| A WORD WITH THE YOUNG HOUSEWIFE. |
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Page |
| Difference between mere housekeeping and home-making |
1 |
| Folly of “keeping up appearances” |
3 |
| My idea of good housekeeping |
2 |
| Some things a good housekeeper will do |
2 |
| |
| ABOUT FURNISHING THE HOUSE. |
| Introduction |
4 |
| Carpets and rugs, selecting |
6 |
| Chambers, what to buy for the |
5 |
| Cutlery, fashions in |
9 |
| Dainty things for the table |
9 |
| Dining-room furniture |
5 |
| Dinner and tea set, choosing a |
7 |
| Kitchen, What is Needed in the |
11 |
| List of articles most in use |
12 |
| Range, the |
11 |
| Linen Closet, Furnishing |
13 |
| Bed spreads and blankets |
18 |
| Doilies |
16 |
| Linen, imported |
14 |
| Napkins, size and quality of |
16 |
| Sheets and pillow cases |
18 |
| Table-cloths and napkins |
14 |
| Tea, carving, and tray cloths |
17 |
| Towels, bath and bedroom |
20 |
| Towels, kitchen and pantry |
21 |
| Sitting-room, comfort in the |
6 |
| |
| DIVISION OF THE HOUSEHOLD WORK. |
| Introduction |
22 |
| Cleaning a room by system |
26 |
| Day of rest, a |
28 |
| Every-day duties |
23 |
| Last half of the week, duties in the |
27 |
| Morning, what to do in the |
23 |
| Servant, where one is kept |
26 |
| Servants, two or more in the family |
29 |
| Special work for special days |
24 |
| |
| SOME THINGS TO BE LEARNED EARLY. |
| Bath-room, about the |
36 |
| Fires, proper management of |
31 |
| Furnace fire, points about the |
32 |
| Garbage barrel, do not neglect the |
37 |
| Lamps, getting the greatest good out of |
34 |
| Plumbing, taking care of |
35 |
| Refrigerator, the, keeping sweet |
33 |
| Washing Dishes |
38 |
| Cautions, some special |
40 |
| China, tins, and iron-ware |
39 |
| Glassware, proper care of |
38 |
| Knife blades, do not slight the |
41 |
| Rust and other annoyances |
42 |
| Silver, care of |
40 |
| |
| WORK ON WASHING DAY. |
| Introduction |
44 |
| Curtains, lace, cleaning |
47 |
| Curtains, washable, how to launder |
47 |
| Flannels, how to wash |
45 |
| Ironing |
48 |
| Satines, ginghams, and prints |
44 |
| Silk undergarments, the right way to wash |
46 |
| Soap, borax |
50 |
| Soap, hard, rule for |
49 |
| Soap, soft |
50 |
| Starching |
48 |
| |
| IN THE DINING-ROOM. |
| Introduction |
52 |
| Breakfast table, at the |
54 |
| Dinner table, how to set the |
55 |
| Duties of the waitress |
57 |
| Luncheon and tea table |
56 |
| Refinement not exclusively for the rich |
53 |
| Serving meals without a servant |
58 |
| Table, setting the |
52 |
| Waitress, duties of the |
57 |
| |
| BUYING FOOD AND CARING FOR IT. |
| Beef, fore quarter of |
64 |
| Beef, hind quarter of |
62 |
| Beef, loin of |
70 |
| Beef, rump of |
71 |
| Beef, sirloin, second cut |
66 |
| Butter |
73 |
| Buying for a small family |
70 |
| Chops, rib |
69 |
| Chuck ribs |
61 |
| Clarifying fat |
76 |
| Eggs |
73 |
| First five ribs |
61 |
| Food, care of |
75 |
| Fore quarter of beef |
64 |
| Going to market |
60 |
| Groceries |
74 |
| Hind quarter of beef |
62 |
| Leg of mutton |
72 |
| Loin of beef |
70 |
| Market, going to |
60 |
| Milk |
73 |
| Mutton, carcass of |
67 |
| Mutton, leg of |
72 |
| Odds and ends, care of |
77 |
| Rib chops |
69 |
| Ribs, chuck |
61 |
| Ribs, first five |
61 |
| Rump of beef |
71 |
| Sirloin of beef, second cut |
66 |
| Sirloin roast |
68 |
| Small family, buying for a |
70 |
| |
| SOUPS. |
| Bean |
92 |
| Bean, cream of |
92 |
| Bean, Lima |
90 |
| Beef |
82 |
| Bisque, mock |
87 |
| Chicken |
86 |
| Chowder, clam |
73 |
| Chowder, fish |
94 |
| Chowder, salt codfish |
95 |
| Clam chowder |
93 |
| Clam |
93 |
| Codfish chowder, salt |
95 |
| Corn |
89 |
| Cream of bean |
92 |
| Cream of dried peas |
91 |
| Cream of rice |
86 |
| Dried pea |
91 |
| Dried pea, cream of |
91 |
| Fish chowder |
94 |
| Hub |
90 |
| Lima bean |
90 |
| Macaroni |
82 |
| Macaroni and tomato |
88 |
| Mock bisque |
87 |
| Oxtail |
83 |
| Oyster |
92 |
| Pea, dried |
91 |
| Plain stock |
80 |
| Potato |
89 |
| Rice |
