Serve the fish canapes, then the bouillon with the egg
balls and the Pulled Bread. The beef should be placed on
a platter and garnished with parsley, and served with the
potatoes, soufifle, and ice. The salad and salted triangles
are next served, followed by the frozen pudding, bon bons,
and macaroons. The cafe noir, wafers and cheese are
served last.
Bread and butter is not usually served with a formal
dinner but may be if so desired,
AUGUST MENUS
421
AUGUST MENUS — COST AND FOOD VALUE —
FOUR PERSONS
FOOD UNITS
Supplies —
4 lbs. Flour
J lb. Cornmeal
h lb. Graham Flour
I lb. Rice
I lb. Spaghetti
3 lbs. Bread
i lb. Crackers
5 pkg. Maple Flake
i pkg. Cream of Wheat. .
i pkg. Force
6 J lbs. Sugar
3 lbs. Leg of Lamb
4 lbs. Corned Beef
Ih lbs. Flank Chops
i lb. Frankfurts
1 lb. Bacon
2 lbs. Halibut
11 lbs. Round Steak
4 lbs. Roast Lamb
4 doz. Eggs at 20c
4 qts. Milk
4 pts. Cream
3 lbs. Butter
i lb. Cheese
1 cake Cream Cheese....
i lb. Nuts
1 pk. Potatoes
1 basket Tomatoes
1 small Cabbage
1 qt. Lima Beans
12 ears Corn
1 head Lettuce
4 Cucumbers
1 bunch Green Onions. . .
1 qt. Peas
1 Squash
1 small can Mushrooms.,
i box Gelatine
2 qts. Spinach
h lb. Raisins
i pk. Apples
1| doz. Apricot.^
1 basket Peaches
i basket Red Plums
1 Pineapple
i pt. Raspberries
1 box Blackberries
1 pt. Gooseberries
4 Muskmelons
I doz. Oranges
i doz. Lemons
J lb. Cocoanut
i lb. Coffee
■fe lb. Tea
Cost
? .14
.01
.023
.04
.02
.15
.08
.025
.02
.025
.39
.60
.60
.24
.10
.06
.30
.27
.80
.80
.32
.80
.96
.05
.10
.20
.30
.30
.03
.15
.12
.10
.20
.05
.10
.15
.10
.05
.10
.075
.10
.22
.20
.15
.15
.05
.10
.08
..30
.18
.15
.08
.22
.04
Total
6,560
435
832
816
400
3,615
400
730
354
730
12,090
3,984
4,440
907
800
800
940
1,665
5,312
3,808
2,600
3,640
10,815
514
514
1,488
2,247
400
145
800
800
50
150
100
1,000
448
50
100
300
600
440
400
464
232
200
200
400
200
720
510
219
800
Peoteins
787
39
125
72
60
468
36
80
53
80
1,792
2,398
381
152
48
374
900
2,389
1,220
496
182
54
129
129
160
247
50
29
168
104
13
27
13
230
32
15
19
45
18
13
32
32
16
8
16
36
10
42
30
21
32
FATS
196
48
41
219
80
7
18
7
'2,192
2,042
526
648
752
566
765
2,923
2,588
1,352
3,130
10,761
375
375
1,328
22
64
12
32
80
7
15
5
270
32
4
198
198
54
31
10
5
12
64
18
30
616
Starch
& SUGAU
5,577
345
666
736
332
2,928
284
643
283
643
12,090
752
328
10
10
1,978
276
104
600
616
30
108
82
500
384
31
57
57
528
396
368
422
211
180
184
300
190
678
462
168
152
$10.92 81,164 13,912 32,536 34,716
Food Units pee Day — 11,595. Food Units pee Day per Person — 2,898.
Cost of Food per Day — $1.56. Cost pee Day pee Peeson — $0.39.
Or the Total Food Value 17% Is Peotbin, 40% Fat, and 42% Cabbo-
hydratb or starch and sugar.
422 LESSONS IN COOKING
SUGGESTIONS FOR REDUCING THE COST OF
THE AUGUST MENUS
Substitute oleomargarine or crisco for butter in cook-
ing. Use top of milk in place of cream for cereal and coffee
In cooking with milk reduce by adding half water, or by
using skimmed milk at 5c a quart, as suggested before.
