This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
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13887 | The next question is, how shall we prepare the grain so as to make the best bread from it? |
15464 | What are you giving so that others may live? |
28419 | *****"HOW WELL CAN WE LIVE IF WE ARE MODERATELY POOR?" |
22114 | The question asked by invalids, families, and households is, What is the best medicine to give in the above diseases, and what to have always ready? |
33246 | Wines"A cup of wine sir? |
35506 | There are cook- books and cook- books, but who ever saw a cook- book for"Cloud City"? |
31534 | The eternal feminine question is,"What shall we have for dinner to- day?" |
37444 | Their jams are very good, but why pay twenty cents a pound for a mixture of apple juice and corn sirup? |
27245 | MEMORANDUM Prevention of Disease, Insanity and Crime CONTENTS: Wet or Dry? |
27245 | WHAT SHALL WE DRINK WITH OUR MEALS? |
18542 | And fish? |
18542 | And for what? |
29084 | If it be asked, what precise quantity, or degree of strength is required in tar water? |
33253 | Shall we use candles at_ luncheon_? |
33253 | If one has a friend still in college with a kodak( and what college girl does not own one? |
32414 | but you must be eating fire, and I know not what-- what have you got there, I say?" |
31102 | PICKLES"_ How Cam''st in Such a Pickle?_"--SHAKESPEARE. |
31102 | SANDWICHES"_ Would you know how first he met her? |
35646 | Some of our readers may naturally ask: How is it that French cookery is believed by many to be the contrary of what it really is? |
35646 | You enter the place, ask for a French dish; or, ask if you can have such a dish,_ à la Française_? |
29007 | And if this is true with regard to men''s businesses, is it not equally so with regard to women''s? |
29007 | What does it matter if some may sneer at your thread- bare carpets and frugal fare? |
54039 | If this be the case where money is no object, how much harder is it for those who are obliged to make the most of everything? |
26492 | ?--This plant is very common in the woods bordering a sphagnum moor at Malloryville, N. Y., ten miles from Ithaca, during July to September. |
26492 | One is often asked the question:"How do you tell the mushrooms from the toadstools?" |
16514 | What are timbales and sautés and ingredients, and how do you mix''em and how long do you bake''em? |
16514 | Wo n''t somebody please tell me all about it?'''' |
16514 | `` What is a roux,''''she said,`` and what''s a mousse and what''s an entrée? |
31605 | _ How well can we live, if we are moderately poor?_NEW YORK: DODD, MEAD& COMPANY, 751 BROADWAY. |
31605 | The question of the hour is"How well can we live, if we are moderately poor?" |
43643 | When was the beginning? |
13669 | What Shall I Have For----? |
13669 | The perplexing home question with every woman is"What shall I have for Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner, or Supper?" |
13669 | When planning a meal, just run your finger down the index and get an answer to the question,"What shall I have?" |
42955 | WHAT IS PAPER BAG COOKERY? |
53525 | What can surpass a fresh mackerel, grilled after being split open and boned? |
53525 | Why do they, we would ask, invariably establish themselves on the sunny side of the road? |
42450 | Who can find a virtuous woman? 42450 But why do n''t you eat? 42450 If persons without brains can accomplish this, why can not you? 38823 And when at last, poor man, subdued, lies down to death resigned, May he not still be happier far than those he leaves behind? 38823 Have you a friend, a comrade dear, An old and valued friend? 38823 The bride goes to the bridegroom''s home With doubtings and with tears, But, does not Hope her rainbow spread Across her cloudy fears? 43566 You graceless whelp, what have you got there devouring? |
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6745 | Stove, or Range? |
6745 | The question is sometimes asked, Should ducks be larded? |
6745 | The question often arises, even with old housekeepers, Which shall it be-- a stove or a range? |
6745 | Why not have a little bed of herbs in your own garden, and before they go to seed, dry what you will need for the winter and spring? |
6745 | Why not have something else if you do not like the real flavor of the goose? |
40943 | Are these the cream tarts of the Arabian Nights? |
40943 | Can not the use of hartshorn in food be put down? |
40943 | If the tin inside is indispensable,( which it is) why have any copper about it? |
40943 | Who could eat pork with the blood appearing, when served? |
40943 | Who ever asked for a slice of pork_ done rare_? |
40943 | Why is it that so many families"have never had an apple corer in their house?" |
14594 | For instance, suppose we read,"Take two onions, one carrot, one turnip, and one head of celery,"--what does this mean? |
14594 | How then are strict vegetarians to make pastry, butter being classed with the forbidden fruit? |
14594 | In our dinner for eight we would first ask them how much meat would they have allowed a head? |
14594 | Suppose, however, this half a pound of butter is used as a means of going without a leg of mutton? |
14594 | The disputed point is, should the tomatoes be grilled whole or cut in half? |
14594 | The next great question is, how much butter should be allowed for, say, six eggs? |
14594 | When will English housekeepers grasp the idea of frying? |
5889 | Answers to commonly- asked questions Will the cooker work in winter( in the United States)? |
5889 | But how do you know if the water got hot enough? |
5889 | Cooking with the Solar Funnel Cooker What do you cook in a crock pot or moderate- temperature oven? |
5889 | How do you cook bread in a jar? |
5889 | Wait, how about a canning jar? |
5889 | What is the optimum"opening angle"for the funnel cooker? |
28491 | A far cry, and heretical, do you say, gentle reader? |
28491 | I wonder if anybody else recalls, as I do, the first editions of fruit cans? |
28491 | I wonder, now and then, if the prevalence of divorce has any connection with the decline of home cooking? |
28491 | Is anybody left, I wonder, who can cut oranges into lilies? |
34107 | Why English people always spell this word wrong? 34107 Any kind of game( birds?) 34107 At once he will order to kill a chicken and grill it in Scotch form? 34107 Tamarind( an acid?) 34107 Why do old East Indians live so long? 34107 [ 9][ 9] Why English people always spell this word wrong? 34107 hot? 11067 An''if I had sic a sarkfu''o''sair banes wi_ ae_ feather,"he argued,"what like maun it be wi''a hale bed?" |
11067 | ***** WILL YOU TRY A CUP OF TEA that, instead of injuring your nerves and toughening your food, is Absolutely Safe and Delightful? |
11067 | ****** WHY HESITATE? |
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11067 | Electric Appliances for Electric Treatment& c.,& c. Have you tried our, New and Pure DRESSING FLOUR for Cutlets, Fritters& c.? |
11067 | Now, what are we to get for that erewhile_ sine qua non_ of the sick room, Beef Tea? |
11067 | Of course, those who wish to have them absolutely pure will substitute vegetable suet or butter, and vegetable gelatine for beef suet and clarified(?) |
11067 | This is a high ideal: can it be realised? |
11067 | This is where, too, we must find the answer to those half- curious wholly sceptical folks who ask us,"Whatever_ do_ you have for dinner?" |
29519 | *** How many people are crying,"How can we save? |
29519 | Shall the lot fall on the house- furnishing, or the garden, or the toilet, or the breakfast or the dinner table? |
29519 | Shall we do with one servant less, move into a cheaper neighbourhood, or into a smaller house? |
29519 | What should we think of a person who insisted on riding pillion, because her mother rode pillion? |
29519 | Where can we retrench? |
29519 | Whoever thinks anything of the small quantities of good beer left in the jug; it is so much easier to throw it away than put it in a bottle? |
12293 | 8vo, London, 1787(?). |
12293 | How did all these men, women, boys, girls, get their daily food? |
12293 | Slender: You are afraid, if you see the bear loose, are you not? |
12293 | What could critics say, after this? |
12293 | Who will venture to deny that the first person who kept unreasonable hours was an author and a poet? |
15363 | Ca n''t I give you another piece of meat or pie? |
15363 | Do you teach your pupils how to carve? |
15363 | In answer to the question,''What does cookery mean?'' 15363 May I give you some of the salad?" |
15363 | Wo n''t you have some more tea or pudding? |
15363 | Have you never received all flank, or a hard dry wing, while another guest had all tenderloin, or the second joint? |
15363 | It is in far better taste to say,"Will you have some hot coffee?" |
15363 | This may seem an easy matter; but do we often see pressed beef, tongue, or even bread cut as it should be? |
17438 | But do you know the real knack of putting it together? |
17438 | Can you think of anything that will spoil a meal more quickly than poor, over moist, doughy or heavy bread? |
17438 | Do I hear you say"Well I know that?" |
17438 | Do n''t you remember the brownstone crock that was kept in the pantry and each time it was left with just enough of the mixture to start a new batter? |
17438 | Do you ever weigh your purchases? |
17438 | Do you know that there are still among us women who firmly believe that placing other foods to cook in oven with cake will surely spoil it? |
17438 | Have you ever had just a small piece of fish left over, entirely too small to serve by itself? |
17438 | How can you keep a house without a pair of reliable scales? |
17438 | Remember, you would not prefer to ride in a horse car, as a means of conveyance, so why use the recipes of those days? |
43943 | How may we avoid the painful maladies that are prevalent, and escape the surgeon''s knife? |
43943 | How may we be delivered from further participation in all this needless shedding of innocent blood? |
43943 | How may we live out our full length of days in health and vigour, instead of dying of disease? |
43943 | ="Is Flesh- Eating Morally Defensible? |
43943 | ="Shall We Vivisect? |
43943 | How can we consistently sing and talk of''Peace on Earth''when we are participating in ruthless warfare against the animal creation? |
19077 | _ Some choice sous''d fish brought couchant in a dish, Among some fennel._"_ Of what complexion? 19077 But, if we must eat at midnight, the question may well be asked, What shall we eat? 19077 CHAFING- DISH DAINTIES CHAFING- DISHES PAST AND PRESENT 151 CHAFING- DISH APPOINTMENTS 153 ARE MIDNIGHT SUPPERS HYGIENIC? 19077 Can one keep one''s health and eat late suppers? 19077 In regard to the chafing- dish and its most prominent use, some one may fittingly ask: Is it hygienic to eat at midnight? 19077 Jonson._ Art thou come? 19077 Were you ever present when the process of evolving a rarebit was in progress and half the guests were not disappointed in the seasoning? 19077 What is health but youth? 19077 What possessor of a chafing- dish has not concocted a rarebit-- and the best one ever made? 37680 And this faint Sallow Place upon my Mien-- How came it There? 37680 And, moreover, one is seldom hungry in the morning, and what is the use of feeding a person who is not hungry? 37680 Each Morn a thousand Cereals brings, you say? 37680 From that fair Coffee Bean? 37680 His mind, distraught with business cares, harks back to his home-- with pleasure? 37680 P. S. 3.? 37680 Yes, but where leaves the Food of Yesterday? 34822 And pray, sir,"asked the farmer,"how are turnips t''year?" |
34822 | Have you given expedients, so if articles called for in the receipts are not at hand others may be substituted? |
34822 | Is it not a mistake to use French names, which many do not understand? |
34822 | Is your book only for rich people? |
34822 | Some of the questions have been the following:"Have you given receipts suitable for a family of two or three?" |
34822 | Therefore, why should they be scorned or overlooked by those who can have them for the gathering? |
34822 | This caused so much comment that the next day no two people met who did not say:"Do you know how the new bishop eat his fondue last night?" |
45863 | But are such evils as these to be traced to the use of unwholesome food? |
45863 | Can any human agency hinder the series of calamities entailed by these things? |
45863 | Can we not learn, while we do the one, not to leave the other undone? |
45863 | It may be asked,"Why then publish a book of counsels and receipts, for there surely are many receipt- books?" |
45863 | What wonder if mutual dissatisfaction and a speedy separation is the result? |
45863 | Whether the spirit of the New Testament is carried, as it should be, into the every- day concerns of life? |
7223 | What have you got there? 7223 Did not Darwin raise eighty seedlings from a single clod of earth taken from a bird''s foot? 7223 Do you know what an English tourist said, looking into a Moorish cooking- pot? 7223 If you said,Monsieur, will you have them tossed in butter?" |
7223 | Mutton and rice?" |
7223 | What to do?" |
7223 | he would roar out,"No-- do you take me for a Prussian? |
55555 | Wilt thou draw near the Nature of the gods? 55555 ''Why, madam,''said the man,''you would n''t eat them alive, would you?'' |
55555 | At rich men''s tables eaten bread and pulse? |
55555 | Filled with horror and indignation, I said:''How can you be so cruel as to put to death those little, innocent lambs?'' |
55555 | Hast thou named all the birds without a gun? |
55555 | I could respect the position of one who literally believed and consistently acted on this mandate, but where in Christendom can he be found? |
55555 | Loved the woodrose and left it on its stalk? |
55555 | The true Vegetarian will not be seen adorned(?) |
55555 | What have I ever done to you?'' |
26209 | 1.0| 46.6------------------------+--------------+-----------+---------------+---------+------- Fresh chestnuts( peeled)| 42.7| 3.0| 2.5|(?) |
26209 | 1.5| 48.0------------------------+--------------+-----------+---------------+---------+------- Ground- nuts( peeled)| 11.7| 24.5| 50.0|(?) |
26209 | 1.7| 44.5------------------------+--------------+-----------+---------------+---------+------- Filberts| 11.1| 8.4| 28.5|(?) |
26209 | 1.8| 49.2------------------------+--------------+-----------+---------------+---------+------- Locust bean| 67.9| 7.1| 1.1|(?) |
26209 | 1.8| 7.5------------------------+--------------+-----------+---------------+---------+------- Cocoa- nut| 8.1| 5.5| 35.9|(?) |
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26005 | ***** Does your husband like to sit up late reading, playing chess, etc.? |
26005 | 20 Why Eat Fruit? |
26005 | Do you know the wife who, whenever she does not want to do anything, always places the responsibility on her husband''s shoulders? |
26005 | Does your housekeeping money make provision for this? |
26005 | In a family where there are several young men and women do I send each a separate one?_ If economy is no object send each a separate card. |
26005 | Sautéing and Frying[ Illustration]"What is the difference between sautéing potatoes and frying them?" |
26005 | Why Eat Fruit? |
26005 | _ Please tell me if it is proper to eat cake with the fingers or must a fork be used?_ It depends on the cake. |
26005 | _ What is the seventh anniversary of a wedding called? |
25914 | This is the meaning, Oh mem sahiba,said the ayah:"Why do we live? |
25914 | What do you eat there? 25914 Why do n''t missionary ladies do their own cooking?" |
25914 | Are n''t you always glad to get back to the food in America?" |
25914 | Do the cooks there cook well? |
25914 | Do you get meat there? |
25914 | For why? |
25914 | For why? |
25914 | Often and often we are asked,"Are n''t you glad to get back to the food in America?" |
25914 | The words were simple enough, but they had no sense:"For why? |
25914 | What about the fruit of India? |
25914 | What is the meaning of our existence? |
25914 | What kind of vegetables grow there? |
25914 | Why do n''t missionaries do their own cooking? |
26323 | Well, Mariesaid Jiggles after the town election"for whom did you vote this morning?" |
26323 | And who would n''t cheerfully pay money, even in this enlightened day, for a book containing recipes for just these same things? |
26323 | Editress Suffrage Cook Book: What do I think of woman suffrage? |
26323 | Rastus:"So you wife am one of dem Suffragettes? |
26323 | She:"Well, then, what''s the difference?" |
26323 | What are they Lamb Chops, Pork Chops or Veal Chops?" |
26323 | Where is the man that can live without dining? |
26323 | Why do n''t yo show her de evil ob sech pernicious doctrine by telling her her place am beside de fireside?" |
26323 | Wife( serenely)"Ca n''t you tell by the taste?" |
26323 | Will the following be of any use for the Suffrage Cook Book? |
16977 | ***** QUESTIONS How many copies of this book were left for you where you found this one? |
16977 | ARE YOU INTERESTED in a letter from a woman in South Africa who takes Lydia E. Pinkham''s Vegetable Compound? |
16977 | DO WOMEN READ our little books which come so regularly to their homes? |
16977 | DO YOU FEEL broken- down, nervous and weak sometimes? |
16977 | HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT of writing to us about what Lydia E. Pinkham''s Vegetable Compound has done for you? |
16977 | HINTS FOR MEALTIME How often do we hear women exclaim,"Oh dear, what shall I have for the next meal?" |
16977 | Have you seen other copies of this book in stores or otherwise wasted? |
16977 | If so, please explain what you have seen? |
16977 | WHAT DO GIRLS DO who do n''t have mothers to advise them about their health? |
16977 | WHY ARE SOME WOMEN happy, beloved, and successful, while others drag out a negative existence, of no use to themselves or anyone else? |
16977 | Where did you find this copy? |
16977 | Would you like us to send you, with the present, a free copy of LYDIA E. PINKHAM''S PRIVATE TEXT- BOOK UPON AILMENTS PECULIAR TO WOMEN? |
8102 | 107. quære the former word? |
8102 | But then it may be said, what becomes of the old English hospitaliy in this case, the_ roast- beef of Old England_, so much talked of? |
8102 | Can it be_ fryd_? |
8102 | Can it mean_ Rue- Broth_ for penitents? |
8102 | How can it be the flour, or powder, if whole? |
8102 | Quid dem? |
8102 | _ who''s tat?_ for, who is that? |
8102 | _ who''s tat?_ for, who is that? |
8102 | an cool? |
8102 | an fyre? |