82 |
| Rice, cream of |
86 |
| Salt codfish chowder |
95 |
| Scotch broth |
84 |
| Stock, a good plain |
80 |
| Stock, second |
81 |
| Tomato |
87 |
| Tomato, No. 2 |
88 |
| Tomato and macaroni |
88 |
| Veal broth |
84 |
| Vegetable soup |
85 |
| |
| FISH. |
| Introduction |
96 |
| Baked fish |
98 |
| Baked salt mackerel |
99 |
| Boiling fish |
97 |
| Breaded fish |
101 |
| Breaded lobster |
109 |
| Broiling fish |
99 |
| Broiled halibut |
100 |
| Clams, roast |
111 |
| Clams, steamed |
111 |
| Clams, stewed |
110 |
| Codfish, salt, in cream |
102 |
| Crabs, escaloped |
110 |
| Creamed oysters |
107 |
| Curry of lobster |
108 |
| Escaloped crabs |
110 |
| Escaloped fish |
101 |
| Escaloped lobster |
109 |
| Escaloped oysters |
106 |
| Escaloped shrimp |
110 |
| Fish balls |
103 |
| Fish cakes |
103 |
| Fish cakes, fresh |
104 |
| Fricassee of lobster |
109 |
| Fried fish |
100 |
| Fried oysters |
107 |
| Fried scallops |
105 |
| Halibut, broiled |
100 |
| How fish should be broiled |
99 |
| How to boil fish |
97 |
| Lobster |
108 |
| Lobster, breaded |
109 |
| Lobster, curry of |
108 |
| Lobster, escaloped |
109 |
| Lobster, fricassee of |
109 |
| Mackerel, baked salt |
99 |
| Oysters au gratin |
106 |
| Oysters, creamed |
107 |
| Oysters, escaloped |
106 |
| Oysters, fried |
107 |
| Oysters on toast |
105 |
| Oyster stew |
105 |
| Roast clams |
111 |
| Salt codfish in cream |
102 |
| Scallops, fried |
105 |
| Shrimp, escaloped |
110 |
| Steamed clams |
111 |
| Stewed clams |
110 |
| Stewed oysters |
105 |
| |
| HOW TO COOK MEAT. |
| Baked hash |
147 |
| Beef, braised |
131 |
| Beef, shin, stewed |
129 |
| Beefsteak and onions |
124 |
| Beefsteak roll |
132 |
| Beef stew from cold roast |
134 |
| Beef olives |
133 |
| Blanquette of cold meat |
138 |
| Boiling |
112 |
| Boiled corned beef |
113 |
| Boiled fowl |
154 |
| Boiled ham |
115 |
| Boiled leg of mutton |
112 |
| Boiled tongue |
115 |
| Braised beef |
131 |
| Breaded chicken |
157 |
| Breaded chops |
127 |
| Breaded sausages |
129 |
| Breaded veal cutlets |
128 |
| Breading croquettes |
151 |
| Broiling |
122 |
| Broiling in a frying-pan |
123 |
| Broiled chops with bacon |
123 |
| Broiled kidneys |
142 |
| Broiled small birds |
162 |
| Broiled tripe |
144 |
| Broiled venison |
163 |
| Calf’s liver sauté |
143 |
| Chicken, breaded |
157 |
| Chicken, creamed |
158 |
| Chicken dressing |
157 |
| Chicken, fried |
158 |
| Chicken gravy |
156 |
| Chicken livers en brochette |
144 |
| Chicken pie |
160 |
| Chicken, roast |
155 |
| Chicken, stewed |
159 |
| Chicken, white fricassee |
160 |
| Chops, breaded |
127 |
| Chops, broiled, with bacon |
123 |
| Chops, pork |
139 |
| Cold lamb stew |
135 |
| Cold meat, blanquette of |
138 |
| Cold mutton stew |
135 |
| Cold roast, beef stew from |
134 |
| Corned beef, boiled |
113 |
| Corned beef hash |
146 |
| Corned beef, spiced |
114 |
| Creamed chicken |
158 |
| Creamed dried beef |
135 |
| Creamed turkey |
159 |
| Croquettes, breading |
151 |
| Croquettes, meat and potato |
152 |
| Croquettes, mutton |
150 |
| Curried rabbit |
163 |
| Cutlets, mutton, sauté |
128 |
| Cutlets, veal, breaded |
128 |
| Dried beef, creamed |
135 |
| Duck, roast |
160 |
| Fat, how to keep |
126 |
| Fat, the kind to use |
126 |
| Fresh meat hash |
146 |
| Fresh tongue |
115 |
| Fricassee of rabbit |
162 |
| Fricassee of veal |
137 |
| Fried chicken |
158 |
| Fried liver and bacon |
143 |
| Fried salt pork |
139 |
| Fried tripe |
145 |
| Frizzled smoked beef |
135 |
| Frying |
124 |
| Frying basket, the way to lower it |
127 |
| Frying-pan, to broil in |
123 |
| Gravy, chicken |
156 |
| Grouse, roast |
161 |
| Ham, boiled |
115 |
| Ham, roast |
121 |
| Hamburg steaks |
133 |
| Hash, baked |
147 |
| Hash, corned beef |
146 |
| Hash of fresh meat |
146 |
| How to clean and truss poultry |
153 |
| How to keep fat |
126 |
| How to roast meat in the oven |
117 |
| Kidneys, broiled |
142 |
| Kidneys sauté |
141 |
| Kidneys, stewed |
141 |
| Lamb, roast |
119 |
| Leg of mutton, boiled |
112 |
