Work v Landmarks Illustrations vii I. Spanish-American Cookery, with the most Famous Dishes of Old California, Mexico and Peru, by Chas. F. Lummis 1 II. Soups 18 III. Fish 30 IV. Poultry and Game 38 V. Meats 48 VI. Salads 63 VII. Entrees 74 VIII. Meat and Fish Sauces 85 IX. Vegetables 93 X. Eggs 114 XI. Cheese 122 XII. Puddings 126 XIII. Pastry 138 XIV. Desserts 148 XV. Pudding Sauces 161 XVI. Cake 164 XVII. Fruits, Jellies, Etc 193 XVIII. Pickles, Catsups and Relishes 200 XIX. Bread, Roles, Etc 211 XX. Beverages 221 XXI. Candies 228 XXII. For the Picnic Luncheon 234 XXIII. Invalid Cookery 238 XXIV. Menus 242 XXV. Misceleaneous 249 San Juan Capistbano in Its Phime, (Drawn from historical sources.) In Mission Days Sketch by Alex. F.' I farmer FOREWORD

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22101718405 \ * / Mission of San L,uis Rey. (Where the Club is now beginning repairs.) - •sH'iaoNv soq ‘s'lHONY aHx ao Naan ft ‘acivt >m0 ao hohqho f General Front View San Juan Capistrano Mission.’ Inner Court, San Juan Capistrano. (All the roofs seen here, of buildings and cloisters, have been put on by the Landmarks Club.) San Diego, the Mother Mission (1769). (The Landmarks Club has repaired and safeguarded the walls of the church.) San Juan Capistrano— Front Cloisters and Present Chapel, (After repairs by the Landmarks Club.) .4'. : ' ■■ ■ .Bfej X- •-,•'’1 / I • 5 tlii" >- ir * Interior or the Chapbi, at Pala. Photo by c. f. l., issf>, (The Landmarks Club is now, 1902, repairing- the ruined roofs of this branch Mission.) I ' The Kitchen, Mission of San Juan Capistrano. Photo by Bertrand. (Since this photo, the Landmarks Club has re-roofed all these buildings with the original tiles.)- Inner Cloisters, San Juan Capistrano. Photo by c. f. l. (Re-roofed by the Landmarks Club.) San Juan Capistrano Mission. Photo by c.F.L. Orig-inal.Church (founded by Jutupero Serra, 17*76) before repairs. Cloisters sheeted, aud later roofed, by the Landmarks Club. \ San Fernando Mission. Photo by c. F. L. The Church Through a Breach in theJMonasteryJWaiJvS. (Since this photo, the Landmarks Club has re-roofed the Church and tMouastery, and rebuilt this gap.) Before; and After. Photos by c. f. l. Landmarks Club Work at San Fernando. The Church before and after reproofing-. The Monastery before and after repairs. ■j -o x,i »md (•qntD sjpnsiupii'e'l 3tn pa>o°J-3-1 *IPU°s aouis) 'OQNVNMaj NVg XV HD>IflHO HHX kM -v t . ’ KT '' •*' Capistrano. Photo by Father Junipero’s Church, re-roofed by the Landmarks Club. p) Dome of the Great Stone Church, Capistrano. (Saved from falling- by the Landmarks Club.) Photo by C. P. L. The Tor'jMrra Maker THE Landmarks Club Cook book A CALIFORNIA COLLECTION OF THE CHOICEST RECIPES FROM EVERTWHERE COMPILED BY The Landmarks Club (INCORPORATED) INCLUDING A CHAPTER OF THE MOST FAMOUS OLD CALIFORNIAN AND MEXICAN DISHES BY CHAS. F. LUMMIS -v •*>-> LOS ANGELES CAL. The Out West Company Copyrig-ht 1903 By The Landmarks Ceub WELLCOME INSTITUTE LIBRARY Coll. welMOmec Call No. f CONTENTS Foreword 1 Spanish-American Cookery ii The Landmarks Club and its Work v Landmarks Illustrations vii I. Spanish-American Cookery, with the most Famous Dishes of Old California, Mexico and Peru, by Chas. F. Lummis 1 II. Soups 18 III. Fish 30 IV. Poultry and Game 38 V. Meats 48 VI. Salads 63 VII. Entrees 74 VIII. Meat and Fish Sauces 85 IX. Vegetables 93 X. Eggs 114 XI. Cheese 122 XII. Puddings 126 XIII. Pastry 138 XIV. Desserts 148 XV. Pudding Sauces 161 XVI. Cake 164 XVII. Fruits, Jellies, Etc 193 XVIII. Pickles, Catsups and Relishes 200 XIX. Bread, Rolls, Etc 211 XX. Beverages 221 XXI. Candies 228 XXII. For the Picnic Luncheon 234 XXIII. Invalid Cookery 238 XXIV. Menus 242 XXV. Misceleaneous 249 San Juan Capistbano in Its Phime, (Drawn from historical sources.) In Mission Days Sketch by Alex. F.' I farmer FOREWORD

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