8102 | an_ Canelyne_, from the flour of Canel? |
8102 | if_ Canelyne_ from the_ Fluor of Canel_? |
8102 | quid non dem? |
14293 | Then what do you use, George? |
14293 | Why? |
14293 | And if to butter, with which cheese? |
14293 | Did you know that during the last part of the nineteenth century and part of the twentieth, Vermont was the leading cheesemaking state in the Union? |
14293 | Do you shave, slice, dice, shred, mince, chop, cut, scrape or crumble it in the fingers? |
14293 | Do you want a change in your meals? |
14293 | Does the Edam go better with German- American black bread or with Swedish Ry- Krisp? |
14293 | How close do we come to the excellence of the genuine Alpine Swiss? |
14293 | I said,"What in hell has alfalfa got to do with sage cheese?" |
14293 | Mustard? |
14293 | Said I well?'' |
14293 | Salt or sweet? |
14293 | Shakespeare''s_ Merry Wives of Windsor_ When should the cheese be served? |
14293 | To butter or not to butter? |
14293 | Why are not those singers here with me?" |
55314 | And ought there, or ought there not, to be a Separation of the Church from the State? |
55314 | Are there now a greater proportion of women whose minds are really cultivated than there were formerly? |
55314 | But are not their superiors ungrateful? |
55314 | But is it so? |
55314 | Dr. KITCHENER observes,"God sends us victuals, but_ who_ sends us cooks?" |
55314 | How often is the manner of attempting at all calculated for attaining the object so earnestly sought? |
55314 | Is there not rather a greater pretence of learning with less of it in reality? |
55314 | Is"the ingratitude of the world,"of which philosophers of the earliest ages have said so much, confined to the lowly and unrefined? |
55314 | Or, What is the Right which the Lords, Baronets, and Squires, have to the Lands of England? |
55314 | True, they are paid for what they do; but how paid? |
10136 | How many sheep have you on your estate? |
10136 | And we may well say, Who, indeed, would suppose it? |
10136 | Should a person, under these circumstances, faint, what could be done to bring him to again? |
10136 | The following Sunday the same query was propounded a little stronger--"Who of you was it, I say, who stole poor Pat Doolan''s pig?" |
10136 | The patient demanded again, what his fowl might be worth which he killed in a year? |
10136 | The result is so striking, that he asks,"What is its mode of action? |
10136 | What mother ever found her girl of six or seven stand quiet while she was curling her hair? |
10136 | Where is the man not acquainted with calf''s liver_ à la bourgeoise_, the most frequent and convenient dish at unpretentious tables? |
10136 | Who has not eaten calf''s head_ au naturel_, simply boiled with the skin on, its flavour heightened by sauce just a little sharp? |
10136 | Will not this fact cover a multitude of sins committed by the instigator of St. Bartholomew?] |
10136 | You can not take up a paper without having the question put,"Do you bruise your oats?" |
10136 | do you intend to feast my whole regiment?" |
16441 | And what Slipp- coat Cheese? |
16441 | As for the poetry I promised-- well, I have been quoting it, have I not? |
16441 | Has our sentiment for the flowers of the field increased now we no longer drink their essence, or use them in our dishes? |
16441 | How is one to know how much smallage was got for a penny in mid- seventeenth century? |
16441 | What became of this treasure so heroically acquired? |
16441 | What is Bragot? |
16441 | What is Stepony? |
16441 | Where are all the old dishes vanished to? |
16441 | Who can tell the composition of a Tansy? |
16441 | Who has ever known"A smoothening Quiddany of Quinces?" |
16441 | Why all this labour for mere abstract speculation? |
16441 | Why did not Digby try it on his wounded men at Scanderoon? |
16441 | Why not apply his genius to the one great subject, the prolongation of human life? |
16441 | Why this scorn of accomplished amateurs? |
16441 | _ Quando sia mai ch''a rividerti io torno_?" |
16441 | issue the Countess of Kent''s_ Choice Manual of Physic and Chirurgey_, with directions for Preserving and Candying? |
41899 | But in what part? |
41899 | My dear girl,said I( in French),"what process do you call that of making tea? |
41899 | --"Less than what?" |
41899 | 38 WHICH IS THE WISER? |
41899 | 38 WHO SHALL BE GREATEST? |
41899 | Do not those words sound pleasant to the ear, dearest? |
41899 | Do we not evince our care to objects of the brute creation, and feed, with the greatest attention, the race- horse? |
41899 | I made twelve chops out of a middle- sized saddle of mutton, weighing about seven pounds: is that right? |
41899 | Now what could you say to such people? |
41899 | These subjects seem to have been entirely neglected in being immortalized on canvass, why? |
41899 | Why should not these poor children be watched over, and made as comfortable in every respect as the wish of those who pay to support them require? |
41899 | we all exclaimed,"where do you see anything political in it?" |
41899 | why not go through the different meals of the day? |
41899 | will you allow me to offer you part of an orange?'' |
22829 | All these and many other questions are answered in Prof. Andrews Great Book What Shall We Eat? |
22829 | But when he sees the grazing ox, or the wallowing hog, do similar gustatory desires affect him? |
22829 | Can anyone deny that Nature intended the cow''s milk for the nourishment of her calf and the hen''s egg for the propagation of her species? |
22829 | How much does the ordinary individual know about nutrition, or about obedience to an unperverted appetite? |
22829 | Is it not evident that it is because of this lamentable ignorance so many people nowadays suffer from ill- health? |
22829 | Is it reasonable to suppose that Nature ever intended the milk of the cow or the egg of the fowl for the use of man as food? |
22829 | May it not be that wrong feeding and mal- nutrition are at the root of most disease? |
22829 | Moreover, what effect has the work of a slayer of animals upon his personal character and refinement? |
22829 | The first question about vegetarianism, then, is this:--Is it the best diet from the hygienic point of view? |
22829 | What animal possesses the enormous strength of the herbivorous rhinoceros, who, travellers relate, uproots trees and grinds whole trunks to powder? |
15360 | What did they die of? |
15360 | Who shall deliver me from the body of this death? |
15360 | How are beef tea and chicken broth made? |
15360 | How are bread, biscuit, and rolls made? |
15360 | How are dried leguminous vegetables cooked? |
15360 | How are potatoes cooked? |
15360 | How are white and brown sauces made? |
15360 | How can cold meat be used? |
15360 | How is caramel made, and what are its uses? |
15360 | How is clear soup made? |
15360 | How is macaroni boiled? |
15360 | How is meat boiled, roasted, and broiled? |
15360 | How is meat jelly made and colored? |
15360 | How is pie- crust made? |
15360 | How is poultry roasted and broiled? |
15360 | How is rice boiled dry? |
15360 | How is soup- stock made? |
15360 | How is white soup made? |
15360 | How should you furnish a kitchen? |
15360 | Rule for puff paste? |
15360 | What are purà © es? |
15360 | What are the best kinds of cooking utensils? |
15360 | no cooky nor cake nor candy? |
15360 | no running to aunt or grandmother or tender- hearted cook for goodies? |
15360 | no snacks? |
33975 | An''phwere would yez hev me put it,said Pat, in astonishment,"in me eyes?" |
33975 | And did they all die? |
33975 | Can any little girl tell me,she said,"of an appropriate verse of Scripture referring to such treatment?" |
33975 | Certainly; but where are you going to dine tomorrow? |
33975 | How often shall I give it to him? |
33975 | Indeed,he said,"shape of my head, I suppose?" |
33975 | Would n''t the day after do just as well? |
33975 | ***** Book Agent--"Is the lady of the house in?" |
33975 | ***** First Lady--"What birthday presents are you going to give to your husband?" |
33975 | ***** Guest--"Am I the unlucky thirteener?" |
33975 | ***** Mistress( greatly scandalized)--"Is it possible, Hannah, you are making bread without having washed your hands?" |
33975 | *****"An''phwat are yez a- doin''wid that pig in the sea?" |
33975 | *****"Suppose you come and dine with us tomorrow?" |
33975 | ............*****"Sir Knight, wouldst know thy lady''s name? |
33975 | ................*****"Wouldst find the fair lady Fate chooses for you? |
33975 | At last her companion at the table turned to her with the inquiry:"And do you not like Kipling?" |
33975 | First Lady--"And what did you pay for them?" |
33975 | From whom? |
33975 | Goodman?" |
33975 | Have them read,"Wo n''t you come next Tuesday night at 7 o''clock and help me gather my peanut crop? |
33975 | How do you kipple, anyway?" |
33975 | If a''erring and a''alf cost three farthings''ow many could you buy for sixpence?" |
33975 | New Kitchen Girl--"Lor'', what''s the difference, mum? |
33975 | Presently a voice from the corner:--"I say, Bill, did you say''errings?" |
33975 | Second Quick Lunch Waitress( enviously)--"Ain''t he? |
33975 | The fair young thing knitted her brows in thought for a moment, then answered blithely:"Kipling? |
33975 | Why should we trouble borrow? |
9464 | How do you cook it? |
9464 | Of course we know that, but what do you consider the very best? |
9464 | What is the matter with the chicken, Doctor? 9464 What is the name of this wonderful dish?" |
9464 | ''How you cook it?'' |
9464 | And why should San Francisco have achieved this distinction in the minds of the gourmets? |
9464 | Ca n''t we get acquainted with them?" |
9464 | Do not other cities have equally as good chefs, and do not the people of other cities have equally as fine gastronomic taste? |
9464 | Do you wish to know something about conditions in Mexico? |
9464 | Fish in Their Variety Probably the most frequent question asked us by those who come to San Francisco is:"Where can we get the best fish?" |
9464 | How did they live when at home?" |
9464 | In the Heart of Italy What a relief it is sometimes to have a good waiter say:"You do not know what you want? |
9464 | Is it not cooked just right?" |
9464 | Is there a land where the magic of that name has not been felt? |
9464 | Lobsters and Lobsters When is a lobster not a lobster? |
9464 | Some Italian Restaurants"Is everybody happy? |
9464 | To Some Good Friend? |
9464 | To Some Pleasant Companion? |
9464 | To Whom, Then? |
9464 | We asked Coppa what he considered his best dish and he gave us the Irishman''s reply by asking another question:"What do you think of it?" |
9464 | What do you want us to do?" |
9464 | What is China style? |
9464 | What is the limit of price, and how many will be in the party?" |
9464 | Where do we find so many strange characters and happenings? |
9464 | Where do we find such romanticism as in San Francisco? |
9464 | Will you let me bring you the best there is in the house?" |
9464 | Would it be asking too much of you to have you help me do it?" |
9464 | Would you like to learn what the Mexicans themselves really think about affairs down in that disturbed republic? |
930 | And is the proposed instructress to have no voice in the matter? |
930 | But why should any one of us want to go to Hombourg? |
930 | Excuse me one moment,said Sir John,"but do they really use board- school children as tests to see whether toadstools are poisonous or not?" |
930 | How is it,she ejaculated,"that these English, who dominate the world abroad, can not get their food properly cooked at home? |
930 | I think it must have been one of those rare grains of the Colonel''s pepper, for you must have a little pepper in a curry, must n''t you, Colonel? 930 Might not that lead to a confusion between rewards and punishments?" |
930 | My dear Vander, whatever brought you here, where nothing is to be had but chops? 930 The triste Megere, I take it, is poor old Britannia, but what does he mean by his freles victimes?" |
930 | What clearing do you use to make them look like pale sherry? |
930 | What crime has this particular club committed? |
930 | Why this association of the Colonel and pepper? |
930 | Will it be too much,she said,"to ask you to give us the details of this painful tragedy?" |
930 | Would it not be as well to send the cook home for a holiday? |
930 | Yes, we know our Sir John better than that, do n''t we? |
930 | You have n''t followed the English fashion of flavouring a curry by emptying the pepper- pot into the dish? |
930 | ''Will you have some tea? |
930 | But, you see, we have found our change of diet within an hour of London, so why-- as I before remarked-- should we want to rush off to Hombourg?" |
930 | Can any one explain to me why the people who are so full of mercy for the mass, are so merciless to the unit?" |
930 | Fothergill?" |
930 | How do his lines run?" |
930 | How is it that English cookery has never found any better treatment for vegetables than to boil them quite plain? |
930 | How will that do?" |
930 | I do not blame the cooks; if they can get paid for cooking ill, why should they trouble to learn to cook well?" |
930 | It was opened the day before yesterday, and I daresay the fizz has gone off a little''? |
930 | May I look in tomorrow afternoon and pour out my grief to you? |
930 | Was it possible that a man who treated one woman with such devotion and reverence could take the life of another? |
930 | What gain will they get by taking counsel how they shall fill their tables?" |
930 | When have I ever denied the merits of English cookery?" |
930 | Why is it that celery is for the most part only eaten raw with cheese? |
930 | Why should they all be writing to her? |
930 | Why then use it at all? |
930 | Would n''t they-- to continue the horsey metaphor-- be rather an awkward team to drive?" |
930 | oses- tu bien te montrer devant moi? |
14066 | Carbohydrates? |
14066 | Fats? |
14066 | How shall I enjoy my meals without it? |
14066 | How shall I plan my meals without it? |
14066 | Mineral salts? |
14066 | And finally, what are we actually doing to meet our problem? |
14066 | But how about those mineral salts? |
14066 | But is not sugar good food? |
14066 | But what significance has the"Anti- Scorbutic Property"? |
14066 | CHAPTER V ARE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LUXURIES? |
14066 | CHAPTER VIII ON BEING ECONOMICAL AND PATRIOTIC AT THE SAME TIME Who does not sigh for the fairy table that comes at the pressing of a button? |
14066 | Can we live without wheat? |
14066 | Did we need it? |
14066 | Do we all use milk to the best advantage in the diet? |
14066 | Does that not make potatoes indispensable? |
14066 | Does your family eat cereal for breakfast? |
14066 | Especially vociferous, the Other Accessories?" |
14066 | How do fruits and vegetables help to keep us well? |
14066 | How many have tried to buy them or asked their dealers to secure them? |
14066 | How many housewives recognize the bit of crockery sitting quietly on the shelf as one of their very best friends? |
14066 | How many know that it will cover many of their mistakes in the choice of food for their families? |
14066 | How shall we be able to do without it? |
14066 | Is it not strange that out of half a dozen different grains cultivated for human consumption, the demand should concentrate upon wheat? |
14066 | Is it prized as the most valuable food which the farm produces? |
14066 | Shall we be worse off without it? |
14066 | Shall we hold back from them the"staff of life"which they need so much more than we? |
14066 | Some of the questions which the book considers are: What is the Problem in detail? |
14066 | Soy beans commend themselves for their nutritive value, but how many American housewives have made them a part of their food program? |
14066 | THE POTATO AND ITS SUBSTITUTES V. ARE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LUXURIES? |
14066 | That it contains mysterious substances upon which growth depends? |
14066 | That it is really the only indispensable article on the bill of fare? |
14066 | That it stands ready to save them both work and worry in regard to food? |
14066 | The vanishing tuber was bidden to answer the dietary roll- call:"Proteins?" |
14066 | These have been a neglected and sometimes a despised part of the diet:"Why spend money for that which is not meat?" |
14066 | This great slogan of our national food campaign has been echoed and reëchoed for six months, but do we yet realize that it means US? |
14066 | We all associate milk with cows and cows with farms, but how closely is milk associated with the farm table? |
14066 | What are the general conditions of its solution? |
14066 | What are the immediate and particulars which concern us, and are within our power to affect? |
14066 | What shall we substitute for it? |
14066 | Why mourn over the lost potato? |
14066 | Why not? |
14066 | Would we like them any better if they tasted like cornmeal mush? |
14066 | You, Madam Housewife, are always sighing for variety, but does it never occur to you that the greatest secret of variety lies in new combinations? |
12238 | ''But what do they live upon?'' 12238 An''gin we''re no spared, will we hae parrich?" |
12238 | An''will wi hae tea to breakfast, mither? |
12238 | But why is lard called shortening, pa? |
12238 | Do you not drink wine? |
12238 | Is there anything you would like to drink with your soup? |
12238 | Pray what is your ordinary diet? |
12238 | What meal do we have in the morning? |
12238 | You think it unhealthful to eat that? |
12238 | _ Unhealthful?_exclaimed the Hidalgo, with a withering look and a gasp for a more adequate word;"No, sir: I think it an unnatural crime!" |
12238 | --_Colton._"What does cookery mean?" |
12238 | --_Oswald._ Good for Dyspepsia.--"Really, do n''t you think cheese is good for dyspepsia?" |
12238 | A meal-- what is it? |
12238 | A mother and child were passing along a street in Glasgow, when this conversation was overheard:--"What day is the morn, mither?" |
12238 | After an unsuccessful search in the pantry, he called to his wife,"Mary, where is the pie?" |
12238 | An appalling silence fell upon the crowd when Tommy cried out,"Mamma, is that the old sore- headed turkey?" |
12238 | But how can we expect the children to reform when the parents continually set them bad examples in the matter of eating and drinking? |
12238 | But who their virtues can declare? |
12238 | Do you know what that means, pa?" |
12238 | Has Nature indeed given us so insatiable a stomach, while she has given us so insignificant bodies? |