| Liver, fried, with bacon |
143 |
| Livers, chicken, en brochette |
144 |
| Meat and potato croquettes |
152 |
| Meat cakes |
148 |
| Meat, how to roast in the oven |
117 |
| Meat, minced, on toast |
148 |
| Minced meat on toast |
148 |
| Miscellaneous modes |
129 |
| Mutton, boiled leg of |
112 |
| Mutton croquettes |
150 |
| Mutton cutlets sauté |
128 |
| Mutton, ragout of |
137 |
| Mutton, roast |
120 |
| Mutton, steamed |
113 |
| Mutton, stuffed |
120 |
| Olives, beef |
133 |
| Partridge, roast |
161 |
| Pickled tongue |
115 |
| Pie, chicken |
160 |
| Pork chops |
139 |
| Pork, roast |
121 |
| Pot roast |
130 |
| Poultry, to clean and truss |
153 |
| Ptarmigan, roast |
161 |
| Rabbit, curried |
163 |
| Rabbit, fricassee of |
162 |
| Ragout of mutton |
137 |
| Rib of beef, roast |
118 |
| Roast chicken |
155 |
| Roast duck |
160 |
| Roast grouse |
161 |
| Roast ham |
121 |
| Roasting meat, science in |
116 |
| Roast lamb |
119 |
| Roast mutton |
120 |
| Roast partridge |
161 |
| Roast pork |
121 |
| Roast ptarmigan |
161 |
| Roast rib of beef |
118 |
| Roast turkey |
156 |
| Roast veal |
120 |
| Salt pork, fried |
139 |
| Salt pork in batter |
140 |
| Sanders |
149 |
| Sausages, breaded |
129 |
| Sausage cakes |
140 |
| Sausage hash |
147 |
| Science in roasting meat |
116 |
| Sheep’s hearts, stewed |
142 |
| Shin of beef, stewed |
129 |
| Small birds, broiled |
162 |
| Small timbales |
149 |
| Smoked beef, frizzled |
135 |
| Smoked tongue |
115 |
| Spiced corned beef |
114 |
| Steak, Hamburg |
133 |
| Steamed mutton |
113 |
| Stew from cold lamb or mutton |
135 |
| Stewed chicken |
159 |
| Stewed kidneys |
141 |
| Stewed sheep’s hearts |
142 |
| Stewed shin of beef |
129 |
| Stuffed mutton |
120 |
| Tongue, boiled |
115 |
| Tongue, pickled |
115 |
| Tongue, smoked |
115 |
| Tongue toast |
148 |
| Tripe, broiled |
144 |
| Tripe, fried |
145 |
| Tripe fried in batter |
145 |
| Turkey, creamed |
159 |
| Turkey or chicken dressing |
157 |
| Turkey, roast |
156 |
| Veal cutlets, breaded |
128 |
| Veal cutlets, sauté |
136 |
| Veal, fricassee of |
137 |
| Veal olives |
136 |
| Veal, roast |
120 |
| Venison, broiled |
163 |
| Venison steak sauté |
163 |
| White fricassee of chicken |
160 |
| |
| SAUCES FOR MEAT AND FISH. |
| Béchamel |
165 |
| Bisque |
168 |
| Bread |
171 |
| Brown |
164 |
| Brown, No. 2 |
164 |
| Butter |
167 |
| Butter, maître d’hôtel |
170 |
| Caper |
167 |
| Cream |
166 |
| Currant jelly |
170 |
| Curry |
167 |
| Egg |
167 |
| Hollandaise |
168 |
| Maître d’hôtel butter |
170 |
| Mint |
170 |
| Mushroom |
165 |
| Mustard |
166 |
| Parsley |
166 |
| Tartar |
169 |
| Tomato |
169 |
| White |
165 |
| |
| SALADS. |
| Introduction |
172 |
| Beet |
175 |
| Chicken |
174 |
| Cooked salad dressing |
173 |
| Fish |
174 |
| French dressing |
173 |
| Lettuce and tomato |
175 |
| Lobster |
174 |
| Mayonnaise dressing |
172 |
| Potato |
176 |
| Potato, No. 2 |
176 |
| Salad dressing, cooked |
173 |
| Tomato and lettuce |
175 |
| Vegetable |
175 |
| |
| VEGETABLES. |
| Introduction |
177 |
| Asparagus on toast |
192 |
| Asparagus with cream sauce |
192 |
| Baked beans |
190 |
| Baked cabbage |
195 |
| Baked hominy |
197 |
| Baked rice |
198 |
| Baked sweet potatoes |
182 |
| Beans, baked |
190 |
| Beans, butter |
189 |
| Beans, shelled kidney |
190 |
| Beets |
185 |
| Boiled carrots |
186 |
| Boiled cauliflower |
187 |
| Boiled macaroni |
196 |
| Boiled onions |
183 |
| Boiled potatoes |
178 |
| Boiled rice |
197 |
| Boiled sweet potatoes |
182 |
| Boiled turnips |
185 |
| Browned sweet potatoes |
183 |
| Cabbage, baked |
195 |
| Cabbage, creamed |
194 |
| Cabbage, fried |
195 |
| Cabbage, hashed |
194 |
| Canned corn |
188 |
| Canned peas |
191 |
| Carrots, boiled |
186 |
| Cauliflower au gratin |
187 |
| Cauliflower, boiled |
187 |
| Celery |
199 |
| Corn, canned |
188 |
| Corn, green |
188 |
| Corn oysters |
188 |
| Creamed cabbage |
194 |
| Creamed onions |
184 |
| Croquettes, potato |
182 |
| Croquettes, rice |
198 |
| Dried Lima beans |
189 |
| Dried Lima beans, No. 2 |