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Serve the fish canapes, then the bouillon with the egg
balls and the Pulled Bread. The beef should be placed on
a platter and garnished with parsley, and served with the
potatoes, soufifle, and ice. The salad and salted triangles
are next served, followed by the frozen pudding, bon bons,
and macaroons. The cafe noir, wafers and cheese are
served last.
Bread and butter is not usually served with a formal
dinner but may be if so desired,
AUGUST MENUS
421
AUGUST MENUS — COST AND FOOD VALUE —
FOUR PERSONS
FOOD UNITS
Supplies —
4 lbs. Flour
J lb. Cornmeal
h lb. Graham Flour
I lb. Rice
I lb. Spaghetti
3 lbs. Bread
i lb. Crackers
5 pkg. Maple Flake
i pkg. Cream of Wheat. .
i pkg. Force
6 J lbs. Sugar
3 lbs. Leg of Lamb
4 lbs. Corned Beef
Ih lbs. Flank Chops
i lb. Frankfurts
1 lb. Bacon
2 lbs. Halibut
11 lbs. Round Steak
4 lbs. Roast Lamb
4 doz. Eggs at 20c
4 qts. Milk
4 pts. Cream
3 lbs. Butter
i lb. Cheese
1 cake Cream Cheese....
i lb. Nuts
1 pk. Potatoes
1 basket Tomatoes
1 small Cabbage
1 qt. Lima Beans
12 ears Corn
1 head Lettuce
4 Cucumbers
1 bunch Green Onions. . .
1 qt. Peas
1 Squash
1 small can Mushrooms.,
i box Gelatine
2 qts. Spinach
h lb. Raisins
i pk. Apples
1| doz. Apricot.^
1 basket Peaches
i basket Red Plums
1 Pineapple
i pt. Raspberries
1 box Blackberries
1 pt. Gooseberries
4 Muskmelons
I doz. Oranges
i doz. Lemons
J lb. Cocoanut
i lb. Coffee
■fe lb. Tea
Cost
? .14
.01
.023
.04
.02
.15
.08
.025
.02
.025
.39
.60
.60
.24
.10
.06
.30
.27
.80
.80
.32
.80
.96
.05
.10
.20
.30
.30
.03
.15
.12
.10
.20
.05
.10
.15
.10
.05
.10
.075
.10
.22
.20
.15
.15
.05
.10
.08
..30
.18
.15
.08
.22
.04
Total
6,560
435
832
816
400
3,615
400
730
354
730
12,090
3,984
4,440
907
800
800
940
1,665
5,312
3,808
2,600
3,640
10,815
514
514
1,488
2,247
400
145
800
800
50
150
100
1,000
448
50
100
300
600
440
400
464
232
200
200
400
200
720
510
219
800
Peoteins
787
39
125
72
60
468
36
80
53
80
1,792
2,398
381
152
48
374
900
2,389
1,220
496
182
54
129
129
160
247
50
29
168
104
13
27
13
230
32
15
19
45
18
13
32
32
16
8
16
36
10
42
30
21
32
FATS
196
48
41
219
80
7
18
7
'2,192
2,042
526
648
752
566
765
2,923
2,588
1,352
3,130
10,761
375
375
1,328
22
64
12
32
80
7
15
5
270
32
4
198
198
54
31
10
5
12
64
18
30
616
Starch
& SUGAU
5,577
345
666
736
332
2,928
284
643
283
643
12,090
752
328
10
10
1,978
276
104
600
616
30
108
82
500
384
31
57
57
528
396
368
422
211
180
184
300
190
678
462
168
152
$10.92 81,164 13,912 32,536 34,716
Food Units pee Day — 11,595. Food Units pee Day per Person — 2,898.
Cost of Food per Day — $1.56. Cost pee Day pee Peeson — $0.39.
Or the Total Food Value 17% Is Peotbin, 40% Fat, and 42% Cabbo-
hydratb or starch and sugar.
422 LESSONS IN COOKING
SUGGESTIONS FOR REDUCING THE COST OF
THE AUGUST MENUS
Substitute oleomargarine or crisco for butter in cook-
ing. Use top of milk in place of cream for cereal and coffee
In cooking with milk reduce by adding half water, or by
using skimmed milk at 5c a quart, as suggested before.