12238 | He handed the cob to the waiter, and asked,"Will you plaze put some more beans on my shtick?" |
12238 | He was well answered by an indignant Scotchman who replied,"Yes; and where can you find such fine men as in Scotland, or such horses as in England?" |
12238 | SIGNIFICANT FACT.--_Lady_--"Have you had much experience as a cook?" |
12238 | Said her husband,"Then where is the cake?" |
12238 | The ordinary salutation,"Che- fan,"which answers to our"How do you do?" |
12238 | They can not afford oranges, yet can afford tea and coffee daily.--_Health Calendar._ What plant we in the apple tree? |
12238 | What are bakers for?" |
12238 | What next?" |
12238 | What wonder, then, in the absence of sunlight, there is a lack of sunny temper and cheerful service? |
12238 | What? |
12238 | When Johnnie sits down to the table, the mother says,"Johnnie, what would you like?" |
12238 | _ Indignant chorus_--"Bread? |
12238 | _ L._--"What of?" |
12238 | _ L._--"Why did you leave them?" |
12238 | _ Tramp_--(frightened)"What ye say?" |
12238 | means,"Have you eaten your rice?" |
12238 | what worthier work than to help in the building up of bodies into pure temples fit for guests of noble thoughts and high purposes? |
35567 | Do you mean why is it not as nutritious? |
35567 | Now, can you notice the slightly aromatic odor? |
35567 | Our chicken that we basted yesterday,--do you remember how nice and brown that was? |
35567 | Pretty well basted, was n''t it? |
35567 | _ Question by a Lady._ Would you ever substitute cornstarch for flour? |
35567 | _ Question._ Can the color of beets be preserved in the way you speak of? |
35567 | _ Question._ Can you give us your experience with regard to pea meal for soup? |
35567 | _ Question._ Can you tell us how to carve a whole fish? |
35567 | _ Question._ Can you tell us how we can tell whether a frozen fish is stale or fresh? |
35567 | _ Question._ Did you say an hour and a half for steamed dumpling? |
35567 | _ Question._ Do you ever mix them? |
35567 | _ Question._ Do you ever put sugar in bread? |
35567 | _ Question._ Do you ever scald the flour for bread? |
35567 | _ Question._ Do you ever use any shortening in the rolls? |
35567 | _ Question._ Do you flavor the custard? |
35567 | _ Question._ Do you have any salt in it? |
35567 | _ Question._ Do you never wash the birds before boiling? |
35567 | _ Question._ Do you prefer them to the galvanized iron? |
35567 | _ Question._ Do you put the fish right into the water, or have you a fish kettle? |
35567 | _ Question._ Do you skim the stew? |
35567 | _ Question._ Do you use a wooden spoon from choice? |
35567 | _ Question._ Do you use canned salmon? |
35567 | _ Question._ Does cold meat cook as long as raw? |
35567 | _ Question._ Does n''t home- made yeast make heartier bread than the other? |
35567 | _ Question._ Does that make very strong soup-- does it give a very good rich flavor of the meat, with one cupful of meat to a gallon of water? |
35567 | _ Question._ How do you make perfectly clear sauce? |
35567 | _ Question._ How many pounds were there in your piece altogether, before you began to cut it? |
35567 | _ Question._ How much pepper did you say to put in the sauce? |
35567 | _ Question._ How would you make brown bread-- ordinary graham bread? |
35567 | _ Question._ If you made it of bread would n''t you have to use more sugar in it? |
35567 | _ Question._ If you use twice as much flour would you use twice as much yeast? |
35567 | _ Question._ In cooking beans is n''t it a good way to let the beans come to a boil and then pour off the water and put on more cold? |
35567 | _ Question._ In making this stew brown or white do you use bones? |
35567 | _ Question._ Is it better to use a porcelain vessel, or will tin do? |
35567 | _ Question._ Not if you were going to roast turkey? |
35567 | _ Question._ Should bread be baked a long or a short time? |
35567 | _ Question._ Then how can you tell when it is done? |
35567 | _ Question._ What do you do when the fat drops in the fire and blazes? |
35567 | _ Question._ What do you say to the notion that so many have, that pounding the meat makes it tender? |
35567 | _ Question._ What kind of fish can be cooked with the scales on? |
35567 | _ Question._ Why is not the fat meat as good as the lean? |
35567 | _ Question._ Will you pound your steak? |
35567 | _ Question._ Would n''t a bone or two thrown in be a good thing? |
35567 | _ Question._ Would n''t this be a nice way to cook buffalo or any other kind of game? |
35567 | _ Question._ Would you cook a fish with the fins? |
35567 | _ Question._ Would you treat prairie chicken, grouse or partridge in this way? |
20557 | At what times is the kitchen most apt to become disarranged? |
20557 | Can we make any general rules as to arrangements? |
20557 | Does the vegetable that we are to cook to- day differ in any marked way from those we cooked before? |
20557 | Does this food need cooking? |
20557 | Does this vegetable contain any water? |
20557 | For what meal shall we serve it? |
20557 | How can one tell when the water is sufficiently hot? |
20557 | How can we determine when the food has cooked long enough? |
20557 | How can we tell when it is cooked? |
20557 | How does boiling compare with baking-- In the time needed? |
20557 | How has it changed? |
20557 | How has the colour changed? |
20557 | How hot must the water be kept? |
20557 | How long will it be necessary to cook this food? |
20557 | How must the vegetable be prepared for boiling? |
20557 | How shall we care for the fire? |
20557 | How shall we combine the white sauce? |
20557 | How shall we prepare it for cooking? |
20557 | How shall we prepare the oven? |
20557 | How shall we serve it? |
20557 | How shall we serve this vegetable? |
20557 | How should the floor be cleaned? |
20557 | How should we arrange these things? |
20557 | How should we take care of the stove after the meal? |
20557 | In the amount of fuel used? |
20557 | In the amount of work necessary? |
20557 | In the matter of flavour? |
20557 | In what order should the kitchen be at the time we begin the preparation of the meal? |
20557 | Of what value is hot water in cooking food? |
20557 | Of what value is it to the body? |
20557 | Questions Used to Develop the Lesson What facts regarding the boiling of vegetables did we learn in the last lesson? |
20557 | Questions Used to Develop the Lesson What food have we on hand for use to- day? |
20557 | Questions Used to Develop the Lesson What is the purpose of the kitchen? |
20557 | Should we add the flour directly to the cold milk? |
20557 | Should we follow the same rule in cooking it? |
20557 | The utensils? |
20557 | To the hot milk? |
20557 | What are the principal articles of furniture in the kitchen? |
20557 | What should we do with any left- over food? |
20557 | Why is it difficult to keep the kitchen clean? |
20557 | Why is it important to keep the kitchen in good order? |
20557 | Why? |
20557 | Why? |
20557 | Will it be necessary to add any more? |
20557 | Will it be necessary to cover the sauce- pan? |
20557 | With what other vegetables can white sauce be used? |
20557 | _ Questions Used to Develop the Lesson_ How shall we prepare our vegetables for serving? |
13493 | What reward have I then for all my labor? |
13493 | ''But what will you do with the children?'' |
13493 | ''But why,''said I,''have you suffered your daughter to be ignorant of so useful an employment? |
13493 | ''Do n''t you think you should be better off, if you had no one but yourself to provide for?'' |
13493 | ''Do your daughters spin your thread?'' |
13493 | ''How many children have you?'' |
13493 | ''I know we are extravagant,''said one of my acquaintance, the other day;''but how can I help it? |
13493 | ''Well, Germanicus, the road to political distinction was as open to you as to him; why did you not choose it?'' |
13493 | ''Why do n''t you come down in a wagon?'' |
13493 | ''Why have we not as good a right to travel, as they have?'' |
13493 | ''Why not write, then; and see if the world will not learn to introduce Clio as the friend of Matrona?'' |
13493 | And are not_ we_ becoming luxurious and idle? |
13493 | And what do you get in return for all this? |
13493 | And what effect does this produce upon her character? |
13493 | Besides, do you count_ all_ the costs? |
13493 | But do they reflect_ why_ things are so cheap? |
13493 | But what time do modern girls have for the formation of quiet, domestic habits? |
13493 | But, granting your statement to be true, in its widest sense, of what consequence is it? |
13493 | Do n''t you think, nobody but their_ brother_ offered to hand them to the supper- room?'' |
13493 | Do the holy and tender influences of domestic love render self- denial and exertion a bliss? |
13493 | Do they know how much wealth has been sacrificed, how many families ruined, to produce this boasted result? |
13493 | Do they not injure themselves and their families? |
13493 | Do you envy him his bargain? |
13493 | Do you think_ that_ the single point worth sacrificing everything else to? |
13493 | Is knowledge the pearl of price in your estimation? |
13493 | Is the present education of young ladies likely to contribute to their own ultimate happiness, or to the welfare of the country? |
13493 | Is this boy likely to be happier for cherishing a foolish pride, which will forever be jarring against his duties? |
13493 | It was but a few days since, I heard a pretty and sensible girl say,''Did you ever see a man so ridiculously fond of his daughters as Mr.----? |
13493 | May not those who have children to educate, learn a good lesson from these women? |
13493 | Of what_ use_ is the effort which takes so much of your time, and_ all_ of your income? |
13493 | People of moderate fortune have just as good a right to travel as the wealthy; but is it not unwise? |
13493 | Since Germanicus is wise enough to know the whistle costs more than it is worth, is he not unreasonable to murmur because he has not bought it? |
13493 | There you will find domestics all agog for their wages- worth of travelling; why should they look out for''a rainy day?'' |
13493 | Think you those who now laugh at them for a soiled glove, or an unfashionable ribbon, will assist their poverty, or cheer their neglected old age? |
13493 | To what are the increasing beggary and discouraged exertions of the present period owing? |
13493 | Was it for fortune, then, that you grew pale over the midnight lamp, and gave the sprightly years of youth to study and reflection? |
13493 | What time have they to learn to be useful? |
13493 | When will she learn how to perform the duties, which are necessary and important to every mistress of a family?'' |
13493 | Why does Matrona envy what she knows costs so much, and is of so little value? |
13493 | Will you hang your head in his presence, because he outshines you in equipage and show? |
13493 | Would you be rich? |
13493 | You do not know what they are; and what security have you that they know what they are? |
30861 | What animal do you like best? |
30861 | Who takes the cake? |
30861 | 1. Who was the lover? |
30861 | 2. Who was his sweetheart? |
30861 | 21. Who did the bridegroom finally turn out to be? |
30861 | A little sister of the bride was flower girl; what was her name? |
30861 | A part of a cough? |
30861 | A part of a window? |
30861 | For what hour were you invited? |
30861 | Her maid of honor was from Scotland; what was her name? |
30861 | Here are a few sample ones given at a recent breakfast: Who will attend our next entertainment? |
30861 | Here are appropriate questions for the contest, with correct answers: What lady veils her face? |
30861 | How was her hair arranged? |
30861 | In the thoroughfares of what foreign city did they spend their honeymoon? |
30861 | In what church was the ceremony solemnized? |
30861 | In what country were they born? |
30861 | Is a fish and something everyone has? |
30861 | Is found on a fowl? |
30861 | Is made of many links? |
30861 | Is not forward? |
30861 | Is useless without a key? |
30861 | Let the invitations read somewhat in this way:"Will you take tea with us under the trees Tuesday afternoon at five o''clock? |
30861 | On the leaves are the following conundrums: What kind of a ship has two mates and no captain? |
30861 | On what river was his home? |
30861 | Plant an afternoon hour and what? |
30861 | Repeats itself? |
30861 | The best man was a soldier; who was he? |
30861 | WHO TAKES THE CAKE? |
30861 | What did he say to her? |
30861 | What flower did he offer her? |
30861 | What happened when Gladys lost her hat in the lake? |
30861 | What is the difference between a mouse and a young woman? |
30861 | What is the handsomest woman in the world? |
30861 | What lady comes from the land where ladies bind their feet? |
30861 | What lady weeps for her love? |
30861 | What motto greeted them as they entered their new dwelling? |
30861 | What paper gives the most help in decoration? |
30861 | What part of the day was it? |
30861 | What stitch is: Hard to live with? |
30861 | What untruthful lady shuns the land? |
30861 | What was her reply? |
30861 | What was his favorite state? |
30861 | What will the Far North do for you? |
30861 | What young lady is still the baby of the family? |
30861 | When did he propose to her? |
30861 | When in the civil war did the groom and best man become acquainted? |
30861 | When were they married? |
30861 | Where did he first meet her? |
30861 | Who is the bell of the family? |
30861 | Who is the neat lady? |
30861 | Who is the sad lady? |
30861 | Wo n''t You Be My Sweetheart? |
18097 | Do they serve any other purpose besides building up flesh? |
18097 | Explain the difference in the digestion of starch and fat? |
18097 | For a substance to undergo combustion, what must it contain? |
18097 | Give another name for these foods? |
18097 | Give its use? |
18097 | Give their use? |
18097 | How do these foods produce force, etc.? |
18097 | How is starch changed into sugar? |
18097 | In what section of vegetable kingdom is this compound abundant? |
18097 | In what way does dextrine differ from starch? |
18097 | It is sometimes asked, why do we cook our food? |
18097 | Of what is it composed? |
18097 | Of what value are they? |
18097 | To what kingdom does it belong? |
18097 | What are food adjuncts? |
18097 | What causes sugar to ferment? |
18097 | What causes the hardness of water? |
18097 | What changes food into blood? |
18097 | What elements unite and form water? |
18097 | What gives the red color to blood? |
18097 | What is chemically pure water? |
18097 | What is combustion? |
18097 | What is common salt? |
18097 | What is decomposition? |
18097 | What is dextrine? |
18097 | What is gluten? |
18097 | What is its chief office? |
18097 | What is nitrogenous food? |
18097 | What is sugar? |
18097 | What is the chief nitrogenous compound in meat and eggs? |
18097 | What is the proportion in food they should bear to the flesh- forming compounds? |
18097 | What is the proportion of water in the body? |
18097 | What is the result? |
18097 | What kind of mineral matter do we find in vegetables? |
18097 | What mineral helps digestion most? |
18097 | What other compounds are necessary to form a perfect food? |
18097 | What other elements do these foods contain? |
18097 | What should be done with them? |
18097 | What supports combustion? |
18097 | Where are they to be found? |
18097 | Where is it found? |
18097 | Where is it found? |
18097 | Where is it to be found? |
18097 | Where is it to be found? |
18097 | Which are the most important heat- giving compounds? |
18097 | Which are the most important warmth- giving foods? |
18097 | Which section is of most value? |
18097 | Why are fats and oils more valuable as heat- givers than starch or sugar? |
18097 | Why are they so called? |
18097 | Why do we call these compounds nitrogenous? |
18097 | Why do we eat food? |
18097 | Why do we use it? |
18097 | Why does starch need cooking? |
18097 | Why should potato parings, leaves and stalks of cabbage not be put in the dust bin or garbage pail? |
41940 | ''But does n''t your wife object?'' 41940 And the sponsors?" |
41940 | Are you coming with me? |
41940 | Do you come so late? |
41940 | Had we better wear rubbers? |
41940 | Is there anything further? |
41940 | Is there anything further? |
41940 | Is there anything further? |
41940 | Perhaps you write poetry yourself? |
41940 | That is, on a week day? |
41940 | Well, what else? |
41940 | What shall he be called? |
41940 | Why did you do it? |
41940 | Yes, but what do you do? |
41940 | You seem to think a sight of Burns? 41940 : 12 cans pineapple 2.40 6 lemons.10 Sugar.65? 41940 At last each inquired of the others,Well, are you ready?" |
41940 | Can they engage at once and successfully in some congenial occupation? |
41940 | Can we help you to prove it now? |
41940 | Did you ever stop to consider what a mandatory phrase"strawberry time"is? |
41940 | Do n''t you think so? |
41940 | Do our schools fit or unfit our youth for life''s real work? |
41940 | Does it not follow that the only life worth living is that which is actuated by a real purpose, a lofty ideal, a clear vision? |
41940 | Even as a boarder of no kin whatever to his landlady, is he likely to be as comfortable as in the workhouse? |
41940 | For what do we choose our legislators? |
41940 | Four- sevenths of a flower is what part of speech? |
41940 | Have you obtained one yet? |
41940 | How could it help being so, with such children and a certain sure thing to do?" |
41940 | I never have cleared over five hundred a year, but what more do I need? |
41940 | Is acceptance of such pension outside of a workhouse more honorable than being dependent on Government for support inside the workhouse? |
41940 | Is it possible to think of a marriage resulting well that does not begin in truth, and continue in truth? |
41940 | Is it to squander or conserve the revenues and resources of the State? |
41940 | Is n''t that worth something? |
41940 | Jack received my volley of opposing arguments, not only with fortitude but with apparent satisfaction, and simply said,"Have you finished?" |
41940 | The minister remained sitting a long time in silence; finally he asked gently,"What are you now going to do, Thord?" |
41940 | Then why not make your bed as comfortable as it can be made? |
41940 | This medley next is drenched with oil, And lemon juice combined, The hollow skins are then filled up-- Or, shall we say, relined? |