189 |
| Egg plant, fried |
196 |
| Fresh Lima beans |
189 |
| Fried cabbage |
195 |
| Fried egg plant |
196 |
| Green corn |
188 |
| Green peas |
191 |
| Greens |
193 |
| Hash, vegetable |
198 |
| Hashed cabbage |
194 |
| Hashed potatoes |
180 |
| Hominy, baked |
197 |
| Lettuce, how to keep crisp |
199 |
| Lima beans, dried |
189 |
| Lima beans, dried, No. 2 |
189 |
| Lima beans, fresh |
189 |
| Lyonnaise potatoes |
181 |
| Macaroni, boiled |
196 |
| Macaroni with cheese |
197 |
| Mashed turnips |
186 |
| Nichewaug potatoes |
181 |
| Onions au gratin |
184 |
| Onions, boiled |
183 |
| Onions, creamed |
184 |
| Parsnips |
186 |
| Peas, canned |
191 |
| Peas, green |
191 |
| Potato cakes |
182 |
| Potato croquettes |
182 |
| Potatoes au gratin |
180 |
| Potatoes, boiled |
178 |
| Potatoes, hashed |
180 |
| Potatoes, stewed |
179 |
| Potatoes, stewed, No. 2 |
179 |
| Potatoes, sweet, baked |
182 |
| Potatoes, sweet, boiled |
182 |
| Potatoes, sweet, browned |
183 |
| Potatoes, sweet, warming over |
183 |
| Rice, baked |
198 |
| Rice, boiled |
197 |
| Rice croquettes |
198 |
| Salsify |
187 |
| Shelled kidney beans |
190 |
| Sliced tomatoes |
184 |
| Spinach |
193 |
| Squash |
195 |
| Squash, summer |
196 |
| Stewed potatoes |
179 |
| Stewed potatoes, No. 2 |
179 |
| Stewed tomatoes |
184 |
| String beans |
188 |
| Succotash of dried Lima beans and canned corn |
190 |
| Summer squash |
196 |
| Tomatoes au gratin |
185 |
| Tomatoes, sliced |
184 |
| Tomatoes, stewed |
184 |
| Turnips, boiled |
185 |
| Turnips, mashed |
186 |
| Vegetable hash |
198 |
| Warming over sweet potatoes |
188 |
| |
| MISCELLANEOUS DISHES. |
| Apple fritters |
207 |
| Apple sauce, evaporated |
213 |
| Apple sauce, green |
213 |
| Apples, broiled |
213 |
| Apples, fried |
213 |
| Apricots, evaporated |
214 |
| Baked eggs |
202 |
| Baked omelet |
205 |
| Baked pears |
214 |
| Baked sweet apples |
212 |
| Baked toast |
208 |
| Batter for fruit fritters |
207 |
| Boiled eggs |
200 |
| Boiled hominy |
211 |
| Bread, fried |
206 |
| Bread omelet |
205 |
| Breaded eggs |
202 |
| Broiled apples |
213 |
| Corn meal mush |
210 |
| Cracker cream toast |
209 |
| Cranberry jelly |
213 |
| Cranberry sauce |
215 |
| Creamed eggs |
202 |
| Dumplings |
215 |
| Eggs au gratin |
201 |
| Eggs, baked |
202 |
| Eggs, boiled |
200 |
| Eggs, breaded |
202 |
| Eggs, creamed |
202 |
| Egg cutlets |
203 |
| Eggs, fried |
201 |
| Eggs, poached |
200 |
| Eggs scrambled |
201 |
| Evaporated apple sauce |
213 |
| Evaporated apricots |
214 |
| Evaporated peaches |
214 |
| Fried apples |
213 |
| Fried bread |
206 |
| Fried eggs |
201 |
| Fried hominy |
211 |
| Fried mush |
210 |
| Fritters, apple |
207 |
| Fruit fritters, batter for |
207 |
| Fruit sauces |
212 |
| Green apple sauce |
213 |
| Hominy, boiled |
211 |
| Hominy cakes |
211 |
| Hominy, fried |
211 |
| Maple syrup from sugar |
207 |
| Milk toast |
208 |
| Mush |
209 |
| Mush, corn meal |
210 |
| Mush, fried |
210 |
| Oatmeal mush |
210 |
| Omelet, baked |
205 |
| Omelet, plain |
203 |
| Oyster crackers, roasted |
206 |
| Peaches, evaporated |
214 |
| Pears, baked |
214 |
| Plain omelet |
203 |
| Poached eggs |
200 |
| Prunes, stewed |
214 |
| Rarebit, Welsh |
206 |
| Rhubarb sauce |
215 |
| Roasted oyster crackers |
206 |
| Scrambled eggs |
201 |
| Soft butter toast |
208 |
| Stewed prunes |
214 |
| Sweet apples, baked |
212 |
| Syrup, maple, from sugar |
207 |
| Toast, baked |
208 |
| Toast, cracker cream |
209 |
| Toast, milk |
208 |
| Toast, soft butter |
208 |
| Welsh rarebit |
206 |
| |
| BREAD IN VARIOUS FORMS. |
| Introduction |
217 |
| Baking powder biscuit |
226 |
| Baking powder griddle cakes |
236 |
| Baltimore hominy bread |
234 |
| Biscuit, baking powder |
226 |
| Blueberry griddle cakes |
237 |
| Blueberry muffins |
232 |
| Boston brown bread |
222 |
| Bread, Baltimore hominy |
234 |
| Bread, corn |
233 |
| Bread dough, rolls from |
223 |
| Bread, entire-wheat |
221 |
| Bread, graham |
221 |
| Bread griddle cakes |
238 |
| Bread made with dry yeast |
