The Improved Method of Canning Strawberries and Rasp-
berries by Simply Compounding a Syrup — No Other Ber-
ries Can be Done This Way 272 '
Tomato Butter 284
To Make Any Kind of Fruit Jelly 278
To Make Jelly From Any Kind of Berries 279
To Make Preserves of Citron or Watermelon Rind 276
To Preserve Peaches 274
To Test to See if Air-Tight 271
PICKLES, ETC
Canteloupe Pickle 291
Chili Sauce 295
Chopped Cabbage Pickle 288
Chow-Chow Pickle 290
Grandmother's Mango Pickle 287
Green Tomato Pickle 289
Green Tomato Sweet Pickle 288, 290
Hints on Their Management 286
Jack's Gingered Pears 290
Mother's Peach Sweet Pickle 287
Mother's Whole Cabbage Pickle — To Maiie the Liquor. . . 289
My Mother's Chopped Cabbage Pickle 289
Oil Cucumbers 292
Premium Mustard Pickle 290
Raisin Pickle 288
Stuffed Cucumbers 292
Stuffed Bell Pepper Pickles 291
The Most Improved Method for Making Pickles 286
To Pickle Onions 291
Tomato Catsup 293
Tomato Catsup (No. 2) 293
Tomato Catsup (No. 3) 294
Tomato Catsup— Recipe for Making a Small Quantity 294
Tomato Soy 295
Tomato Soy— Fine 294
zviii Indai.
CANDIES, ETC.
Another Cream Candy 298
Brandied Cherries 307
Butter Scotch 298, 299, 301
Candy Making 296
Chocolate Caramels 300, 301
Chocolate Creams 298
Chocolate Kisses 300
Clear Peanut Candy 302
Cocoanut Balls 297
Cocoanut Bars 302
Cocoanut Candy 300
Cocoanut Caramels 297
Creamed Grai>es and Oranges 306
Cream Candy 298, 299, 301
Fig Candy 299
Glace Fruits 306
How to Crystallize Fruit 305
Kisses 297
Lemon Drops 297
Molasses Candy 300
Molasses Candy of Our Grandfather's Time 301
Nougat 301
Nut Creams 304
Peanut Molasses Candy 301
Peppermint Drops 304
Pop-Corn Balls , 300
Raspberry Drops 299
Sugar Candy 299
Syrup Making 296
To Blanch Almonds 300
To Crystallize Any Fruit That Will Keep Its Form; also
Nuts 305
To Glace Fruits 304
To Make Walnut Cream Candy, Dates and Fruit Cream. . . 302
■WINES, CORDIALS, ETC
A Superior Blackberry Wine 310
A True Temperance Beverage 315
Alsace Lorraine 317
Bischoft (Nineteenth Century) 317
Bischoft (Twelfth Century) 317
Blackberry Cordial , 314, 315
Blackberry Wine 310
Brenton Lemonade 316
Champagne Cup 309
inaex. xix
Champagne Punch 316
Claret Cup 310
Creme a la Jardiniere 313
Dewberry Cordial 314
Elderberry "Wine 312
Ginger Beer 316
Ginger Puff 313
Klondike High Ball 313
Lemonade 317
Mixed Fruit Wine 310
Mulled Claret 312
Orange Sherbet 320
Pequette, the New French Drink 312
Peaches in Brandy 313
Pineapple Sherbet 320
JPoInters on Claret 309
Haspberry Syrup 319
Raspberry Vinegar 319
Boyal Strawberry Acid 315
Sir Roger De Coverley 316
Sirop De Groseille (Currant Syrup) 316
Strawberry Acid 315
Strawberry, Cherry or Currant Shrub 319
Strawberry Sherbet 320
The MacDonald Cocktail 313
The Service of Wines 308
To Make Currant Wine 311
Unfermented Grape Juice 318
Wine Sangaree ot Port Madeira 312
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Presented as published in 1900. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
