Fish, to salt and smoke.. 144
Fish, to skin and bone. . 144
Fish, ways of cooking ... 144
Fish, to freshen salted. . 145
Fish, directions for bak-
ing 148
Fish roe 150
Fish, pickled 150
Fish chowder 150
Herring 147
Halibut 148
Mackerel 147
Oysters and clams
151, 152, 153, 154
Shad 148
Salmon 149, 150
Meat, Poultry and Gancie. . . 155
Boiling and roasting di-
rections 155
Beef, boiled 155
Beef, steamed 156
Beef, corned 156
Beef, pressed 156
Beef, braised 156
Beef, roast 157
Beef, pot roast .#....157, 158
Pa«e
Beef, steak 158, 159
Beef, dried 159
Crusts for meat pie.. 164, 165
Chicken pies 166
Chicken 168, 169
Duck 171
Dressing, bread 173
Dressing, oyster 173
Goulash 159
Guinea hen 170
Goose 171
Haslet 160
Heart 160
Ham pie 166
Hash 166
Ham 163, 164
Indian curry 166
Liver 159, 160
Meat loaf 161
Mutton 161
Meat pies 165
Opossum 173
Pork 162, 163
Poultry, to pick and clean 167
Rabbit 171, 172
Raccoon 172
Sauces 174, 175, 176
Tripe 160
Tamales 170
Turkey 170
Veal 161, 162
Venison 173
Potatoes, Vegetables and
Salads 177
Asparagus 186
Beets 182
Beans 183, 184
Beans, baked 184
Banana salad 193
Cucumbers, stuffed 184
Corn 179, 180
Carrots 181, 182
Celery and celeriac 185
Cabbage 187, 188
Cauliflower 188
Chard 190
Cabbage salad 193
Dandelion 190
Eggplant 186
Egg salad 193
Fruit salad 193
Fish salad 193
Lettuce 193
Meat salad 198
Onions 189
Okra 190, 191
Potato ways 177, 178
Potato, sweet 179
Parsnips 183
Peas 183
Peppers, stuffed 187
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Potato salad " 192
Rutabaga 186
Squash 185
Salsify 186
Sauerkraut 188
Spinach 189
Salad dressings 191, 192
Tomatoes 180, 181
. Turnips 183
Tomato salad 193
Vegetable salad 193
Waldorf salad 193
Beveragfes and Syrups 195
Barley or rice water.... 203
Beef tea 203
Coffee 197
Coffee, cereal 198
Cocoa 199
Chocolate 199
Cider 201
Cordials 200
Egg nogg 197
Fruit shrubs 200
Flaxseed tea 203
Grape juice 201
Koumiss 196
Lemonade and orangeade 199
Milk 196
Oyster tea 203
Punches 200
Syrups 201, 202
Tea 197
Toast water 202
Water 196
Zees, Ice Cream and Con-
fections 205
Butter scotch 210
Cream (candy) 208
Colorings for candy 208
Caramels 210
Cocoanut candy 210
Freezing 205
Ices 206
Ice Creams 207
Molasses candy 209
Peppermint or gum drops
208, 209
Sherbet 206, 207
Taffy 210
Table EcLuipment and Eti-
auette 211
Dining room 211
Dining room table 212
Table manners 213
Table decorations ...214, 215
Canning" and Freservingf . ... 217
Apples 220, 221
Blackberries 227
Blueberries 227 \
Beans 231 '
Beets 232- |
Canning methods 217 |
Canning hints 216 ■
Cherries 219, 220- '
Currants 221, 222 ;
Citron melons 225 '
Canteloupe 22&
Cucumbers 230, 231 '
Corn 232, 233 j
Elderberries 22ft *
Gooseberries 227 I
Greens 234 '
Grapes 222, 223 \
HuclUeberries 226 j
Jars for canning 218 i
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Presented as published in 1907. 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
Fish, to salt and smoke.. 144 Fish, to skin and bone. . 144 Fish, ways of cooking ... 144 Fish, to freshen salted. . 145 Fish, directions for baking 148
Fish roe 150
Fish, pickled 150
Fish chowder 150
Herring 147
Halibut 148
Mackerel 147
Oysters and clams
151, 152, 153, 154
Shad 148
Salmon 149, 150
Meat, Poultry and Gancie. . . 155 Boiling and roasting directions 155
Beef, boiled 155
Beef, steamed 156
Beef, corned 156
Beef, pressed 156
Beef, braised 156
Beef, roast 157
Beef, pot roast 157, 158
Pa«e
Beef, steak 158, 159
Beef, dried 159
Crusts for meat pie.. 164, 165
Chicken pies 166
Chicken 168, 169
Duck 171
Dressing, bread 173
Dressing, oyster 173
Goulash 159
Guinea hen 170
Goose 171
Haslet 160
Heart 160
Ham pie 166
Hash 166
Ham 163, 164
Indian curry 166
Liver 159, 160
Meat loaf 161
Mutton 161
Meat pies 165
Opossum 173
Pork 162, 163
Poultry, to pick and clean 167
Rabbit 171, 172
Raccoon 172
Sauces 174, 175, 176
Tripe 160
Tamales 170
Turkey 170
Veal 161, 162
Venison 173
Potatoes, Vegetables and
Salads 177
Asparagus 186
Beets 182
Beans 183, 184
Beans, baked 184
Banana salad 193
Cucumbers, stuffed 184
Corn 179, 180
Carrots 181, 182
Celery and celeriac 185
Cabbage 187, 188
Cauliflower 188
Chard 190
Cabbage salad 193
Dandelion 190
Eggplant 186
Egg salad 193
Fruit salad 193
Fish salad 193
Lettuce 193
Meat salad 198
Onions 189
Okra 190, 191
Potato ways 177, 178
Potato, sweet 179
Parsnips 183
Peas 183
Peppers, stuffed 187
Page
Potato salad " 192
Rutabaga 186
Squash 185
Salsify 186
Sauerkraut 188
Spinach 189
Salad dressings 191, 192
Tomatoes 180, 181
. Turnips 183
Tomato salad 193
Vegetable salad 193
Waldorf salad 193
Beveragfes and Syrups 195
Barley or rice water.... 203
Beef tea 203
Coffee 197
Coffee, cereal 198
Cocoa 199
Chocolate 199
Cider 201
Cordials 200
Egg nogg 197
Fruit shrubs 200
Flaxseed tea 203
Grape juice 201
Koumiss 196
Lemonade and orangeade 199
Milk 196
Oyster tea 203
Punches 200
Syrups 201, 202
Tea 197
Toast water 202
Water 196
Zees, Ice Cream and Confections 205
Butter scotch 210
Cream (candy) 208
Colorings for candy 208
Caramels 210
Cocoanut candy 210
Freezing 205
Ices 206
Ice Creams 207
Molasses candy 209
Peppermint or gum drops
208, 209
Sherbet 206, 207
Taffy 210
Table EcLuipment and Etiauette 211
Dining room 211
Dining room table 212
Table manners 213
Table decorations ...214, 215
Canning" and Freservingf . ... 217
Apples 220, 221
Blackberries 227
Blueberries 227 \
Beans 231 '
Beets 232- |
Canning methods 217 |
Canning hints 216 ■
Cherries 219, 220- '
Currants 221, 222 ;
Citron melons 225 '
Canteloupe 22&
Cucumbers 230, 231 '
Corn 232, 233 j
Elderberries 22ft *
Gooseberries 227 I
Greens 234 '
Grapes 222, 223 \
HuclUeberries 226 j
Jars for canning 218 i