219 |
| Bread, pulled |
223 |
| Bread, rye |
222 |
| Bread, steamed Indian |
223 |
| Bread, water |
220 |
| Buckwheat cakes |
235 |
| Buttermilk or sour milk muffins |
230 |
| Cakes, baking powder griddle |
236 |
| Cakes, blueberry griddle |
237 |
| Cakes, bread griddle |
236 |
| Cakes, buckwheat |
235 |
| Cakes, sour milk graham griddle |
236 |
| Cakes, ground rice griddle |
237 |
| Cakes, hominy griddle |
236 |
| Cakes, hominy, with sour milk, griddle |
237 |
| Cakes, raised flannel |
238 |
| Cakes, sour milk griddle |
235 |
| Cakes, sour milk Indian griddle |
236 |
| Corn bread |
233 |
| Corn cake, spider |
233 |
| Corn dodgers |
234 |
| Cream of tartar muffins |
232 |
| Crumpets |
227 |
| Dry yeast, bread made with |
219 |
| Entire-wheat bread |
221 |
| Flour pop-overs |
228 |
| Gems, wheat |
229 |
| Graham bread |
221 |
| Graham muffins |
231 |
| Graham muffins with sour milk |
231 |
| Graham pop-overs |
229 |
| Griddle cakes, bread |
238 |
| Griddle cakes, baking powder |
236 |
| Griddle cakes, blueberry |
237 |
| Griddle cakes, ground rice |
237 |
| Griddle cakes, hominy |
236 |
| Griddle cakes, hominy, with sour milk |
237 |
| Griddle cakes, sour milk |
235 |
| Griddle cakes, sour milk graham |
236 |
| Griddle cakes, sour milk Indian |
236 |
| Ground rice griddle cakes |
237 |
| Hominy griddle cakes |
236 |
| Hominy griddle cakes with sour milk |
237 |
| Hominy waffles |
240 |
| Hop yeast |
218 |
| Luncheon rolls |
226 |
| Milk rolls |
225 |
| Muffins, blueberry |
232 |
| Muffins, buttermilk or sour milk |
230 |
| Muffins, cream of tartar |
232 |
| Muffins, graham |
231 |
| Muffins, graham with sour milk |
231 |
| Muffins, raised wheat |
230 |
| Muffins, rye |
231 |
| Muffins, rye, with sour milk |
231 |
| Muffins, white corn meal |
233 |
| Muffins, yellow corn meal |
232 |
| Parker House rolls |
224 |
| Pin wheels |
227 |
| Pop-overs, flour |
228 |
| Pop-overs, graham |
229 |
| Pulled bread |
223 |
| Quick luncheon rolls |
227 |
| Raised flannel cakes |
238 |
| Raised wheat muffins |
230 |
| Raised wheat waffles |
240 |
| Rolls from bread dough |
223 |
| Rolls, luncheon |
226 |
| Rolls, quick luncheon |
227 |
| Rolls, milk |
225 |
| Rolls, Parker House |
224 |
| Rolls, sponge |
224 |
| Rye bread |
222 |
| Rye muffins |
231 |
| Rye muffins, with sour milk |
231 |
| Rye pop-overs |
229 |
| Sally Lunn |
228 |
| Sour milk graham griddle cakes |
236 |
| Sour milk griddle cakes |
255 |
| Sour milk Indian griddle cakes |
236 |
| Sour milk or buttermilk muffins |
230 |
| Spider corn cake |
233 |
| Sponge rolls |
224 |
| Steamed Indian bread |
223 |
| Waffles |
238 |
| Waffles, hominy |
240 |
| Waffles, raised wheat |
240 |
| Water bread |
220 |
| Wheat gems |
229 |
| White corn meal muffins |
233 |
| Yeast, hop |
218 |
| Yellow corn meal muffins |
232 |
| |
| CAKE. |
| Angel |
244 |
| Blackberry jam |
242 |
| Blueberry |
247 |
| Chocolate icing |
252 |
| Clinton doughnuts |
249 |
| Cold water |
245 |
| Corn starch |
244 |
| Dropped doughnuts |
250 |
| Gingerbread, maple sugar |
248 |
| Gingerbread, soft molasses |
248 |
| Gingerbread, soft molasses, No. 2 |
249 |
| Gingerbread, soft molasses, No. 3 |
249 |
| Hermits |
247 |
| Icing |
252 |
| Maple sugar gingerbread |
248 |
| Plain cup |
245 |
| Plain sponge |
243 |
| Raised fruit |
241 |
| Rich cup |
245 |
| Rich sponge |
242 |
| Soft molasses gingerbread |
248 |
| Spice |
241 |
| Strawberry shortcake |
251 |
| Strawberry shortcake, No. 2 |
251 |
| Swiss |
246 |
| Tea |
246 |
| |
| PASTRY. |
| Apple pie, sliced |
254 |
| Apple pie, stewed |
255 |
| Apple turnovers |
259 |
| Berry pies |
256 |
| Berry tarts |
258 |
| Chocolate pie |
258 |
| Cream pie |
257 |
| Delicate paste |
253 |
| Lemon pie |
256 |
| Mince meat |
254 |
| Mince pies |
255 |
| Peach pie |
255 |
| Plain paste |
253 |
| Sliced apple pie |
254 |
| Squash pie |
256 |
| Stewed apple pie |
255 |
| Sweet potato pie |
257 |
| Washington pie |
258 |
| |
| PUDDINGS. |
| Apple and Indian |
262 |
| Apple sponge |
263 |
| Apple tapioca |
262 |
| Baked apple |