AI-modernized reading of the original text
The Improved Method of Canning Strawberries and Raspberries by Simply Compounding a Syrup — No Other Berries Can be Done This Way 272 '
Tomato Butter 284
To Make Any Kind of Fruit Jelly 278
To Make Jelly From Any Kind of Berries 279
To Make Preserves of Citron or Watermelon Rind 276
To Preserve Peaches 274
To Test to See if Air-Tight 271
PICKLES, ETC
Canteloupe Pickle 291
Chili Sauce 295
Chopped Cabbage Pickle 288
Chow-Chow Pickle 290
Grandmother's Mango Pickle 287
Green Tomato Pickle 289
Green Tomato Sweet Pickle 288, 290
Hints on Their Management 286
Jack's Gingered Pears 290
Mother's Peach Sweet Pickle 287
Mother's Whole Cabbage Pickle — To Maiie the Liquor. . . 289
My Mother's Chopped Cabbage Pickle 289
Oil Cucumbers 292
Premium Mustard Pickle 290
Raisin Pickle 288
Stuffed Cucumbers 292
Stuffed Bell Pepper Pickles 291
The Most Improved Method for Making Pickles 286
To Pickle Onions 291
Tomato Catsup 293
Tomato Catsup (No. 2) 293
Tomato Catsup (No. 3) 294
Tomato Catsup— Recipe for Making a Small Quantity 294
Tomato Soy 295
Tomato Soy— Fine 294
xviii Index.
CANDIES, ETC.
Another Cream Candy 298
Brandied Cherries 307
Butter Scotch 298, 299, 301
Candy Making 296
Chocolate Caramels 300, 301
Chocolate Creams 298
Chocolate Kisses 300
Clear Peanut Candy 302
Cocoanut Balls 297
Cocoanut Bars 302
Cocoanut Candy 300
Cocoanut Caramels 297
Creamed Grapes and Oranges 306
Cream Candy 298, 299, 301
Fig Candy 299
Glace Fruits 306
How to Crystallize Fruit 305
Kisses 297
Lemon Drops 297
Molasses Candy 300
Molasses Candy of Our Grandfather's Time 301
Nougat 301
Nut Creams 304
Peanut Molasses Candy 301
Peppermint Drops 304
Pop-Corn Balls , 300
Raspberry Drops 299
Sugar Candy 299
Syrup Making 296
To Blanch Almonds 300
To Crystallize Any Fruit That Will Keep Its Form; also
Nuts 305
To Glace Fruits 304
To Make Walnut Cream Candy, Dates and Fruit Cream. . . 302
■WINES, CORDIALS, ETC
A Superior Blackberry Wine 310
A True Temperance Beverage 315
Alsace Lorraine 317
Bischoft (Nineteenth Century) 317
Bischoft (Twelfth Century) 317
Blackberry Cordial , 314, 315
Blackberry Wine 310
Brenton Lemonade 316
Champagne Cup 309
INDEX. xix
Champagne Punch 316
Claret Cup 310
Creme a la Jardiniere 313
Dewberry Cordial 314
Elderberry "Wine 312
Ginger Beer 316
Ginger Puff 313
Klondike High Ball 313
Lemonade 317
Mixed Fruit Wine 310
Mulled Claret 312
Orange Sherbet 320
Pequette, the New French Drink 312
Peaches in Brandy 313
Pineapple Sherbet 320
Pointers on Claret 309
Raspberry Syrup 319
Raspberry Vinegar 319
Royal Strawberry Acid 315
Sir Roger De Coverley 316
Sirop De Groseille (Currant Syrup) 316
Strawberry Acid 315
Strawberry, Cherry or Currant Shrub 319
Strawberry Sherbet 320
The MacDonald Cocktail 313
The Service of Wines 308
To Make Currant Wine 311
Unfermented Grape Juice 318
Wine Sangaree ot Port Madeira 312