41940 | To have your jellies come out right-- no mistakes, no reboiling, no worry, no fret-- what would n''t a woman give to insure such a result? |
41940 | To this the pastor remained silent, but after a while he asked:"What is your errand this evening?" |
41940 | Tomato( Aspic?) |
41940 | Upstairs they all went again; much talk and another half hour passed when each made the declaration,"Well, I am ready, are you?" |
41940 | Was she a young woman after all? |
41940 | What European ruler was interested in"The Congo"? |
41940 | What adult, with reason, goes about seeking advice upon matrimony? |
41940 | What did Adam lose? |
41940 | What do with it? |
41940 | What does the cat have? |
41940 | What fowls are associated with the Pilgrim Fathers? |
41940 | What fruit do we always find in history? |
41940 | What happened to America in 1492? |
41940 | What humorist is a vital organ? |
41940 | What is sometimes found in a closet? |
41940 | What kitchen divinity has been declared a fraud? |
41940 | What large gun is often heard in Washington? |
41940 | What shall I take?" |
41940 | What size will be suitable?" |
41940 | Which do you think would be better, Mary, a basket or a pail?" |
41940 | Who is going to house, feed and clothe them for five shillings a week? |
41940 | Why did we dissemble? |
41940 | Why do n''t ye drive yer cattle up an''let''em look at yer green blinds an''hear yer clock strike?" |
41940 | Will you chart the flower- strewn lea? |
41940 | Will you curb your pride, will you keep the faith, The faith of my company? |
41940 | Will you meet my wish, will you walk my way? |
41940 | Yes, how could it help being thus with such a spirit at work to bring it about? |
9938 | ( 10) How is a pan covered with paste for pies? |
9938 | ( 10) When and how is sponge cake taken from the pan in which it is baked? |
9938 | ( 11) How may a single crust that is to be baked before it is filled be kept from blistering? |
9938 | ( 11)( a) What ingredients beside oil are included in the making of the various kinds of salad dressings? |
9938 | ( 12) By what methods may puddings be cooked? |
9938 | ( 13) How may salad ingredients be freshened if they have become wilted? |
9938 | ( 13) To what is the increase in quantity during the freezing of a mixture due? |
9938 | ( 13) What oven temperature is best for baking pastry? |
9938 | ( 13) With what kind of meal and during what kind of weather should heavy, rich pudding be served? |
9938 | ( 14) How does the rate of speed in turning the dasher affect the freezing of a dessert? |
9938 | ( 14) On what does the length of time for baking pastry depend? |
9938 | ( 14)(_ a_) How can you tell when butter cake is sufficiently baked? |
9938 | ( 15) How can you determine when the mixture in a freezer is sufficiently frozen? |
9938 | ( 15) What is the value of cake icing? |
9938 | ( 15)( a) When may a salad serve as a dessert? |
9938 | ( 16) What may be done with bits of paste not utilized in making pies? |
9938 | ( 16) What should be done in making a frozen dessert when the freezing has been completed? |
9938 | ( 16)(_ a_) What ingredients are used to make the simplest icings? |
9938 | ( 17) At what time during a meal is the salad served when it is used as a separate course? |
9938 | ( 17) If more than sufficient paste for use at one time is mixed, what may be done with that which remains? |
9938 | ( 17) What kind of icing should be used for sponge cake? |
9938 | ( 18) How is the surface of a cake that is to be decorated with an ornamental design prepared? |
9938 | ( 18) How should pastry be cared for after baking? |
9938 | ( 18) What are:(_ a_) ices? |
9938 | ( 19) How is a mold of ice cream packed? |
9938 | ( 2) How should the use of pastry with meals be governed? |
9938 | ( 2) In planning meals to include salads, what rules should be observed in order to make the meals balance properly? |
9938 | ( 2) What leavening materials are used in cake making? |
9938 | ( 2) What points should be considered in the selection of desserts? |
9938 | ( 2)( a) In baking small cakes, how does the oven temperature required compare with that required for large cakes? |
9938 | ( 20) Why should starchy material used for thickening not be cooked with acid fruit juice for any length of time if this can be avoided? |
9938 | ( 20)( a) How should butter be prepared for spreading sandwiches? |
9938 | ( 3) If the time for baking small cakes is divided into halves, what should occur in the second half? |
9938 | ( 3) Of what value to the salads are the accompaniments often served with them? |
9938 | ( 3) What is the value of an attractive appearance in a dessert? |
9938 | ( 3) What may be said of the flour used for pastry? |
9938 | ( 3)(_ a_) What are the two general classes of cakes? |
9938 | ( 4) Of what value in cake making are pans with removable bottoms? |
9938 | ( 4) What ingredients used in salads make them satisfactory as high- protein salads? |
9938 | ( 4) Where should the pans for the baking of small cakes be placed in the oven? |
9938 | ( 4)(_ a_) How do the general rules of cookery apply in the preparation of desserts? |
9938 | ( 5) How is fat usually supplied in making salads? |
9938 | ( 5) Of what value to desserts is:(_ a_) a bland sauce? |
9938 | ( 6) How should pans be prepared for:(_ a_) butter cakes? |
9938 | ( 6) What may be said of the handling of pastry in its preparation for baking? |
9938 | ( 6) What salad ingredients are of the most value for supplying mineral salts? |
9938 | ( 7) To what extent are vegetables and fruits combined in making salads? |
9938 | ( 7) What precaution must be taken with regard to the flour used in the mixing of cakes? |
9938 | ( 8) How is the liquid added to the fat and flour for pastry? |
9938 | ( 8) How thick should the dough be rolled for:( a) cookies? |
9938 | ( 8) Of what value are salads in the use of leftovers? |
9938 | ( 8)(_ a_) How should pearl tapioca be prepared for cooking? |
9938 | ( 9) How is gelatine prepared when it is to be used for desserts? |
9938 | ( 9)( a) What is meant by garnishing salads? |
9938 | ( J4) Of what value are pudding sauces? |
9938 | ( b) How does the length of time required for baking large and small cakes differ? |
9938 | ( b) How may coarse lettuce be used to advantage for garnish? |
9938 | ( b) How may sandwiches be kept moist when they are prepared some time before they are to be served? |
9938 | ( b) How may the surface of steamed puddings be made dry? |
9938 | ( b) In making a salad that contains nuts, when should they be added? |
9938 | ( b) Into what shapes may sandwiches be cut so that there will be no waste of bread? |
9938 | ( b) What is the value of each? |
9938 | ( b) What kind of salads should always be marinated? |
9938 | ( b) What other kinds of oils may be used as salad oils? |
9938 | ( b) What utensil is best for the cooking of boiled salad dressing? |
9938 | ( b) ginger snaps? |
9938 | (_ b_) How can you tell when sponge cake is ready to be taken out of the oven? |
9938 | (_ b_) How is it removed from the pan and cooled? |
9938 | (_ b_) How may a rough surface of icing be made smooth? |
9938 | (_ b_) In what way do they differ? |
9938 | (_ b_) What is the principal use of pastry? |
9938 | (_ b_) What is the test for determining when the sirup is boiled sufficiently? |
9938 | (_ b_) What kind of sugar is best for uncooked icings? |
9938 | (_ b_) What makes this proportion vary? |
9938 | (_ b_) What should be its appearance when it has been cooked? |
9938 | (_ b_) a highly seasoned sauce? |
9938 | (_ b_) sherbets? |
9938 | (_ b_) sponge cakes? |
9938 | ***** PASTRIES AND PIES EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1)(_ a_) What is pastry? |
55566 | 1? |
55566 | 2? |
55566 | Am I right? |
55566 | And is n''t it enough to amaze a contemplative person to note how wide apart are the conditions which different housekeepers define by that phrase? |
55566 | And is there any necessity for those who can not attain to such appointments burdening their minds with knowledge never to be used? |
55566 | And that is not bad, now, is it? |
55566 | And to make the sauce? |
55566 | And what do you suppose these nature- worshippers did after partaking of all the good things herein described and set forth? |
55566 | And what do you think happened then? |
55566 | And what will the ladies have to drink? |
55566 | Are n''t you glad? |
55566 | Are you satisfied, now, that I know how to make dinners grow? |
55566 | Are you to have wine? |
55566 | But do you, I wonder, ever try preparing it in my favorite way? |
55566 | But how many housekeepers are there who ever think of serving them in any way but just simply fried? |
55566 | Caviare Omelets If one is fond of caviare( and who is n''t nowadays? |
55566 | Celery and Apple Salad Have you ever made a salad of apples and celery? |
55566 | Did n''t you just enjoy that cooling little_ entr''acte_ we had in July? |
55566 | Did you ever try making your rabbits with ginger ale? |
55566 | Do n''t you ever feel quite dissatisfied with the ordinary, yes and the extraordinary, sausages of commerce? |
55566 | Do n''t you recognize in this sauce an old friend in a new dress? |
55566 | Do you appreciate it, I wonder? |
55566 | Do you know just what they should be? |
55566 | Does n''t that hit you favorably? |
55566 | Does n''t that sound as if it would be worth a trial? |
55566 | Does one of lettuce strike you favorably? |
55566 | Duck Salad Did you ever make a duck salad in this way? |
55566 | Eh? |
55566 | Ever heard of this before? |
55566 | Ever make them? |
55566 | Fish Salad Did n''t you have a boiled or even a broiled fish of some kind for your dinner, either halibut, striped bass, or fresh cod? |
55566 | For a drink? |
55566 | Have you ever prepared a baked- chicken hash? |
55566 | Have you ever tried cooking them in the oven? |
55566 | Have you noticed that with all I''ve had to say about strawberries herein, not once have I quoted Dr. Boteler''s remark concerning them? |
55566 | He sent you blue- winged teal duck, you say? |
55566 | How do you think you would like to try that way of making them? |
55566 | How would it do, then, to sit up all night in order to be on hand to witness the fancy steps of the god of day? |
55566 | If so, you will allow me to put in just a word, wo n''t you? |
55566 | Is it a go? |
55566 | Is this your way of doing it? |
55566 | Know how it is made? |
55566 | Know what addenda means, do n''t you? |
55566 | Lamb Slices with Onions and Mushrooms Can you digest another warmed- over dish of lamb? |
55566 | Macaroni Timbales Have you any idea how many ways are known to expert cooks for preparing macaroni? |
55566 | Mayonnaise with Horse- Radish Shall we say salmon comes next? |
55566 | Now, have I not given you a good ground plan, so to speak, for Lenten dinners? |
55566 | Or do you substitute horse- radish for the Tabasco? |
55566 | Oysters Baked with Cheese After the soup? |
55566 | Rather rough, is n''t it? |
55566 | Rhubarb Sherbet For the dessert, why not a rhubarb sherbet? |
55566 | Roast Lamb with Macaroni Can you stand another novelty? |
55566 | Roasted shall we say? |
55566 | Sauce for Calf''s Liver But why do n''t you try to invent a sauce for calf''s liver? |
55566 | Savory Tomato Soup Shall I tell you of three little dinners and how to make them grow? |
55566 | Take a chicken custard, for instance; could anything be daintier? |
55566 | These were furnished by Professor A., author of the celebrated work"Does Angling Produce Insanity?" |
55566 | Trouble? |
55566 | Various Cups At all times cups are alluring decoctions, do n''t you think? |
55566 | What shall it be? |
55566 | When, where, and by whom it was invented? |
55566 | Who wants hot custard? |
55566 | Why not, therefore, prepare it in this way? |
55566 | Why should they? |
55566 | With it, will you have a duchesse sauce? |
55566 | With this salad? |
1979 | How can you not be satisfied? |
1979 | ( By the way, do you know what a sweetmeat is? |
1979 | A school reunion? |
1979 | A young kid who''s been made up to have a large nose and ears just like Frank''s, says,"Only 25 cents for a hot dog? |
1979 | And if there is a difference,"Does it matter?" |
1979 | Are chickens given hormones? |
1979 | Are there signs of ice along wings, backs or edges? |
1979 | Are they pink or are they turning gray? |
1979 | Are you about to barbecue something? |
1979 | Are you like me, that once a year would be average, and if you were to get up to once a month, you''d be feeling pretty virtuous? |
1979 | Are you the same? |
1979 | Are you watching calories and trying to cut down on fat? |
1979 | But cooking chicken for Frank Perdue? |
1979 | By the way, did you know that there are 540 peanuts in a 12-ounce jar of peanut butter? |
1979 | CHAPTER SIX CHICKEN FOR CROWDS Do you have a wedding coming up? |
1979 | CHAPTER THREE- CHICKEN FOR DIETERS Are you concerned about the cholesterol in your diet? |
1979 | Can I cook frozen chicken, or do I have to let it defrost first? |
1979 | Can frozen chicken be thawed and frozen again? |
1979 | DRUMSTICKS LITTLE ITALY STYLEServes 4 Do you know how to tell when rice is done? |
1979 | Do I need to rinse chicken before cooking? |
1979 | Do you know how to tell for sure if your utensil is suitable? |
1979 | For dessert? |
1979 | GRECIAN HEN SAUTEServes 2 Do you know the easiest way to peel the fresh tomatoes called for in this recipe? |
1979 | HERE HAVE ILLUSTRATION SHOWING HOW What''s the best way to carve a chicken? |
1979 | HOT AND SPICY PICK- OF- THE- CHICKServes 4- 6 Are you familiar with the spice,"cumin", called for in this recipe? |
1979 | Has your doctor suggested that you consume less salt? |
1979 | He''s looking out at you, his eyebrows raised quizzically as he asks,"Who cares where the beef is?" |
1979 | How do I freeze poultry? |
1979 | How do I get the best flavor? |
1979 | How do you get the best flavor? |
1979 | How do you really know when it''s done$and not over done? |
1979 | How do you truss a chicken? |
1979 | How good could it be?" |
1979 | How long can I keep chicken at room temperature? |
1979 | How much should I allow for shrinkage when cooking chicken? |
1979 | How should I store chicken at home? |
1979 | I do n''t really expect you to make all these dishes from scratch, so how about getting some of them canned or frozen from your supermarket? |
1979 | I was idly wondering,"When is Frank the absolute happiest and most content?" |
1979 | If I want to use different parts of the chicken from what the recipe calls for, how do I go about making substitutions? |
1979 | If you''re doing some serious cutting, how about a few quick strokes on your sharpening tool? |
1979 | Is it better to cook a chicken quickly at a high temperature- or slowly at a low temperature? |
1979 | Is it still edible? |
1979 | Is it true that breast meat is the least fattening part of a chicken? |
1979 | Like, for example, what makes a chicken tender? |
1979 | Maybe you need something that will please kids? |
1979 | Maybe your daughter is getting married? |
1979 | NOTE TO EDITOR: CAN WE HAVE THE SECTION ON"MENU FOR THREE BEAUTIFUL GUESTS"PUT ON ITS OWN PAGE, SEPARATE FROM THE OTHER RECIPES? |
1979 | NOTE TO PERSON WHO LAYS OUT THE BOOK: CAN WE HAVE THE MARINADES AND BASTING SAUCES ON A SEPARATE PAGE, PROBABLY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE CHAPTER? |
1979 | Or are there little traces of feathers or hairs? |
1979 | Or you just want to have the crowd over? |
1979 | Or you''re celebrating a very special anniversary? |
1979 | Or you''re dieting? |
1979 | Or you''re in a hurry today? |
1979 | PERDUE PLUS FIVE When was the last time you baked a pie from scratch? |
1979 | PREFACE WHY I CHICKENED OUT Want to know a high stress situation? |
1979 | RECIPES WITH CORNISH HENS Have you ever wondered just what a"Cornish game hen"is? |
1979 | SPICY SOUTHWESTERN CASSEROLEServes 6- 8 Is there a teenage cook in the family? |
1979 | Should I freeze chickens? |
1979 | Should I throw the chicken out? |
1979 | Should you salt before or after cooking? |
1979 | Sodium 81 mg. CHICKEN PROVENCALServes 4 Microwave Recipe Do you know why you brown chicken first in traditional stews and casseroles? |
1979 | Someone important to you just got a promotion? |
1979 | Speaking of fresh vegetables, do you know how to tell a good carrot? |
1979 | Speaking of fresh vegetables, do you know how to tell a good carrot? |
1979 | The kid answers,"Chicken Franks? |
1979 | We all know that having sharp knives is a Good Thing, but how often do you sharpen yours? |
1979 | What better time than February to pamper a loved one''s heart-- or your own-- than the season for lovers? |
1979 | What exactly is a roaster, and can I substitute a broiler? |
1979 | What is he really like? |
1979 | What makes chicken tender-- or tough? |
1979 | What should I look for when I shop for chicken? |
1979 | When the occasion is special enough so that you''re using a florist,( a wedding? |
1979 | Why are bones sometimes dark? |
1979 | Why are some chickens yellow skinned and some white? |
1979 | Why is chicken sometimes implicated in illness? |
1979 | Why not try making one of these soups now? |
1979 | You have to cook for a hundred people tomorrow night? |
1979 | You want to make the most of your microwave? |
1979 | You want to put some spark and variety into every day meals? |
1979 | You''re part of a gourmet club, and you want your recipe to be at least as good as Linda''s? |
1979 | You''ve got a bunch of leftovers? |
1979 | _ Is the chicken stored correctly on the chilling shelf, or are the trays of chicken stacked so high that the top ones are n''t kept cold? |
1979 | _ Is the meat case kept so cold that the fresh chicken is frozen and ends up with ice crystals on the tray? |
1979 | _ Was the chicken well- cleaned? |
1979 | an anniversary?) |
26032 | And now nobody does, except a few Ancient Mariners? |
26032 | Anything on for this evening, Jimmie? |
26032 | Business down town? |
26032 | Case dismissed, for lack of evidence,said Nan.--"Burt, could we live here?" |
26032 | Cross- examination? |
26032 | Did you know your Aunt Susan would n''t be home? |
26032 | Did you learn to keep house with your mother? |
26032 | Dinner at the Club? |
26032 | Have I an aunt living here? 26032 How long does your aunt expect to stay?" |
26032 | It has just been redecorated; is there anything needed? |
26032 | Jimmie Atherton, what in the world are you doing? |
26032 | Mother, could n''t we? |
26032 | Now, mother, are n''t you really glad you went? |
26032 | Nuff said.--Are we going to Branton tomorrow, Burt, with the crowd? 26032 Oh, Burt, what were we thinking of?" |