261 |
| Baked apple dumplings |
261 |
| Baked Indian |
271 |
| Baked rice |
280 |
| Berry |
266 |
| Blackberry |
267 |
| Blueberry |
265 |
| Blueberry, No. 2 |
266 |
| Boiled rice |
278 |
| Bread |
272 |
| Caramel |
276 |
| Chester |
269 |
| Chocolate |
275 |
| Chocolate, No. 2 |
275 |
| Cocoanut |
277 |
| Cold farina |
280 |
| Cold rice |
279 |
| Corn starch |
276 |
| Cottage |
273 |
| Cream |
274 |
| Custard |
277 |
| Dumplings, baked apple |
262 |
| Dumplings, steamed apple |
262 |
| English rice |
280 |
| Farina, cold |
280 |
| Farina fruit |
281 |
| Farina, hot |
280 |
| Graham |
270 |
| Hot farina |
280 |
| Indian and apple |
262 |
| Jam |
268 |
| Lemon |
273 |
| Little fruit |
265 |
| Mock Indian |
272 |
| Oatmeal |
278 |
| Orange snow |
283 |
| Peach tapioca |
263 |
| Plum |
269 |
| Prune |
263 |
| Prune tapioca |
264 |
| Quick steamed apple |
261 |
| Quiver |
268 |
| Raspberry tapioca |
264 |
| Rhubarb |
267 |
| Rice balls |
279 |
| Rose |
281 |
| Snow |
282 |
| Snow, No. 2 |
282 |
| Snow blancmange |
283 |
| Sponge |
273 |
| Sponge apple |
263 |
| Steamed apple |
260 |
| Steamed apple dumplings |
262 |
| Steamed batter |
268 |
| Steamed black |
267 |
| Steamed Indian |
271 |
| Steamed Indian and apple |
271 |
| Steamed Indian berry |
271 |
| Tapioca |
278 |
| Tapioca prune |
264 |
| Tapioca raspberry |
264 |
| Turkish |
270 |
| Wayne |
270 |
| |
| PUDDING SAUCES. |
| Cinnamon |
286 |
| Clear |
286 |
| Clear lemon |
286 |
| Creamy |
284 |
| Egg |
285 |
| Foaming |
284 |
| Fruit |
285 |
| Golden |
287 |
| Hot cream |
288 |
| Italian |
287 |
| Molasses |
285 |
| Nutmeg |
286 |
| Vinegar |
285 |
| Wine |
284 |
| |
| SWEETS. |
| Apricot ice |
299 |
| Baked cup custards |
290 |
| Blackberry jelly |
294 |
| Blancmange, chocolate |
292 |
| Blancmange, moss |
292 |
| Blancmange, sea moss farina |
292 |
| Chocolate ice cream |
297 |
| Cider jelly |
293 |
| Coffee jelly |
294 |
| Cup custards, baked |
290 |
| Cup custards, steamed |
290 |
| Custard, soft |
289 |
| Directions for freezing |
295 |
| Lemon jelly |
293 |
| Lemon sherbet |
298 |
| Milk sherbet |
298 |
| Moss blancmange |
292 |
| Orange jelly |
294 |
| Orange sherbet |
298 |
| Peach ice |
299 |
| Peach ice cream |
297 |
| Pistachio ice cream |
297 |
| Raspberry jelly |
294 |
| Rennet custard |
290 |
| Sea moss farina blancmange |
292 |
| Slip |
291 |
| Soft custard |
289 |
| Steamed cup custards |
290 |
| Strawberry Bavarian cream |
291 |
| Strawberry ice cream |
297 |
| Strawberry jelly |
294 |
| Tapioca custard |
290 |
| Vanilla ice cream |
296 |
| Wine jelly |
293 |
| |
| BEVERAGES. |
| Boiled coffee |
302 |
| Breakfast cocoa |
304 |
| Broma |
304 |
| Chocolate |
304 |
| Cocoa |
304 |
| Cocoa shells and nibs |
306 |
| Coffee |
301 |
| Filtered coffee |
302 |
| Lemonade |
306 |
| Tea |
300 |
| |
| PRESERVES AND PICKLES. |
| Blackberry jam |
314 |
| Canadian tomato pickle |
320 |
| Canned rhubarb |
314 |
| Canned tomatoes |
322 |
| Canning fruits |
311 |
| Catsup, tomato |
321 |
| Covering jellies |
316 |
| Crab apples |
308 |
| Crab apple jelly |
318 |
| Crab apple, spiced |
323 |
| Cucumber pickles |
318 |
| Currant and raisin jam |
315 |
| Currant jelly |
316 |
| Currant jelly, No. 2 |
317 |
| Currants, spiced |
322 |
| Different fruits need different treatment |
312 |
| Filling the jars |
312 |
| Governor’s sauce |
321 |
| Grape preserve |
309 |
| Jam, blackberry |
314 |
| Jam, raisin and currant |
315 |
| Jam, raspberry |
314 |
| Jellies |
315 |
| Jelly, currant |
316 |
| Other jellies |
318 |
| Peaches, preserved |
307 |
| Pear marmalade |
315 |
| Pears, preserved |
308 |
| Piccalilli |
323 |
| Pickle, tomato |
320 |
| Pickles, cucumber |
318 |
| Pineapple, preserved |
310 |
| Pineapple, uncooked, preserved |
310 |
| Preserved peaches |
307 |
| Preserved pears |
308 |
| Preserved pineapple |
310 |
| Preserved uncooked pineapple |
310 |
| Preserved plums |
309 |
| Preserved quinces |
309 |
| Pulp of fruit, what to do with it |
307 |
| Quality of the fruit |
307 |
| Raspberry jam |
314 |
