FoodNetArchive

The national course in home economics

1917

Page 398

Presented as published in 1917. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
To Color Lilac 500 To Color Scarlet 500 To Color Blue . 500 To Color Cotton Blue 502 To Color Purple , 501 To Color Green ........... 601, 502 To Color Salmon 501 To Color Sky Blue 501 To Color Yellow 501 To Color Brown 501 To Color Black 502, 503 To Color Crimson . . . 602 To Color Claret SaS To Dye Furs 603 To Bleach Goods 502 Walnut Bark as a Dye. ............. 600 Economics for the House Care of Wooden Water Pails. ........ 495 Care of Dish Cloths and Towel» 495 Care of Kid Shoes and Boots. . . - 497 Cement for Aquarium 498 Cement for Cracks in Stores 496 Cracks in Stove Pipes 497 Furniture Varnish, How to Make 495 Indelible Ink, How to Make 496 Indelible Ink, How to Make. No 2 496 Polish, Hardwood Floor 493 To Brighten Matting.,.. 492 Tc Brighten OiJ Cloth ... ..,,.,.... . 49P, INDEX. 66i ElCJONOMlcs FOB THE HOUSE — Continued. To Clean Grease from Carpets 492 To Clean Felt Hata 496 To Clean Mica 497 To Clean Kid Gloves 495 To Clean Paint 492 To Keep Glue Liquid 495 To Keep Plaster Casts 498 To Make Mucilage for Labels 497 To Polish Brass 494 To Polish Copper 494 To Polish Glass 494 To Polish Nickel-Plated Ware 494 To Polish Silver 494, 497 To Polish Tin 494 To Regulate Clocks 498 To Remove Grease from Glass 492 To Remove Ice from Windows 497 To Remove Rust from Steel 494, 496 To Remove Mildew Stains 492 To Remove Stains from China 494 To Remove Stains from Marble 493 To Restore Color 493 To Restore Color in Fabric 493 To Restore Furniture 493 To Restore Gilt Frames 493 To Rub Up Woodwork 495 To Stiffen Crepe Veils 496 To Strengthen Glassware 494 To Treat Canned Goods 495 To Treat New Iron Ware 495 To Scour Knives. 494 To Wash Corsets 496 To Wash Feather Pillows 493 To Japan Tea Trays 498 To Keep Moths Out of Carpets 497 Sensible Way to Dust <,...., 497 Eqbs and 0MEI£TS Eggs, a la Havana ,...,.... 177 Eggs, a la Mode , . . . 178 Eggs, Atlantic City Style 185 Eggs, Baked with Asparagus 177 Egga, with Celery ,...,.. 177 Eggs Colorado Style ,. 186 Eggs, Columbus 183 Eggs, Cooked without Boiling 176 Eggs, Creamed, Royal 180 Eggs, Creamed, No. 2 , 181 Eggs, Deviled .....o 177 Eggs, Dt,viled, No. 2. 186 Eggs, Baked ...................... 178 :...oo.,„.oo,,.oo... ITS Eggs and Omelets — Continued. Egg Butter 177 Egg Pastel 178 Egg Salmagimdi 181 Egga, Served in Cups 177 Eggs and Bacon 185 Egg Toast 182 Eggs, en Marinade, French Style 177 Eggs, Escalfados, Spanish Style 184 Eggs, Fondu, Canadian Style 179 Eggs, Fondu au Gratin, Canadian Style 182 Eggs, Fricasseed 181 Eggs, Fried 180 Eggs, Fried, with Tomatoes 181 Eggs, Hard-boiled, Served Cold 179 Eggs, Hard-boiled and Giblet Sauce.. 179 Eggs, How to Preserve for Winter Use 175 Eggs, How to Test, Good and Bad. . . 175 Eggs, Hungarian Style 179 3, Maitre d'Hotel 178 3, Mejidos, Spanish 179 Eggs, Moonshine 182 Eggs, Nuremburg Style 185 Eggs, on Toast 182 Eggs, Pickled 180 Eggs, Pickled, No. 2 180 Eggs, Poached, Spanish Style 183 Eggs, Potted 181 Eggs, Revueltos, French 178 Eggs, Rissoles with Ham 179 Eggs, Scrambled 183 Eggs, Soft-boiled 176 Eggs, Spanish Style 183 Eggs, Steamed 176 Eggs, Stuffed, a la Hot Springs 186 Eggs, Sunshine 182 Eggs, Swiss Style 183