26032 | Our Aunt Susan,corrected Burt.--"No, Your Honor-- that is, I thought--""You knew she was going to California?" |
26032 | This summer? |
26032 | We can have the wedding here, ca n''t we, Jimmie? |
26032 | We''ll go again, wo n''t we, Mother? |
26032 | What''s that you said, Jimmie? 26032 What''s the matter, Jennie?" |
26032 | What''s this? |
26032 | What''s upstairs, Burt? |
26032 | Who,he inquired,"was the lady who was already by the still waters while the rest of us were lying down in green pastures?" |
26032 | Who? |
26032 | Why ca n''t she be as nice when she goes to people''s houses as she is when she is at home? |
26032 | Why, Mary, you are n''t going away? |
26032 | Why? |
26032 | Why?'' |
26032 | Will the Admiral drink condensed milk? |
26032 | With that big skylight-- it could be a studio, could n''t it? |
26032 | You''ll keep on with the drawing-- illustrating? |
26032 | ***** Foreman:"What are you doin''of, James?" |
26032 | 4243.--"Will you kindly answer the following in your Department of Queries and Answers? |
26032 | 4244.--"Will you tell me in your paper why my Lemon Pies become watery when I return them to the oven to brown the meringue? |
26032 | 4245.--"Will you oblige me by an answer to the following in the pages of AMERICAN COOKERY? |
26032 | 4246.--"Can you give me a recipe for Deep- Dish Apple Pie? |
26032 | 4248.--"Will you please give me a recipe for Canned Pimientoes?" |
26032 | Are you ill?" |
26032 | Besides, what did a man want of a home, if he was n''t going to live in it? |
26032 | Bobbie:"But, mother, can I play with him for the good influence I might have over him?" |
26032 | But who could resist Sir Christopher? |
26032 | But, as Peggy said,"Elevators have not been in style in our boarding houses, and flights of stairs have-- so what matters it?" |
26032 | Buy advertised Goods-- Do not accept substitutes Are You Using this Latest Edition of America''s Leading Cook Book? |
26032 | CO., 949- 951 E. 2nd St., Los Angeles, Cal.= Bernard Shaw:"Say, Einie, do you really think you understand yourself?" |
26032 | Can you give a clear and up- to- date article on correct Table Service?" |
26032 | Can you take the day?" |
26032 | Could you work here, and keep house, too?" |
26032 | Did you come to Byrnton instead of Branton on purpose?" |
26032 | Do you want me to ask you to take this cottage, for us, in the fall, and stay in it until Aunt Susan comes back?" |
26032 | Does Sir Christopher guess? |
26032 | Einstein:"No, Bernie-- do you?" |
26032 | F.''?" |
26032 | F.?" |
26032 | Go camping with a family like mine? |
26032 | Have YOU a copy of the Baker Recipe Booklet? |
26032 | Have you ever considered how much an hour a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year is worth to you? |
26032 | He was no longer Somebody''s cat, he was our cat; for, indeed, is not possession nine points of the law? |
26032 | How can any one ever want war again? |
26032 | How can we, who make up most of the world, live within our incomes?" |
26032 | How long should each kind of cake bake?" |
26032 | How shall I make Tartare Sauce? |
26032 | I am to blame, Nan, for I know this place, Byrnton; I have, or used to have, an Aunt Susan here, somewhere-- shall we look her up? |
26032 | I did n''t realize that the house could speak for itself, without her.--You do like it, Nan?" |
26032 | Invariably before leaving she came to me with the short and abrupt question,"What''s for?" |
26032 | It was Curlylocks who found Sir Christopher-- or did Sir Chris find Curlylocks? |
26032 | Lucky for us, there''ll be everything we need for lunch; I brought eggs-- see?" |
26032 | Mine are never crisp, can you tell me why? |
26032 | Muvver, see my''ittle kitty?" |
26032 | SUNSWEET CALIFORNIA''S NATURE- FLAVORED PRUNES& APRICOTS*****[ Illustration] Another Mystery Cake Can You Name It? |
26032 | Should Boiled Potatoes be started in cold or boiling water? |
26032 | Should Chicken Be Covered While Roasting? |
26032 | Should Chicken, Turkey, or other Fowl be covered during roasting? |
26032 | Should the Baking begin with a cold or a warm oven? |
26032 | So that''s it?" |
26032 | So, your Aunt Susan bought it, and what did she do? |
26032 | The first expression is:"The lovely things, what are they?" |
26032 | Then at the first taste:"How delicious; where can I get them?" |
26032 | To Express Personality By Dana Girrioer"''Keep house?'' |
26032 | V. Brewer for Cream of Wheat Co.__ Copyright by Cream of Wheat Co._ HIS BODYGUARD] Do You Realize That Success in Baking Depends Upon The Leavener? |
26032 | Was she domestic, after all? |
26032 | What shall we do-- why do n''t you say something?" |
26032 | What should be the temperature of the fat for French Fried Potatoes or for Potato Chips? |
26032 | Who can give it a name that will do justice to its unusual qualities? |
26032 | Why is it, then, that he seems to take particular pains to arrange his garden so that it is about as much his own as Central Park is? |
26032 | Will you invest the 10 cents a week to gain$ 2 weekly? |
26032 | Will you make it and name it? |
26032 | Wo n''t somebody write something for us? |
26032 | Wonder what she wants now? |
26032 | You can love it until the afternoon train, ca n''t you?" |
26032 | You-- you''re going to be satisfied, Burt?" |
9939 | ( 10) What may be said of the selection of a pan for cooking candy? |
9939 | ( 10) What sanitary precautions concerning fruits should be observed? |
9939 | ( 10) What use can be made of left- over coffee? |
9939 | ( 11) What is meant by:(_ a_) short boiling? |
9939 | ( 11)(_ a_) How do weather conditions affect the quality of berries? |
9939 | ( 11)(_ a_) How should jar covers and rubbers be treated in the open- kettle canning method? |
9939 | ( 11)(_ a_) What methods are used for testing candies? |
9939 | ( 12) What points should be observed in the selection of tea? |
9939 | ( 12)(_ a_) How should the mixture be poured out to cool when a creamy candy is being made? |
9939 | ( 13) How can peach juice be utilized to advantage? |
9939 | ( 13) What does a balanced diet include? |
9939 | ( 13) What general proportions of tea and water are used for the making of tea? |
9939 | ( 13)(_ a_) How are foods blanched and scalded, and why are blanching and scalding done? |
9939 | ( 13)(_ a_) How should chocolate be melted? |
9939 | ( 13)(_ a_) How should glasses be prepared before filling them with jelly? |
9939 | ( 14) How should waxed paper be cut for wrapping candies? |
9939 | ( 14) What can be done to balance the cost of foods used in a meal? |
9939 | ( 14)(_ a_) How should foods be packed in jars in the cold- pack canning method? |
9939 | ( 14)(_ a_) What are preserves? |
9939 | ( 15)(_ a_) How and when should jars be closed in the cold- pack method? |
9939 | ( 16) How do conserves differ from preserves? |
9939 | ( 16) On what do good results in caramel making depend? |
9939 | ( 16) What use can be made of left- over cocoa and chocolate? |
9939 | ( 16)(_ a_) How should jars of food be treated for storage? |
9939 | ( 17) How do marmalades differ from conserves? |
9939 | ( 17) What should be guarded against in the making of all cream candies? |
9939 | ( 17)(_ a_) How are cereal coffees made? |
9939 | ( 18) Of what value are fruit beverages? |
9939 | ( 18) What are the advantages of a nicely arranged table? |
9939 | ( 18) What important points should be considered in the process of drying food? |
9939 | ( 18)(_ a_) What is fondant? |
9939 | ( 19) How does fruit butter differ from jams? |
9939 | ( 19) How should dates be prepared for stuffing? |
9939 | ( 19) What are the proportions of salt and water into which foods that discolor are placed before they are canned or dried? |
9939 | ( 19) What uses can be made of left- over fruit juices? |
9939 | ( 2) What does boiling do to:(_ a_) hard water? |
9939 | ( 2) What food substances are found in only very small amounts in fruits? |
9939 | ( 2) What foods may be canned? |
9939 | ( 2) What is necessary for the making of good jelly? |
9939 | ( 20) What are:(_ a_) pickles? |
9939 | ( 20) What good use can be made of nourishing beverages? |
9939 | ( 20) What is the best time for the serving of candy? |
9939 | ( 20) What precautions should be observed in the storing of dried foods? |
9939 | ( 20) Why is the following menu undesirable and what changes would you suggest to make it more nearly correct? |
9939 | ( 3) What is the value of beverages in the diet? |
9939 | ( 3)(_ a_) How may satisfactory canning equipment be provided at little or no cost? |
9939 | ( 3)(_ a_) What food substance is found in the largest proportion in candy? |
9939 | ( 4) What parts of fruits make up the cellulose they contain? |
9939 | ( 4)(_ a_) What are the requirements for satisfactory types of jars? |
9939 | ( 4)(_ a_) What is pectin? |
9939 | ( 5) What is the value of glucose in candy making? |
9939 | ( 5) What kind of tin cans should be used for canning fruits or vegetables that contain acid? |
9939 | ( 5)(_ a_) What are caffeine, theine, and theobromine? |
9939 | ( 6) How may jelly be made from fruit juices that do not contain pectin? |
9939 | ( 6) Of what value in cookery are fruits containing large quantities of acid? |
9939 | ( 6) What kinds of flavorings are the most desirable? |
9939 | ( 6)(_ a_) Where is tannic acid found? |
9939 | ( 6)(_ a_) Why should care be exercised in the selection of foods to be canned? |
9939 | ( 7) What care should be exercised in the use of colorings in candy? |
9939 | ( 7) What qualities of fruits are affected as they ripen? |
9939 | ( 7) Why do canned foods spoil? |
9939 | ( 7) Why is a variety of food necessary in the diet? |
9939 | ( 8) How may canned foods be prevented from spoiling? |
9939 | ( 8) How should coffee be bought? |
9939 | ( 8) What material is best for jelly bags? |
9939 | ( 8)(_ a_) What acids are used in candy making? |
9939 | ( 9) Of what value are milk, cream, and butter in the making of candy? |
9939 | ( 9) What are the effects of cooking on fruit? |
9939 | ( 9) What are the general proportions of coffee and liquid used in the making of coffee? |
9939 | ( 9) What is the general proportion of sugar and juice for making:(_ a_) jelly from very sour fruits? |
9939 | ( 9)(_ a_) What are spores? |
9939 | (_ b_) Are candies high or low in food value? |
9939 | (_ b_) How are foods cold- dipped, and why is cold- dipping done? |
9939 | (_ b_) How are glasses closed for storing? |
9939 | (_ b_) How may fondant be stored for future use? |
9939 | (_ b_) How should coating with chocolate be done? |
9939 | (_ b_) How should jars of food be cooled? |
9939 | (_ b_) How should jars, covers, and rubbers be treated in this method? |
9939 | (_ b_) How should the rubber and cover be adjusted before processing? |
9939 | (_ b_) How should they be stored? |
9939 | (_ b_) Of what value are they? |
9939 | (_ b_) To what point should the sirup be cooled before the stirring is begun? |
9939 | (_ b_) What are the qualities of good jar rubbers? |
9939 | (_ b_) What connection have spores with the spoiling of canned food? |
9939 | (_ b_) What effect does it have on the human body? |
9939 | (_ b_) What is the average number of calories required by the adult? |
9939 | (_ b_) What is the most important use of berries in cookery? |
9939 | (_ b_) What kind of fruits should be selected for preserves? |
9939 | (_ b_) What metals are not good for canning or preserving kettles? |
9939 | (_ b_) What points must be considered in the selection of foods for canning? |
9939 | (_ b_) When are pickles permissible in the diet? |
9939 | (_ b_) Where is each found? |
9939 | (_ b_) Which of these methods is the most accurate? |
9939 | (_ b_) Why are ripe fruits not so satisfactory for jelly making as partly green ones? |
9939 | (_ b_) Why are these acids used? |
9939 | (_ b_) impure water? |
9939 | (_ b_) jelly from slightly sour fruits? |
9939 | (_ b_) long boiling? |
9939 | (_ b_) relishes? |
9939 | (_ c_) What effect do they have on the human body? |
9939 | (_ c_) When should you begin to count the boiling time for food that is being processed in the water bath? |
9939 | ***** BEVERAGES EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1) What is a beverage? |
9939 | ***** CONFECTIONS EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1) What are confections? |
9939 | ***** FRUIT AND FRUIT DESSERTS EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1) To what are the flavors and odors of fruits chiefly due? |
9939 | ***** THE PLANNING OF MEALS EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1) What knowledge is necessary for the planning of economical and well- balanced meals? |
9939 | Why? |
9939 | articles of food? |
9937 | ( 10) At what age and season is turkey best? |
9937 | ( 10)(_ a_) What are fillets? |
9937 | ( 10)(_ a_) Why should the cooking of the meat for stock be started with cold water rather than with hot water? |
9937 | ( 11) What is:(_ a_) a crown roast of lamb? |
9937 | ( 11) Why are sauces frequently served with fish? |
9937 | ( 11)(_ a_) Describe the effect of cooking on the materials contained in meat,(_ b_) How does cooking affect the digestibility of meat? |
9937 | ( 11)(_ a_) Of what value are flavorings in the making of soups? |
9937 | ( 12) What methods of cookery are used for:(_ a_) the tender cuts of meat? |
9937 | ( 12)(_ a_) How does the composition of poultry compare with that of meat? |
9937 | ( 12)(_ a_) What is larding? |
9937 | ( 13) How may salt fish be freshened? |
9937 | ( 13) How may soup be cleared? |
9937 | ( 13)(_ a_) How should a chicken be dressed? |
9937 | ( 13)(_ a_) How should the temperature of the oven vary with the size of the roast to be cooked? |
9937 | ( 14) What important points must be taken into consideration in the cooking of pork? |
9937 | ( 14)(_ a_) For what purposes is thickening used in soups? |
9937 | ( 15) In what parts of the animal are found:(_ a_) the cheaper cuts of beef? |
9937 | ( 15) What precautions should be taken in the purchase of shell fish? |
9937 | ( 16) How is poultry prepared for:(_ a_) roasting? |
9937 | ( 16) What point about the serving of soup should be observed if an appetizing soup is desired? |
9937 | ( 16)(_ a_) For what purpose is salt pork generally used? |
9937 | ( 16)(_ a_) Name the steaks obtained from the loin,(_ b_) Which of these is best for a large family? |
9937 | ( 17) What kind of dish is used for serving:(_ a_) thin soup? |
9937 | ( 17)(_ a_) Describe trussing,(_ b_) Why is trussing done? |
9937 | ( 18)(_ a_) What is a cream soup? |
9937 | ( 18)(_ a_) What is meant by deep- fat frying? |
9937 | ( 18)(_ a_) What is the season for oysters? |
9937 | ( 18)(_ a_) What is the tenderloin of beef? |
9937 | ( 19)(_ a_) How are clams opened? |
9937 | ( 19)(_ a_) How may the soup course of a meal be made more attractive? |
9937 | ( 19)(_ a_) What utensils are necessary for deep- fat frying? |
9937 | ( 2) What effect do the feeding and care of poultry have upon it as food? |
9937 | ( 2)(_ a_) What do protein foods do for the body? |
9937 | ( 2)(_ a_) What food substances are present in fish? |
9937 | ( 20)(_ a_) For what purpose are timbale cases used? |
9937 | ( 20)(_ a_) How are lobsters prepared? |
9937 | ( 20)(_ a_) What cuts of beef are most satisfactory for stews? |
9937 | ( 3) What cuts of veal are most suitable for:(_ a_) roasts? |
9937 | ( 3) What harm may occur from eating meat that is not thoroughly cooked? |
9937 | ( 3) Why is soup an economical dish? |
9937 | ( 4) How does the housewife''s purchase of fish affect the market price? |
9937 | ( 4)(_ a_) Describe the structure of meat,(_ b_) How do the length and the direction of the fibers affect the tenderness of meat? |
9937 | ( 4)(_ a_) What are the most important things to consider when poultry is to be selected? |
9937 | ( 4)(_ a_) What organs of veal are used for foods? |
9937 | ( 5) How would you determine the age of a chicken? |
9937 | ( 5) What methods of cookery should be used in preparing:(_ a_) large fish? |
9937 | ( 5)(_ a_) How may gelatine be obtained from meat? |
9937 | ( 5)(_ a_) What is the value of the stock pot? |
9937 | ( 5)(_ a_) Why is veal more indigestible than beef? |
9937 | ( 6) How would you determine the freshness of a chicken? |
9937 | ( 6)(_ a_) Describe the two kinds of fat found in meat,(_ b_) What does this substance supply to the body? |
9937 | ( 6)(_ a_) What substance in veal is utilized in the preparation of jellied veal? |
9937 | ( 7)(_ a_) At what age is sheep sold as lamb? |
9937 | ( 7)(_ a_) What are the marks of cold- storage poultry? |
9937 | ( 7)(_ a_) What is the value of water in the tissues of meat? |
9937 | ( 7)(_ a_) Why are the tough cuts of meat more suitable for soup than the tender ones? |
9937 | ( 8) How should frozen poultry be thawed? |
9937 | ( 8)(_ a_) What are extractives? |
9937 | ( 8)(_ a_) What proportion of bone to meat should be used in making soup from fresh meat? |
9937 | ( 9)(_ a_) Name the ways by which the housewife may reduce her meat bill,(_ b_) How should meat be cared for in the home? |
9937 | (_ b_) For what purposes other than soup making is stock used? |
9937 | (_ b_) For what two purposes are vegetables used in soup? |
9937 | (_ b_) From animals of what age is the best veal obtained? |
9937 | (_ b_) How are oysters opened? |
9937 | (_ b_) How do lamb and mutton differ as to food substances? |
9937 | (_ b_) How does fish compare with meat as to its usefulness as food? |
9937 | (_ b_) How does its presence affect the cookery method to choose for preparing meat? |
9937 | (_ b_) How does meat compare in cost with the other daily foods? |
9937 | (_ b_) How does the food value of fish compare with that of meat? |
9937 | (_ b_) How does the salting of fish for preservation affect its digestibility? |
9937 | (_ b_) How may fish be larded? |
9937 | (_ b_) In what ways should soup accompaniments be a contrast to the soup? |
9937 | (_ b_) Should cold- storage poultry be drawn or undrawn? |
9937 | (_ b_) What are sweetbreads? |
9937 | (_ b_) What care should be given to it? |
9937 | (_ b_) What care should be given to the skin in plucking? |
9937 | (_ b_) What disposal should be made of meat from which stock is made? |
9937 | (_ b_) What important point must be remembered concerning the cooking of veal? |
9937 | (_ b_) What is bacon? |
9937 | (_ b_) What is meant by leaf lard? |
9937 | (_ b_) What is the effect of long cooking on clams? |
9937 | (_ b_) What is the most satisfactory way in which to prepare celery that is to be served with soup? |
9937 | (_ b_) What is the purpose of these accompaniments? |