| Rhubarb, canned |
314 |
| Small fruits, how to can |
313 |
| Spiced crab apple |
323 |
| Spiced currants |
322 |
| Sun cooked strawberries |
311 |
| Sweet cucumber pickles |
319 |
| Tomatoes, canned |
322 |
| Tomato catsup |
321 |
| Tomato pickle |
320 |
| What to do with fruit pulp |
307 |
| |
| FOR THOSE WHO LIVE ON FARMS. |
| Introduction |
324 |
| Bacon, to cure breakfast |
328 |
| Butter making |
335 |
| Cheese, cottage |
335 |
| Cheese, hogs’ head |
330 |
| Chine and jowl, to cure |
328 |
| Chine pillau |
329 |
| Corned shoulder of mutton |
326 |
| Corning, how to prepare meat for |
325 |
| Cottage cheese |
335 |
| Cream, care of |
334 |
| Dairy, the |
334 |
| English sausage meat |
328 |
| Essence of rennet |
333 |
| Hams, to cure |
327 |
| Hogs’ head cheese |
330 |
| Jowl and chine, to cure |
328 |
| Jowl, to cook |
329 |
| Lard, how to render |
320 |
| Milk, care of |
334 |
| Mutton, corned shoulder of |
326 |
| Pickle for any kind of meat |
326 |
| Pickle for tongues |
326 |
| Pigs’ feet |
332 |
| Pillau, chine |
329 |
| Rennet, essence of |
333 |
| Rennet, to preserve |
332 |
| Rennet wine |
333 |
| Sausage meat |
328 |
| Sausage meat, English |
328 |
| Scrapple |
331 |
| Soused tripe |
332 |
| Tongues, pickle for |
326 |
| Tripe |
332 |
| Wine, rennet |
333 |
| |
| CARE OF THE SICK. |
| Introduction |
338 |
| Apple water |
348 |
| Arrowroot gruel |
347 |
| Barley water |
348 |
| Bathing |
339 |
| Beef juice |
345 |
| Beef tea |
344 |
| Broth, mutton |
341 |
| Camphorated oil |
351 |
| Cleanliness and ventilation |
329 |
| Cold in the head, remedy for |
351 |
| Cracked ice, to keep |
341 |
| Cracker gruel |
347 |
| Crust coffee |
349 |
| Custard, mutton |
343 |
| Eggnog |
348 |
| Egg tea |
349 |
| Flour gruel |
346 |
| For a cold in the head |
351 |
| Gargle for a sore throat |
351 |
| Gruel, arrowroot |
347 |
| Gruel, cracker |
347 |
| Gruel, flour |
346 |
| Gruel, Indian meal |
346 |
| Gruel, oatmeal |
346 |
| Ice, cracked, to keep |
341 |
| Ice, to break in a sick room |
341 |
| Indian meal gruel |
346 |
| Jelly, restorative |
350 |
| Lemonade, moss |
349 |
| Lime water |
351 |
| Milk punch |
347 |
| Moss lemonade |
349 |
| Mutton broth |
341 |
| Mutton custard |
343 |
| Neuralgia, to relieve |
340 |
| Oatmeal gruel |
346 |
| Oyster roast |
343 |
| Oysters roasted in the shell |
343 |
| Oysters, steamed |
343 |
| Prunes, senna |
350 |
| Punch, milk |
347 |
| Raw beef sandwiches |
345 |
| Restorative jelly |
350 |
| Rice water |
348 |
| Roast oysters |
343 |
| Roasted oysters, in the shell |
343 |
| Round steak |
345 |
| Sandwiches, raw beef |
345 |
| Senna prunes |
350 |
| Sore throat, a gargle for |
351 |
| Steak, round |
345 |
| Steamed oysters |
343 |
| Tea, beef |
344 |
| Tea, egg |
349 |
| Turpentine applications |
340 |
| Ventilation and cleanliness |
339 |
| Wine whey |
349 |
| |
| WHEN CLEANING HOUSE. |
| Introduction |
352 |
| Carpets, laying the |
357 |
| Carpets, taking up and cleaning |
355 |
| Cleaning the cellar |
353 |
| Dusting |
356 |
| From cellar to attic |
354 |
| Kitchen, pantry, and closets |
359 |
| Rooms on the first floor |
358 |
| Sweeping |
356 |
| System absolutely necessary |
352 |
| Washing painted surfaces |
356 |
| Whitewashing, importance of |
354 |
| |
| ODD BITS OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE. |
| A word regarding stains |
371 |
| About whipping cream |
364 |
| Acids, what to do if they are spilled |
377 |
| Alcohol for grass stains |
376 |
| Ants, how to drive away |
387 |
| Bouquet of sweet herbs, how to make |
367 |
| Brass, how to clean |
383 |
| Bread, to freshen |
367 |
| Bread crumbs, how to prepare |
365 |
| Breading articles for frying |
365 |
| Brightening leather furniture |
379 |
| Brushes, to clean |
381 |
| Burning accidents, what to do in case of |
368 |
| Cake, to freshen |
367 |
| Care of straw matting |
381 |
| Care of the hands |
387 |
| Cement for china |
384 |
| Chandeliers, keeping flies from |
387 |
| Chimney, what to do when it is cold |
385 |
| Cleaning brass |
383 |
| Cleaning chamois skins |
381 |
| Cleaning dress silks and ribbons |
380 |
| Cleaning fluid, a good |
378 |
| Coffee, tea, or wine stains on linen |
374 |
| Cold cream |
388 |
| Colors, restoring |
377 |
| Conveniences when sweeping |
383 |
| Cream, about whipping |
364 |
| Crumbs, how to prepare |
365 |
| Cupfuls, half-pints, and gills |
388 |
| Driving away ants |
387 |
| Equivalents of measures in weight |
389 |
| Flies, to keep away from chandeliers |
387 |
| Flour, difference in various brands |
361 |
| Flour paste |
368 |
| Fruit stains, treatment of |
373 |
| Frying, breading articles for |
365 |
| Furniture, to remove stains from |
382 |
| Getting rid of the odor of onions |
366 |
| Grass stains, alcohol for |
376 |
| Grease spots on wall paper, treatment of |
378 |
| Grease spots, to remove |
371 |
| Grease, to take from wood and stone |
372 |
| Handles of knives and forks, how to fasten |
384 |
| Hands, the care of |
387 |
| Heat of the oven, how to test |
386 |
| Herbs, sweet, making a bouquet of |
367 |
| How to prepare bread crumbs |
365 |
| Iron and earthen ware, to temper |
367 |
| Iron rust, the best way to remove |
374 |
| Javelle water, how to make |
377 |
| Kid, to prevent from cracking |
385 |
| Leather furniture, to brighten |
379 |
| Marble, removing stains from |
373 |
| Matting, care of |
381 |
| Measures, equivalents of, in weight |
389 |
| Mending breaks in plaster |
383 |
| Meringue, to prevent from falling |
367 |
| Mildewed clothes, treatment of |
374 |
| Muriatic acid for stains on porcelain |
376 |
| Naphtha, use of, in the household |
369 |
| Oil, value of a drop of |
385 |
| Onions, getting rid of the odor of |
366 |
| Onion juice, ways to get |
366 |
| Oven heat, testing with paper |
386 |
| Oven thermometers |
386 |
| Paint, to remove |
376 |
| Paper, soiled, how to clean |
378, 379 |
| Paste, flour |
368 |
| Pitch and tar, to remove |
375 |
| Plaster, mending breaks in |
383 |
| Points of difference in various brands of flour |
361 |
| Porcelain, stains on, how to remove |
376 |
| Preventing a meringue from falling |
367 |
| Preventing silks and woollens from turning yellow |
380 |
| Raisins, how to stone |
366 |
| Removing blood stains |
375 |
| Removing ink stains |
376 |
| Removing iron rust |
374 |
| Removing sewing-machine oil stains |
375 |
| Removing stains from marble |
373 |
| Restoring colors |
377 |
| Ridding the house of water bugs |
386 |
| Silk goods, to keep from turning yellow |
380 |
| Soiled paper, stale bread for cleaning |
379 |
| Stains, a word regarding |
371 |
| Stains, fruit, treatment of |
373 |
| Stains on linen,—coffee, tea, or wine |
374 |
| Stains on porcelain, muriatic acid for |
376 |
| Stains, removing ink |
376 |
| Stale bread for cleaning soiled paper |
379 |
| Stoning raisins in an easy manner |
366 |
| Straw matting, care of |
381 |
| Sweeping, conveniences to use when |
383 |
| Sweet herbs, making a bouquet of |
367 |
| Tar, how to remove |
375 |
| Testing the oven heat with paper |
386 |
| Thermometers, oven |
386 |
| To clean brushes |
381 |
| To clean woods in natural finish |
382 |
| To freshen bread and cake |
367 |
| To make Javelle water |
377 |
| To prevent kid from cracking |
385 |
| To remove grease spots |
371 |
| To remove paint |
376 |
| To remove pitch and tar |
375 |
| To remove white stains from furniture |
382 |
| To take grease from wood and stone |
372 |
| To temper iron and earthen ware |
367 |
| Use of naphtha in the household |
369 |
| Value of a drop of oil |
385 |
| Various brands of flour, points of difference in |
361 |
| Wall paper, treatment of grease spots on |
378 |
| Wall paper, two ways to repair |
379 |
| Water bugs, ridding the house of |
386 |
| Ways to get onion juice |
366 |
| What to do when burning accidents occur |
368 |
| What to do when the chimney is cold |
385 |
| When and why soda, cream of tartar, and baking powders are used |
363 |
| When acids are spilled |
377 |
| When clothes become mildewed |
374 |
| Woollen goods, to keep from turning yellow |
380 |