9937 | (_ b_) What kind of chicken has a high food value? |
9937 | (_ b_) What precaution should be taken in the use of flavorings? |
9937 | (_ b_) What substance in meat makes it a valuable food? |
9937 | (_ b_) What use is made of this material? |
9937 | (_ b_) Why are they of value in meat? |
9937 | (_ b_) Why is the food value of pork higher than that of other meats? |
9937 | (_ b_) Why must a food that is to be fried in deep fat contain or be coated with a protein material? |
9937 | (_ b_) a French chop? |
9937 | (_ b_) cutlets? |
9937 | (_ b_) frying? |
9937 | (_ b_) small fish? |
9937 | (_ b_) the more expensive cuts? |
9937 | (_ b_) the tough cuts? |
9937 | (_ b_) thick soup? |
9937 | (_ c_) For what purpose is larding done? |
9937 | (_ c_) How do these differ? |
9937 | (_ c_) To what uses is bacon put? |
9937 | (_ c_) Which is best for a small family? |
9937 | (_ c_) broiling? |
9937 | (_ c_) soup and stews? |
9937 | (_ d_) chops? |
9937 | (_ d_) stewing? |
9937 | FISH AND SHELL FISH EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1)(_ a_) For what food may fish be substituted in the diet? |
9937 | MEAT( PART 1) EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1)(_ a_) What is meat? |
9937 | MEAT( PART 2) EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1)(_ a_) What is veal? |
9937 | POULTRY AND GAME EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1) Of what value is poultry in the diet? |
9937 | SOUP EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1)(_ a_) Mention the two purposes that soups serve in a meal,(_ b_) What are the qualities of a good soup? |
43278 | ''At what time will it be ready?'' 43278 Always,"have I written? |
43278 | Are these your sentiments? 43278 Are you an author, madam?" |
43278 | Beef again? 43278 But what about the swells?" |
43278 | But, suppose my own supply of plums should not hold out, what am I to do? |
43278 | Do you care, sir,I inquired at the outset,"to undertake the dissemination of a bulky work on Political Economy?" |
43278 | How can the_ London Charivari_ possibly have anything to do with this most seductive of beverages? |
43278 | How do you manage to introduce such a delicious flavour into your salads? |
43278 | How is this? |
43278 | Ma, dear,once lisped a sweet little thing of six,"what doth God have for hith dinner?" |
43278 | My dear fellow,was the reply,"have you never heard of Mark_ Lemon_?" |
43278 | Shall I turn it out, sir? |
43278 | Tumarter, sir? 43278 What do you do-- what does the cook do, when the plums for her pudding run short? |
43278 | What would you like, sir? |
43278 | What''s in a name? |
43278 | What''s that? |
43278 | What? |
43278 | What? |
43278 | What? |
43278 | Who''s there? |
43278 | A simple enough recipe, surely? |
43278 | Add two quarts of water, boil for twenty minutes, strain through a-- where''s the brandy? |
43278 | And how can a man be cook and waiter at the same time? |
43278 | And what manner of man would add spice to that delight of old Ireland,"a jug o''punch?" |
43278 | And what sort of"baked meats"are usually served with desert? |
43278 | And why, unless directions to the contrary be given, is the modest whiting invariably placed, tail in mouth, on the frying pan? |
43278 | Author?" |
43278 | Both the last- named restoratives will be found valuable(?) |
43278 | Breathes there a man with soul so dead as not to appreciate the delights of Dingley Dell? |
43278 | But Mrs. Crupp said,''Do n''t say that; oysters was in, and why not them?'' |
43278 | But after all, as long as the beef be good, and can be carved without the aid of pick and spade, what does it matter? |
43278 | But can it possibly matter what the word means, when the mixture is smooth and savoury; and so deftly blended that no one flavour predominates? |
43278 | But how has it come about that the fairy"_ Ala_"has gained such headway in this island of ours? |
43278 | But how shall we alleviate the pangs? |
43278 | But the more fortunate citizens-- how do they"do themselves"at luncheon? |
43278 | But what does it matter? |
43278 | But what had this victory got to do with a salad dressing? |
43278 | But what of the wretched bachelor, as he enters his one sitting- room, in his humble lodging? |
43278 | CHAPTER XIX CUPS AND CORDIALS"Can any mortal mixture Breathe such divine, enchanting ravishment?" |
43278 | Can it be wondered at that this nation should have been brought to its knees by gallant little Japan? |
43278 | Do you really mean them?" |
43278 | Does this mean one of sherbet and seven of rum, or the converse? |
43278 | Eh? |
43278 | Full well do I remember him in the"How''s your poor feet?" |
43278 | Get a similar cape, or one of finer quality? |
43278 | Got any whitings?" |
43278 | Hae ye no''got guid beef, the noo?" |
43278 | How make that dreadful"day after"endurable enough to cause us to offer up thanks for being still allowed to live? |
43278 | How many cooks in this England of ours can cook rice properly? |
43278 | How many people, I wonder, are aware that_ Champagne and Guinness''Stout_ make one of the best combinations possible? |
43278 | If milk, butter, and cheese be not animal food I should like to know what is? |
43278 | In particular there was a butler in a blue coat and bright buttons"[ surely this was a footman?] |
43278 | Look at strawberries; and why ca n''t they stay in our midst all the year round, like the various members of the cabbage family? |
43278 | My friend, to"force the running,"ventured on the observation--"It''s a remarkably fine morning, sir, is it not?" |
43278 | Need his name be mentioned? |
43278 | Now then, With or without the jacket? |
43278 | Now what should be done to a host like that? |
43278 | On a silver dish bruise the livers and trails, squeeze over them the juice of four(?) |
43278 | On the whole, not a bad meal; but what would old Father Christmas have said thereto? |
43278 | Or why add any sort of mollusc? |
43278 | Orange- gin, gin- and- orange- gin, gin- and- sherry( O bile where is thy sting? |
43278 | Sherry and gin and bitters and other adventitious aids(?) |
43278 | Than a good bowl of_ Scotch Broth_, what could be more grateful, or less expensive? |
43278 | The cold chicken and ham which delighted our ancestors at the supper- table-- what has become of them? |
43278 | Then why not make your hot- pot with mussels instead of oysters? |
43278 | Then why with sauces rich alloy them?" |
43278 | There is, as Shakespeare told us, a tide in the affairs of man, so why should there not be in this particular affair? |
43278 | Thereupon, what did her dearest friend and( of course) most deadly rival do? |
43278 | Very sad is it not? |
43278 | Were I to ask What is_ A Peg_? |
43278 | What is TURMERIC? |
43278 | What is the origin of the word"MAYONNAISE"? |
43278 | What is, after all, the great secret of the popularity of_ Charles Dickens_ as a novelist? |
43278 | What was the connection of raw eggs and tarragon vinegar with Marshal Richelieu? |
43278 | What would my revered progenitor have remarked, had he been allowed to revisit the glimpses of the moon? |
43278 | What''s in them stone jars, young touch- and- go?" |
43278 | Why should it be only ebb tide during the few hours that the man is wrapped in the arms of a Bacchanalian Morpheus, either in bed or in custody? |
43278 | Will_ M''sieu_ partake of the_ chocolat_, or of the_ café- au- lait_, or of the tea?" |
43278 | Would I come and look at it?'' |
43278 | You do n''t know what a_ Mirepoix_ is? |
43278 | You know what is a mightier factor than both sword and pen? |
43278 | _ Entrées?_ Had any of the diners asked for an_ entrée_, his or her_ exit_ from the room would have been a somewhat rapid one. |
43278 | not after a dry chapter on liquids? |
43278 | who can cavil at such a feast? |
43278 | would I only come and look at the range? |
13545 | And is mine one? |
13545 | And what use will my thrifty Aunt make of the blue violets? |
13545 | Aunt Sarah, did you know Frau Schmidt, instead of using flour alone when baking cakes, frequently uses a mixture of flour and cornstarch? 13545 Aunt Sarah, how was sgraffito ware made? |
13545 | Aunt Sarah, may I have the old spinning wheel in the attic? 13545 Aunt Sarah, why was straw ever put under this carpet?" |
13545 | Aunt Sarah,inquired Mary one day,"do you think it pays a housekeeper to bake her own bread?" |
13545 | Aunt Sarah,inquired Mary,"is the rhubarb large enough to use?" |
13545 | Aunt Sarah,questioned Mary one day,"do you mind if I copy some of your recipes?" |
13545 | But what did the husband think of all this? |
13545 | Did n''t I hear that worthless scamp, Fritz Schmidt, a- referrin''to me and a- sayin''to Miss Midleton fer the''servant''to bring over the butter? 13545 Do n''t you mean''That Grand Old Name Called Mary?''" |
13545 | Do tell me, Aunt, what this small iron boat, on the top shelf, was ever used for? 13545 Have you ever made rag rugs?" |
13545 | Have you forgotten, Aunt Sarah, you promised to tell me something interesting about the first red clover introduced in Bucks County? |
13545 | How are you today? |
13545 | If''twere not for God and good people, what would become of the unfortunate? |
13545 | Is_ that all_ you get? |
13545 | Mary, did you ever hear this Persian proverb? 13545 Mary, did you notice the gayly- decorated, old- fashioned coffee pot and tea caddy in the corner cupboard? |
13545 | Mary, have you ever read the poem, The Potter and the Clay?'' 13545 Now,"said Mary,"what shall we do with these stiff, ugly, haircloth- covered chairs and sofa?" |
13545 | Oh, you mean the picture on the mantel standing near those twin gilded china vases, gay with red and blue paint? |
13545 | Professor Schmidt, can you tell me the name of that weed? |
13545 | Speaking of cakes, Aunt Sarah,said Mary,"have you ever used Swansdown cake flour? |
13545 | That old mulberry tree, from the berries of which you made such delicious pies and marmalade last Summer, is it dead? |
13545 | They had no trolley cars in those days? |
13545 | Was there a pottery on your father''s farm, Aunt Sarah? |
13545 | What is it, dear? 13545 Why did you give your family of dolls such an odd name, Aunt Sarah?" |
13545 | Why,exclaimed Mary,"were there so many potteries in that locality?" |
13545 | ***** What draws my eye to yonder spot-- That bench against the wall? |
13545 | And do n''t you think we might paint the floor around the edges of the rug to imitate the woodwork? |
13545 | And is not common? |
13545 | And what is this small frame containing a yellowed piece of paper cut in intricate designs, presumably with scissors?" |
13545 | And who shall say it was not answered? |
13545 | And why was their hair all worn hanging in one braid over each shoulder, with a band over the forehead? |
13545 | And, what if we are commonplace? |
13545 | Are they anything like braided mats?" |
13545 | Aunt Sarah, where did you get this very old poem,''The Deserted City''?" |
13545 | Aunt Sarah,"exclaimed Mary,"do you mean a carpet like the one in the spare bedroom?" |
13545 | Ca n''t we consign them all to the attic? |
13545 | Could we not have it painted to imitate chestnut wood? |
13545 | Did you ever see them grow, Mary? |
13545 | Did you notice the strong, substantial manner in which it is made? |
13545 | Do n''t you think that would be pretty, Aunt Sarah?" |
13545 | Do you suppose the same birds return here from the South every Summer?" |
13545 | Exceeding peace had made Ben Adhem bold, And to the presence in the room he said:"What writest thou?" |
13545 | FISH, CLAMS AND OYSTER( BONED SHAD) How many young cooks know how to bone a shad? |
13545 | Have you ever noticed, Aunt Sarah, what a symphony in green is the yard? |
13545 | Have you ever read the poem,''The Changed Cross?'' |
13545 | Have you ever seen an"Elbadritchel?" |
13545 | Have you never read the poem? |
13545 | He said''twas a good, serviceable color, and more economical to buy it all alike, and remarked:''What''s the difference, anyway? |
13545 | How will I ever repay you for all your kindness to me?" |
13545 | I''m hired girl What does that make out if I do work here? |
13545 | In what nobler work could women engage than in work to promote the comfort and well- being of the ones they love in the home? |
13545 | Is it the same as slip- decorated pottery?" |
13545 | It may be but a little corner, which you have been asked to fill; What matters it, if you are in it, doing the Master''s will? |
13545 | Jake, beaming with happiness, said,"Sibylla vos side by me yet?" |
13545 | Mary is a dear girl, why should she not think of marrying?" |
13545 | Mary replied,"Do n''t you think men are very queer, anyway, Aunt Sarah? |
13545 | Mary, have you ever eaten a small, sweet wafer called''Zimmet Waffle?'' |
13545 | No? |
13545 | No? |
13545 | Sadie, can you crochet?" |
13545 | Say not the days are evil-- who''s to blame? |
13545 | Seeing the letter in his hand she inquired:"What news, John?" |
13545 | She turned to her Aunt, saying,"Do n''t you think the room looks bright, cheery and livable?" |
13545 | Should she have equal political rights? |
13545 | Speaking of salt, my dear, have you read the poem,''The King''s Daughters,''by Margaret Vandegrift? |
13545 | Suffrage, the right of woman to vote; will it not take women from the home? |
13545 | Suppose we start a''girls''campfire,''right here in the country? |
13545 | Then this dull, dark, gray- blue painted woodwork; could any one imagine anything more hideously ugly? |
13545 | They certainly possessed intelligent faces, but why those queer- shaped Indian dresses? |
13545 | To quote an old physician,"If horses thrive on oats, why not boys who resemble young colts?" |
13545 | Was hot er dort i m Schtille g''denkt? |
13545 | Was n''t it her duty to leave the home and see where these products were produced, and if they were sanitary? |
13545 | Weescht du''s? |
13545 | Wer mecht es wisse-- sag? |
13545 | What did my son say?" |
13545 | What difference, if an honest heart beat beneath a laborer''s hickory shirt, or one of fine linen? |
13545 | What makes you think it is condescension for me to address you?" |
13545 | What to a hungry man is more nutritious and appetizing than a perfectly broiled, rare, juicy, steak, served hot? |
13545 | Who has not felt the sweet freshness of early morning before"the sunshine is all on the wing"or the birds awaken and begin to chatter and to sing? |
13545 | Who is it has said,''The discovery of a new dish makes more for the happiness of man than the discovery of a star''? |
13545 | Why so many strings of gaudy beads around their necks? |
13545 | Will man accord woman the same reverence she has received in the past? |
13545 | Wo n''t they look just sweet?" |
13545 | Would you like to see your Uncle''s old deed, which he came into possession of when he inherited the farm from his father?" |
13545 | Yes, and without an''alarm clock,''too, Sibylla, eh?" |
13545 | You remember, we could not decide what use to make of your old, tan cravenette stormcoat? |
13545 | You see that old locust tree against one side the ruined wall of the house?" |
13545 | You see the highest flat rock along the Narrows? |
13545 | [ Illustration: THE OLD MILL]"Aunt Sarah, what is pumpernickel?" |
13545 | exclaimed Mary,"is lard made from pork fat? |
13545 | inquired Mary,"is it like rye bread?" |
13545 | what then shall I say that is both bright and fine? |
9936 | ( 10) How should salt be used in the cooking of:(_ a_) tender vegetables? |
9936 | ( 10) In what way do green and dried peas differ in food value? |
9936 | ( 10) What food substances are found in cheese? |
9936 | ( 11) What is the safest kind of market milk to buy? |
9936 | ( 11) When may the shells of eggs be washed? |
9936 | ( 11) Why can cheese be used to take the place of meat? |
9936 | ( 11) Why should care be taken not to overcook cabbage, cauliflower, and Brussels sprouts? |
9936 | ( 12) What is a good general rule to follow for the length of time necessary for cooking vegetables? |
9936 | ( 12)(_ a_) What is the preferable method of breaking an egg? |
9936 | ( 12)(_ a_) What varieties of peppers are generally used as a vegetable? |
9936 | ( 13) Of what value are the sauces used to dress vegetables? |
9936 | ( 13)(_ a_) For what purposes are eggs beaten? |
9936 | ( 13)(_ a_) To what may the high food value of potatoes be attributed? |
9936 | ( 13)(_ a_) What is pasteurized milk? |
9936 | ( 14) How may milk be pasteurized in the home? |
9936 | ( 14) Why should cheese be mixed with other foods instead of being served alone? |
9936 | ( 14)(_ a_) With what kind of utensil should egg whites be beaten? |
9936 | ( 15) What value has the addition of salt pork or bacon in the preparation of dried beans? |
9936 | ( 15)(_ a_) How may sweet potatoes be prepared for the table? |
9936 | ( 15)(_ a_) What is the effect of heat upon an egg? |
9936 | ( 15)(_ a_) When should milk be sterilized? |
9936 | ( 16) What points should be considered in the purchase of milk? |
9936 | ( 16)(_ a_) How are radishes usually eaten? |
9936 | ( 16)(_ a_) When eggs are used in a mixture that is to be cooked for a long time, when should they be added? |
9936 | ( 16)(_ a_) Why should the cover be left off the kettle during the cooking of cabbage? |
9936 | ( 17) Why is it necessary to give milk considerable care in the home? |
9936 | ( 17)(_ a_) In what way do summer and winter squashes differ? |
9936 | ( 17)(_ a_) What point should never be overlooked in the serving of eggs that are intended to be served hot? |
9936 | ( 18)(_ a_) At what stage is green corn best for table use? |
9936 | ( 18)(_ a_) How should dishes that have contained eggs be washed? |
9936 | ( 18)(_ a_) Why is salsify called vegetable oyster? |
9936 | ( 19) What value have corn pulp and bean purà © e? |
9936 | ( 19)(_ a_) How is milk affected by cooking? |
9936 | ( 19)(_ a_) What may be said of the food value of tomatoes? |
9936 | ( 19)(_ a_) What precautions should be taken in the making of a puff omelet? |
9936 | ( 2) What food substances does butter contain? |
9936 | ( 2)(_ a_) What precaution should be observed in washing greens? |
9936 | ( 2)(_ a_) Why are eggs an important article of diet? |
9936 | ( 20)(_ a_) How should cucumbers be prepared before serving raw? |
9936 | ( 20)(_ a_) What are the advantages of individual baking dishes? |
9936 | ( 3) What food substances do vegetables as a class supply to the diet? |
9936 | ( 3) Why is it possible for a child to remain in normal condition if given only milk for a long period of time? |
9936 | ( 3)(_ a_) If greens, such as endive, appear to be withered, how may they be freshened? |
9936 | ( 4) After butter is purchased, what care should be given to it? |
9936 | ( 4) What is the chief food substance in:(_ a_) an egg white? |
9936 | ( 4)(_ a_) How are Jerusalem artichokes prepared for the table? |
9936 | ( 4)(_ a_) What are the legumes? |
9936 | ( 5) What causes milk to sour? |
9936 | ( 5)(_ a_) How does cooking affect butter? |
9936 | ( 5)(_ a_) To what class of vegetables do lentils belong? |
9936 | ( 6) How may rancid butter be made fit for use in cooking? |
9936 | ( 6) What are the characteristics of wholesome milk? |
9936 | ( 6)(_ a_) How may the food value of mushrooms be increased? |
9936 | ( 6)(_ a_) Of what value is the grading of eggs? |
9936 | ( 6)(_ a_) When is soaking vegetables in salt water necessary? |
9936 | ( 7) What effect has the application of heat on vegetables? |
9936 | ( 7) What is meant by the adulteration of milk? |
9936 | ( 7)(_ a_) What causes onions, especially raw ones, to disagree with many persons? |
9936 | ( 7)(_ a_) What conditions affect the quality of eggs? |
9936 | ( 8) How can the quality of eggs be determined:(_ a_) in the market? |
9936 | ( 8) What quality of milk is of the most importance to the health of those using milk? |
9936 | ( 8)(_ a_) How should onion be added to other foods when it is desired simply as a flavoring? |
9936 | ( 9)(_ a_) How should parsnips be prepared for cooking? |
9936 | ( 9)(_ a_) What is the common commercial means of preserving eggs? |
9936 | ( 9)(_ a_) Why is dirty milk dangerous? |
9936 | (_ b_) For what foods may they be substituted? |
9936 | (_ b_) How can economy be exercised in the use of butter in cooking? |
9936 | (_ b_) How does cookery affect this? |
9936 | (_ b_) How is it beneficial to the housewife? |
9936 | (_ b_) How is salsify prepared for cooking? |
9936 | (_ b_) How may onions be peeled so as to keep off the fumes of their volatile oil? |
9936 | (_ b_) How may the acidity of tomatoes be decreased? |
9936 | (_ b_) How may the quality of potatoes be judged? |
9936 | (_ b_) How may the strong flavor of eggplant be improved? |
9936 | (_ b_) How may this be recognized? |
9936 | (_ b_) How should mushrooms be prepared for cooking? |
9936 | (_ b_) Is the food value of lentils low or high? |
9936 | (_ b_) Of what value are peppers? |
9936 | (_ b_) What can be substituted for some of the eggs in a mixture that requires eggs for thickening? |
9936 | (_ b_) What changes take place in the sterilization of milk? |
9936 | (_ b_) What food substance do they supply in quantity to the diet? |
9936 | (_ b_) What food substance is lacking in eggs, and how may it be supplied? |
9936 | (_ b_) What is the chief use of greens in the diet? |
9936 | (_ b_) What is the purpose of pasteurization? |
9936 | (_ b_) What may be said of the food value of radishes? |
9936 | (_ b_) What other vegetables are cooked in this way? |
9936 | (_ b_) What part of kohlrabi is used for food? |
9936 | (_ b_) What points are considered when eggs are graded? |
9936 | (_ b_) What proportions of salt and water are used? |
9936 | (_ b_) When is it advisable to make combination vegetable dishes? |
9936 | (_ b_) Why are eggs cooked in the shell better if they are cooked at a temperature lower than boiling point? |
9936 | (_ b_) Why is such care necessary? |
9936 | (_ b_) Why should egg whites not be allowed to stand after beating? |
9936 | (_ b_) Why should spongy egg dishes be served immediately after cooking? |
9936 | (_ b_) Why should the seeds and skins of summer squash be removed in preparing this vegetable for the table? |
9936 | (_ b_) With what kind of egg beater should egg yolks or whole eggs be beaten? |
9936 | (_ b_) an egg yolk? |
9936 | (_ b_) in the home? |
9936 | (_ b_) tough vegetables? |
9936 | (_ c_) How are chives prepared when they are to be used for flavoring soups, etc.? |
9936 | (_ c_) How is kohlrabi generally prepared for cooking? |
9936 | (_ c_) How may the baking of potatoes be hastened? |
9936 | (_ c_) How may the skins of tomatoes be removed easily? |
9936 | (_ c_) What are the uses of parsley? |
9936 | 18] VEGETABLES( PART 1) EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1)(_ a_) To what is the flavor of vegetables largely due? |
9936 | Baked Apples: well done? |
9936 | Black Tea: too weak? |
9936 | Cheese Soufflà ©: light? |
9936 | Graham Muffins: light? |
9936 | Hash- Browned Potatoes: too brown? |
9936 | MILK, BUTTER, AND CHEESE( PART 1) EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1) When milk is used in a meal, what kinds of food may be omitted? |
9936 | MILK, BUTTER, AND CHEESE( PART 2) EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1) From what part of milk is butter made? |
9936 | Puff Omelet: light? |
9936 | Stewed Tomatoes: sufficiently cooked? |
9936 | VEGETABLES( PART 2) EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1)(_ a_) How do wild and cultivated greens differ? |
9936 | baked sufficiently? |
9936 | even brown color on crust? |
9936 | even brown on bottom? |
9936 | heavy? |
9936 | heavy? |
9936 | heavy? |
9936 | hot? |
9936 | lumpy? |
9936 | lumpy? |
9936 | milk curdled? |
9936 | not brown enough? |
9936 | not well done? |
9936 | overdone? |
9936 | properly seasoned? |
9936 | properly seasoned? |
9936 | shrunken? |
9936 | smooth? |
9936 | sufficient sugar? |
9936 | taste of tannin? |
9936 | tender? |
9936 | texture coarse? |
9936 | texture fine? |
9936 | thick? |
9936 | too brown? |
9936 | too dry? |
9936 | too little fat? |
9936 | too moist? |
9936 | too much fat? |
9936 | too sour? |
9936 | too strong? |
9936 | too thin? |
9936 | tough? |
9936 | underdone? |
9936 | underdone? |
9936 | well flavored? |
9936 | well seasoned? |
9936 | well seasoned? |
9936 | well seasoned? |
9935 | ( 10) What factors influence the length of time required to cook foods? |
9935 | ( 10)(_ a_) Mention the various methods of cooking cereals,(_ b_) What are the advantages of the double- boiler method? |
9935 | ( 11) What are the advantages of:(_ a_) the long process of bread making? |
9935 | ( 11)(_ a_) What influences the proportion of water required and the length of time necessary to cook cereals? |
9935 | ( 12) What is:(_ a_) a sponge? |
9935 | ( 12) What will cause a change in the general proportions of liquid and flour for a batter or a dough? |
9935 | ( 12)(_ a_) At what temperature does water boil? |
9935 | ( 13)(_ a_) Of what advantage is it to add dates to cream of wheat? |
9935 | ( 13)(_ a_) What generally controls the kind of stove to be used for cooking? |
9935 | ( 13)(_ a_) What is the aim in canning foods? |
9935 | ( 13)(_ a_) Why must bread dough be kneaded? |
9935 | ( 14) At what temperature should bread be kneaded? |
9935 | ( 14) What is the approximate temperature for:(_ a_) a moderate oven? |
9935 | ( 15) How should bread be cared for after it is removed from the oven? |
9935 | ( 15)(_ a_) Of what value is gas as a fuel? |
9935 | ( 16) How may hot breads be tested in order to determine whether or not they are properly baked? |
9935 | ( 16) What points are considered in the scoring of bread? |
9935 | ( 16)(_ a_) What advantages have ready- to- eat cereals over unprepared ones? |
9935 | ( 17) What part of bread making may be done in a bread mixer? |
9935 | ( 17) Why are baking- powder biscuits and popovers mixed differently? |
9935 | ( 17)(_ a_) How is heat produced in a stove? |
9935 | ( 17)(_ a_) What is the advantage of serving milk or cream with cereals? |
9935 | ( 18) How should a cellar in which foods is to be stored be built and cared for? |
9935 | ( 18) What are the differences in time and oven temperatures in baking rolls and bread? |
9935 | ( 18)(_ a_) How are Italian pastes made? |
9935 | ( 18)(_ a_) How should the dampers of a coal range be adjusted so as to heat the oven for baking? |
9935 | ( 18)(_ a_) Why does a loaf of nut bread require longer baking than muffins? |
9935 | ( 19) Why should gingerbread be baked in a moderate oven? |
9935 | ( 19)(_ a_) Explain the first steps in cooking macaroni,(_ b_) How much does macaroni increase upon being boiled? |
9935 | ( 19)(_ a_) What is the purpose of a mixer on a gas stove? |
9935 | ( 19)(_ a_) Why is it necessary to store non- perishable foods? |
9935 | ( 2) From what kind of wheat is bread flour usually made? |
9935 | ( 2) How may the housewife control the cost of her foods? |
9935 | ( 2)(_ a_) What is a leavening agent? |
9935 | ( 20) How may the burners of a kerosene stove be kept clean? |
9935 | ( 20)(_ a_) What is a menu? |
9935 | ( 20)(_ a_) Why may macaroni be substituted for meat in the diet? |
9935 | ( 3)(_ a_) How is physical leavening accomplished? |
9935 | ( 3)(_ a_) What is a labor- saving device? |
9935 | ( 3)(_ a_) What is gluten? |
9935 | ( 3)(_ a_) Why are cereals not easily contaminated? |
9935 | ( 4) What kind of utensil should be used for:(_ a_) the rapid boiling of spaghetti;(_ b_) the slow cooking of cereals? |
9935 | ( 4) What three important matters enter into the problem of purchasing food? |
9935 | ( 4)(_ a_) How is chemical leavening brought about? |
9935 | ( 4)(_ a_) What is meant by a blend flour? |
9935 | ( 5) How may the kind and quality of flour be judged in purchasing it? |
9935 | ( 5) What food substance is found in the greatest proportion in cereals? |
9935 | ( 5) Why are soda and sour milk and soda and molasses not accurate leavening agents? |
9935 | ( 5)(_ a_) Name the five substances that are found in food,(_ b_) Of what value is a knowledge of these food substances? |
9935 | ( 6) In making a batter or a dough, how much soda should be used with:(_ a_) each cupful of sour milk? |
9935 | ( 6) What characteristics of cereals make them valuable in the diet? |
9935 | ( 6)(_ a_) What is the function of protein in the body? |
9935 | ( 6)(_ a_) What is yeast? |
9935 | ( 7) How should soda and sour milk or soda and molasses be combined with the other ingredients of a hot- bread mixture? |
9935 | ( 7) What material, besides the food substances, is always present in cereals, and what are its purposes? |
9935 | ( 7) Why is it necessary to measure foods accurately in cooking? |
9935 | ( 7)(_ a_) What is produced by the growth of yeast? |
9935 | ( 7)(_ a_) With what do carbohydrates supply the body? |
9935 | ( 8) What determines the quantity of yeast to use in bread making? |
9935 | ( 8) What is a calorie? |
9935 | ( 8) What is the purpose of cooking cereals? |
9935 | ( 8)(_ a_) In hot- bread batters and doughs, how much baking powder should be used to 1 cupful of flour? |
9935 | ( 9)(_ a_) What occurs when starch is cooked in a liquid? |
9935 | ( 9)(_ a_) What will hasten the bread- making process? |
9935 | ( 9)(_ a_) Why should a systematic plan be outlined before beginning to carry out a recipe? |
9935 | (_ b_) How is hard water affected by boiling? |
9935 | (_ b_) How is it possible to tell when dough has been kneaded sufficiently? |
9935 | (_ b_) How may a gas stove be kept in good condition? |
9935 | (_ b_) How may the universal consumption of cereals be accounted for? |
9935 | (_ b_) How may variety be secured in the serving of cereals? |
9935 | (_ b_) How should baking powder be combined with the other ingredients? |
9935 | (_ b_) How should rice grains look when they are properly cooked? |
9935 | (_ b_) How should they be adjusted for cooking on top of the stove? |
9935 | (_ b_) Is it an advantage to cook cereals for a long time? |
9935 | (_ b_) Mention and describe the three principal varieties of Italian paste,(_ c_) What tests can be applied to judge the quality of these foods? |
9935 | (_ b_) On what does the success of breads raised by physical leavening depend? |
9935 | (_ b_) On what principle does success in drying foods depend? |
9935 | (_ b_) To what is leakage in the household due? |
9935 | (_ b_) What are the principal ingredients of hot- bread batters and doughs? |
9935 | (_ b_) What care in storage should be given to both prepared and unprepared cereals? |
9935 | (_ b_) What factors should be considered in the selection of cereals? |
9935 | (_ b_) What foods used in the preparation of macaroni make it a better meat substitute? |
9935 | (_ b_) What is meant by the term preservative? |
9935 | (_ b_) What is the effect of leavening agents on batters and doughs? |
9935 | (_ b_) What is the purpose of the dampers of a stove? |
9935 | (_ b_) What kind of gas flame is best for cooking? |
9935 | (_ b_) What part does this play in bread making? |
9935 | (_ b_) What things are necessary for its growth? |
9935 | (_ b_) What two things must be supplied to produce the best action of a chemical leavening agent for making a flour mixture light? |
9935 | (_ b_) What will retard it? |
9935 | (_ b_) When is its use indicated? |
9935 | (_ b_) Which should be baked in a moderate oven? |
9935 | (_ b_) Why is it necessary for the making of bread? |
9935 | (_ b_) a dough? |
9935 | (_ b_) a hot oven? |
9935 | (_ b_) each cupful of molasses? |
9935 | (_ b_) the quick process? |
9935 | (_ c_) In what order should the recipes of a menu be prepared? |
9935 | (_ c_) What temperature is best for its growth? |
9935 | ***** ESSENTIALS OF COOKERY( PART 2) EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1) What points must be kept in mind in the selection of cooking utensils? |
9935 | ***** HOT BREADS EXAMINATION QUESTIONS( 1)(_ a_) In what way do hot breads differ from yeast breads? |
9935 | At 90 cents a 1,000 cubic feet, what is the cost of the gas consumed? |
9935 | Baking- Powder Biscuit: tender? |
9935 | Buttered Toast: thin? |
9935 | Cabbage Salad: properly seasoned? |
9935 | Cocoa: smooth? |
9935 | Coffee: strong? |
9935 | Cream of Wheat: thin? |
9935 | Creamed Peas: tender? |
9935 | In making out your report, simply write the name of the food and describe its condition by means of the terms specified in the following list? |
9935 | Macaroni With Cheese and Tomatoes: cooked sufficiently? |
9935 | Mashed Potatoes: sufficiently cooked? |
9935 | Orange Fluff: stiff enough? |
9935 | Pan- Broiled Chops: tough? |
9935 | Popovers Filled With Apple Sauce: tender? |
9935 | Rolled Oats: thin? |
9935 | Sauce for Orange Fluff: smooth? |
9935 | Sauce for Peas: smooth? |
9935 | Scrambled Eggs: dry? |
9935 | Tea: strong? |
9935 | Watercress- and- Celery Salad: appearance attractive? |
9935 | bitter? |
9935 | browned? |
9935 | clear? |
9935 | clear? |
9935 | creamy? |
9935 | crisp? |
9935 | crisp? |
9935 | dressing well mixed? |
9935 | flavor agreeable? |
9935 | flavor disagreeable? |
9935 | good texture? |
9935 | heavy? |
9935 | hot? |
9935 | improperly seasoned? |
9935 | improperly seasoned? |
9935 | light? |
9935 | lumpy? |
9935 | lumpy? |
9935 | lumpy? |
9935 | lumpy? |
9935 | lumpy? |
9935 | moist? |
9935 | muddy? |
9935 | not enough salt? |
9935 | not sufficiently toasted? |
9935 | of correct thickness? |
9935 | overdone? |
9935 | overdone? |
9935 | overdone? |
9935 | poor texture? |
9935 | properly flavoured? |
9935 | properly seasoned? |
9935 | properly seasoned? |
9935 | salty? |
9935 | salty? |
9935 | salty? |
9935 | scum formed on top? |
9935 | smooth? |
9935 | smooth? |
9935 | soggy? |
9935 | strong? |
9935 | sufficient salt? |
9935 | sufficiently baked? |
9935 | tender? |
9935 | thick? |
9935 | thick? |
9935 | thick? |
9935 | thick? |
9935 | thin? |
9935 | too little liquid? |
9935 | too much liquid? |
9935 | too much salt? |
9935 | too soft? |
9935 | too soft? |
9935 | too thick? |
9935 | tough? |
9935 | tough? |
9935 | tough? |
9935 | underdone( this is observed by shrinking or falling after removing the popovers from the popover cups)? |
9935 | underdone? |
9935 | underdone? |
9935 | unevenly browned? |
9935 | watery? |
9935 | weak? |
9935 | weak? |
9935 | weak? |
9935 | well flavored? |
9935 | well flavored? |
9935 | well flavored? |
33213 | A party for us? 33213 And now what else can we do to- day, Mother? |
33213 | And now, what comes next in a lunch, after sandwiches? |
33213 | And what are they to eat with it? |
33213 | And what hot drink are you going to have, Mother? |
33213 | And what will they have to eat? 33213 Are n''t they lovely, too?" |
33213 | Are the berries washed? |
33213 | Boys would be perfectly wild to make these,laughed Miss Betty,"if only they knew how; but of course if you do n''t care to--""What are they?" |
33213 | But do you really think you can do all that? 33213 But do you think we could make them? |
33213 | But only_ twenty_ particular friends, Mildred? 33213 But then,"said Father Blair complacently,"what else can you expect? |
33213 | But we will put down the gingerbread first; and, by the way, what do you think Betty calls it? 33213 But what do you go to school for, if not to learn multiplication? |
33213 | But what do you make sandwiches out of if you do n''t use meat? 33213 But where can I go, school and all?" |
33213 | But, Mother, if you had nice roast- beef slices, you would not chop those up, would you? |
33213 | But, Mother, what about the salad? |
33213 | But, Mother, what can_ I_ make? |
33213 | But, Norah, if you ca n''t begin till you know how, how does anybody ever learn? 33213 Delicious little strawberry shortcakes; do you remember your rule for biscuits?" |
33213 | Do n''t you want me to help you make them, Brownie? |
33213 | Do n''t you wish you could cook, Jack? |
33213 | Even Jack? |
33213 | For school, for examples and compositions? |
33213 | He wo n''t need three; ca n''t I have one for my lunch here? |
33213 | How do you make one? |
33213 | How long do you boil them, Jack? |
33213 | How shall I cover it, Mother? |
33213 | I mean, I''d take just a little of everything, enough to make the egg taste good? |
33213 | I think we ought to have something to finish off with-- to eat with the cookies and marguerites; do n''t you think so? |
33213 | I? 33213 Is Mildred going to make everything all alone? |
33213 | Is n''t it queer that some girls just hate to cook, and think it''s simply dreadful when they have no maid and have to do their own work? |
33213 | Lovely? 33213 May I make it?" |
33213 | Mildred, did you really make that soup? 33213 My dear,"she said,"do you remember hearing Father speak of his old friends the Wentworths, whom he used to know so well years ago? |
33213 | No knives, because there is no meat,said her mother;"but if we were going to use them, which side would you put them on?" |
33213 | Now for the potatoes; what kind do you think you would like? |
33213 | Now have n''t you one more receipt, dear Miss Betty? 33213 Now how is your fish getting on? |
33213 | Now what can I have for to- morrow? 33213 Now what next?" |
33213 | Now what next? |
33213 | Oh, do you really think we need salad with all these good things? |
33213 | Oh, what? |
33213 | Oh, what? |
33213 | Paste on papers or something? |
33213 | Perhaps Miss Betty would like to have you visit her,Mildred said;"would n''t that be fun? |
33213 | Sandwiches and cake-- what else can you think of for luncheons, Betty? |
33213 | Shall we make the cocoa now? |
33213 | The freezers? |
33213 | Things do n''t sound as good as they taste, do they? |
33213 | What are they for? |
33213 | What do I get for it? |
33213 | What do you suppose Miss Betty wants_ me_ to do? |
33213 | What else are we going to have, Father Blair? |
33213 | What for, Miss Betty? 33213 What is there?" |
33213 | What is''simmer? |
33213 | What shall we have for the supper? |
33213 | What shall we make to- day, Mildred? |
33213 | Why did n''t I make eight dozen of them? |
33213 | Why not cook? |
33213 | Why not let Mildred put it up? 33213 Why not make some other things that are just as good? |
33213 | Why not, Norah? 33213 Yes, indeed; and then some dessert that children like; will that be enough, do you think?" |
33213 | You can invite Miss Betty yourself wo n''t that be nice? |
33213 | You do n''t need a receipt for cocoa, do you? |
33213 | You do? |
33213 | You know how to make French dressing, do n''t you, Mildred? |
33213 | And I''ve become quite a cook; now have n''t I, Father Blair?" |
33213 | And actually make that junket? |
33213 | And are you sure you do not want me to help you put on the silver?" |
33213 | And could you make them all?" |
33213 | And do n''t you think it would be nice to have it in here on the big library table? |
33213 | And how did you get along, Jack?" |
33213 | And is n''t it fun to have company come when you do n''t expect it? |
33213 | And now what comes next?" |
33213 | And now what shall we have to eat?" |
33213 | And poach that beautiful egg? |
33213 | And the Hallowe''en things in the chafing- dish? |
33213 | And the attic picnic, Brownie? |
33213 | And what about jelly?" |
33213 | And what else can we have? |
33213 | And, Norah, you had some of the citron left from the plum- pudding, had n''t you?" |
33213 | Are n''t the biscuits done yet, Mildred?" |
33213 | Are n''t they fine?" |
33213 | As soon as Miss Betty appeared, Mildred asked,"Now what first?" |
33213 | Brownie''s slip said:"If you were ordering breakfast to- morrow morning, what would be the nicest things you could think of? |
33213 | Brownie, here is a receipt for you; do you think you can manage it all alone?" |
33213 | But do you think we can make enough ice- cream here at home for twenty people? |
33213 | But first, Brownie, can you lay the table for us?" |
33213 | But how many receipts have you, Jack?" |
33213 | But what are they? |
33213 | But what can we have? |
33213 | But when everybody had come, Mother Blair said:"Wo n''t you go upstairs?" |
33213 | But why not make something else to begin with, jams and jellies and other good things? |
33213 | But, Father, you wo n''t want me ever to make cake or desserts, will you? |
33213 | But, Mother, if we have the party on Saturday, Norah will be very busy, and who will make the cream?" |
33213 | CHAPTER XV THANKSGIVING DAY SUPPER"Mother Blair, did you ever think that Thanksgiving Day has one great defect?" |
33213 | Ca n''t I make some for lunch to- day, Mother?" |
33213 | Ca n''t I make something right away to- day?" |
33213 | Ca n''t I make that for Sunday dinner?" |
33213 | Ca n''t you see how lovely it will be? |
33213 | Can you make those all alone?" |
33213 | Cold turkey to begin with, and something hot to go with it, and-- and what else, Mother Blair?" |
33213 | Could n''t I just set the dish on the table for two minutes before I put it away?" |
33213 | Do n''t you think the cookies will do?" |
33213 | Do n''t you want to learn to make biscuits like Mildred''s, Jack?" |
33213 | Do you do that on purpose?" |
33213 | Do you know how to grease them?" |
33213 | Do you remember how cross she was?" |
33213 | Do you remember your cheese dreams at the House- in- the- Woods party, Jack? |
33213 | Do you suppose Norah could put up one for me every morning?" |
33213 | Do you suppose you three children could get the supper and serve it all by yourselves?" |
33213 | Do you think that is a good breakfast, Mother?" |
33213 | Do you think that would do?" |
33213 | Do you think you could manage it? |
33213 | Does n''t that look pretty?" |
33213 | Got any cooking for a boy to do-- proper cooking, I mean?" |
33213 | How do you make them?" |
33213 | How many are you going to have?" |
33213 | How many do you want?" |
33213 | How many times over must you make the rule?" |
33213 | How will you have it, boiled or roasted?" |
33213 | How would that do?" |
33213 | I mean, what shall we have to eat?" |
33213 | I think I shall want about six cakes; how many will you need?" |
33213 | I will give you the receipt for it now, and after everybody is here and you have said''How do you do?'' |
33213 | I wonder if five year olds play games? |
33213 | I wonder if she would let me help her?" |
33213 | If one quart will be enough for seven people, how many quarts will be needed for twenty?" |
33213 | Is n''t that your mother calling?" |
33213 | Make some sort of dessert?" |
33213 | May I, Norah?" |
33213 | Mother Blair, do you think we could play in the attic with Helen''s doll and Araminta, if I get her out, or what can we do?" |
33213 | Next time we come, have twice as much of everything, wo n''t you?" |
33213 | Now anything more?" |
33213 | Now are you ready for the next question?" |
33213 | Now comes the cocoa, and I can make that all alone; may we use the little after dinner coffee cups to drink it out of? |
33213 | Now do n''t you think that is almost enough for the picnic?" |
33213 | Now for the egg; can you poach that, do you think?" |
33213 | Now that is all, and it''s what I call a perfectly delicious luncheon, do n''t you?" |
33213 | Now what can we have? |
33213 | Now what did Norah find for you?" |
33213 | Now what shall we have? |
33213 | Now would you like just a very easy jelly? |
33213 | Now would you like some more strawberry receipts for your cook- book?" |
33213 | Now, Jack, do you want to try?" |
33213 | Only how do you do it?" |
33213 | Or would he be left at home merely because he did not know how to cook? |
33213 | Shall I put on a fork or a spoon for the shortcake?" |
33213 | Shall I write out the receipts for you now? |
33213 | Suppose we have veal loaf?" |
33213 | That afternoon, when Jack came home from school, he shouted up the stairs:"Say, Mildred, what will you take to do up lunches for the crowd? |
33213 | Then she went into the parlor and said"How do you do?" |
33213 | There-- doesn''t that look sweet?" |
33213 | Was n''t that a good supper? |
33213 | What about the rest of the class?" |
33213 | What can we make with pie- crust? |
33213 | What can you think of that we can do to make it so?" |
33213 | What do you like best to eat in all the world?" |
33213 | What do you think I''d better give her for lunch, Miss Betty?" |
33213 | What else can you think of that would be nice?" |
33213 | What kind do you think would be best?" |
33213 | What kind of a party?" |
33213 | What shall it be, Mildred? |
33213 | What shall we have for supper? |
33213 | What sort of a party shall we have, Mother? |
33213 | What would you think of the potato puff Norah makes out of left- over mashed potato?" |
33213 | When you have used it do n''t forget to wash it out for her, will you, dear?" |
33213 | Where is that CÃ ¦ sar? |
33213 | Why do n''t you and Brownie together make some nice grape jam to- morrow?" |
33213 | Why do n''t you have a little bit of a party for her? |
33213 | Wo n''t that be fun? |
33213 | Wo n''t those be pretty?" |
33213 | Would n''t it be better to buy it?" |
33213 | Would you like scalloped oysters?" |
33213 | Would you like to have some more strawberry ice- cream receipts to go with it?" |
33213 | Would you mind picking some for me?" |
33213 | You are really learning lots about cooking, are n''t you? |
33213 | You wo n''t forget, will you?" |
33213 | [ Illustration: Brownie and Mildred Making"Chocolate Crackers"]"What sounds good?" |
33213 | [ Illustration:"''But Norah, if You ca n''t begin till You know how, how does Anybody ever Learn?''"] |
33213 | and"Did you ever taste such muffins?" |
33213 | and"Did you really, really make all these good things yourselves, children? |
33213 | she said, as she and Mildred finished arranging them,"do n''t they look pretty? |
42803 | ''All this brings me to the point of my letter, which is: wo n''t you please let me come and live with you for a year and learn how to manage? 42803 And desserts?" |
42803 | And did you buy a kerosene- stove, too? |
42803 | And do n''t you have to rise with the lark to get a breakfast of two courses? |
42803 | And do you have fish on Fridays? |
42803 | And do you have muffins and cakes and those hot breads? |
42803 | And do you think you save a lot by doing up vegetables? |
42803 | And eggs, now; may I ever make desserts with them? |
42803 | And how about groceries and such things? |
42803 | And how about salads? |
42803 | And how often do you clean the silver? |
42803 | And is it cheap? |
42803 | And may a mere man inquire where on earth you are going to store all these things in our flat? |
42803 | And spill the greasy dish- water around the edge of the dress, as you did before? |
42803 | And the china? |
42803 | And there is ice; or do they use ice in the country? |
42803 | And watermelon rind-- don''t you do something with that? |
42803 | And what comes next? |
42803 | And what did it cost? |
42803 | And whatever is yellow tomato salad? 42803 And when do you have the preserves and canned fruit?" |
42803 | Aunt Maria? 42803 But do n''t you have to keep supplying these things over and over? |
42803 | But do n''t you think veal would be pretty expensive in March? 42803 But do you think croquettes would be enough dinner for a hungry man? |
42803 | But just how do you sterilize cans? |
42803 | But why is the main course fish instead of meat? |
42803 | But with other things besides groceries which you must have, table- linen and bed- linen and towels, how do you do about buying those things? 42803 But, Mary, why do you skip all the breakfasts and luncheons? |
42803 | Could you not do with a maid as the Southerners do with their colored people, and give out stores every morning? |
42803 | Did I say never? 42803 Did you buy them out of Incidentals?" |
42803 | Do n''t you always buy things by the quantity? 42803 Do n''t you know those little pear- shaped yellow tomatoes you see in summer? |
42803 | Do n''t you think we ought to do up some fruit for Aunt Maria, Mary? |
42803 | Do you always write down what you are going to have? 42803 Do you buy bones and things for stock soup?" |
42803 | Do you buy extra cream for these cereals? |
42803 | Do you ever do up vegetables? |
42803 | Do you ever have corned beef? |
42803 | Do you mean hard- shelled clams or soft? |
42803 | Do you mean you pour off the soup, and it is all right just as it is? |
42803 | Do you never set the breakfast- table at night? |
42803 | Do you put a bone in purà © es? |
42803 | Do you really mean we are never to have a roast? |
42803 | Do you really save much by making it yourself? 42803 Do you remember that friend of mother''s, Mrs. Grant, who had that perfect palace of a house and an income of fifty thousand dollars a year? |
42803 | Do you suppose any mere man is going to know that he is eating cheap meat unless you actually tell him so in plain words? 42803 Do you wear the same thing summer and winter?" |
42803 | Does n''t that sound good? |
42803 | Does n''t your gas cost you a great deal each month? 42803 Does your jelly always''jell?''" |
42803 | Have you any idea what you spend for meat a day? |
42803 | How about luncheons, now? 42803 How about potatoes?" |
42803 | How do you make that salad? |
42803 | How do you make those? |
42803 | How many do you use a week, anyway? |
42803 | I do both ways; I say to myself when I buy anything,''What form can this take to- morrow?'' 42803 I suppose you had sweetbreads for luncheon once or twice?" |
42803 | Is that all for to- day? |
42803 | Is that the end of the lesson for the day? |
42803 | It did? 42803 Mary, did you ever think what you would do if you had to live on just a few cents a day? |
42803 | No new potatoes for us, I suppose? |
42803 | Now, before I forget it, tell me why the drumsticks are to be served''on toast?'' 42803 Oh, that''s the trouble with the dinner- party, is it? |
42803 | One thing more; do you believe it pays to spend so much time and thought and all that on doing over things? 42803 Suppose you ca n''t get crabs; what do you do then?" |
42803 | Suppose you do n''t get enough for two nights, or the man eats more than you expected he would and you are short, what do you do then? |
42803 | That reminds me; are you infallible, Mary? 42803 Then how am I to know what to do? |
42803 | Then the first question to settle is this:''What is a little?'' 42803 Then what shall I put down under Rent? |
42803 | This game evidently has more to it than you thought when you began to learn it, has n''t it? 42803 Was n''t that the''Weal and hammer''of the Boffins?" |
42803 | Well, how is this? 42803 Well, is the last word that the city is the only place to live in economically?" |
42803 | Well, leaving meals for a moment, do you try and cut down on other things, such as coffee, for example? 42803 Well, what do you think of the difference between it and this place?" |
42803 | Well, why ca n''t I have a woman just to clean, say a day, or even half a day at a time, and put out my washing? |
42803 | What do you think about meat? 42803 What forfeit?" |
42803 | What have you written down? |
42803 | What will you do? 42803 Whatever shall we do, now, Mary? |
42803 | Where will you buy celery in July, my dear? 42803 Who waits on the table?" |
42803 | Why did I go to all the trouble to teach you that Game of Menus, I''d like to know, if this is the result? 42803 Why do you begin with dinners? |
42803 | You passed lightly over the subject of cake for supper; do n''t we have chocolate layer- cakes at all? |
42803 | You use a coffee machine, I see; do you like it better than the old way of making the coffee in the kitchen? |
42803 | And Mary, did you see what a big, big piece of roast was left over?" |
42803 | And do you-- now honestly, Mary-- do you think I know enough to keep house all by myself?" |
42803 | And is n''t it fine to have the money ahead instead of having to catch up later on when we have forgotten all about the occasion?" |
42803 | And now one thing more about steak: did you ever hear of a flank steak?" |
42803 | And why string- beans, when parsnips and salsify are plenty? |
42803 | And with this enormous expense you pay for vegetables, milk, eggs, butter, and all the rest, and yet put pennies in the kitchen bank?" |
42803 | Are there plenty of eggs? |
42803 | Are we never to have those?" |
42803 | Are we never, never to have that? |
42803 | Are you so awfully fond of toast as all that?" |
42803 | As for dessert, what will you have instead of mince pie?" |
42803 | As to strawberries-- strawberries in July?" |
42803 | Being both cheap and filling, what more could one ask?" |
42803 | But I agree for this time, and when you have the larger luncheon you will get the waitress, wo n''t you?" |
42803 | But how do you do about waiting on the table? |
42803 | But if you can not have those and can not buy on purpose, what can you have?" |
42803 | But if you have come to a stopping- place, may I speak? |
42803 | But what is the matter with corned beef and cabbage? |
42803 | But why have potatoes and barley at the same meal? |
42803 | But why that particular pudding?" |
42803 | But you get the idea, do n''t you?" |
42803 | By the way, did you see me cook that? |
42803 | Can you not have the canned cherries another way?" |
42803 | Can you really economize on those? |
42803 | Celery, however, I am afraid was rather expensive, was n''t it? |
42803 | Could you not have had shredded cabbage instead? |
42803 | Did you say you could or could not cut down on those?" |
42803 | Did you see the butcher shop when we came up from the station?" |
42803 | Do n''t you know how often the cook- books say,''serve with sippets of toast?''" |
42803 | Do n''t you think we might leave desserts now? |
42803 | Do n''t you think you might as well buy fresh ones as to put so much strength in these?" |
42803 | Do we settle the servant question here and now, offhand? |
42803 | Do you have a poorer quality to save money?" |
42803 | Do you keep jumping up and down all the time?" |
42803 | Do you lay in a supply every year at a regular time, or get them as you go along?" |
42803 | Do you want your husband to expire in agonies that very same night? |
42803 | Do you wear these gowns when you are alone?" |
42803 | Go down- town for more?" |
42803 | Has the bank suspended and are you considering how best to break the news to me, or has Dolly eloped with the ice- man?" |
42803 | How about that dessert?" |
42803 | How about the laundress''s bills and the cost of the dishes?" |
42803 | How did you ever get them?" |
42803 | How do you have such a pretty table all the time and still economize in everything, including time and strength? |
42803 | How do you plan your meals? |
42803 | How is this? |
42803 | How is this? |
42803 | However, I can remind you of them now, ca n''t I? |
42803 | I seem to hear broilers cackling; or do n''t fowls cackle in the spring- time of their youth? |
42803 | I suppose the custard does not call for eggs?" |
42803 | I think I have sufficiently impressed that on your mind, have n''t I?" |
42803 | I think I''ll do my own work and have a woman in to wash and iron and clean by the day; that will save something, wo n''t it?" |
42803 | I wait on the table, I suppose?" |
42803 | In other words, do you never make a mistake and overrun your allowance? |
42803 | Is it really a nice place, Mary?" |
42803 | Is n''t it a nuisance to have to make it?" |
42803 | Is n''t it too provoking we ca n''t do that way in town? |
42803 | Is n''t that a stroke of economy? |
42803 | Is that for my benefit? |
42803 | Is that the end of salads?" |
42803 | It is quite a saving to have an ice instead of an ice- cream, is n''t it? |
42803 | It seems strange and unpleasant, does n''t it? |
42803 | It was a lovely and delicious meal, was n''t it, Dick?" |
42803 | Let me see; what can we have? |
42803 | Living has been very cheap this summer, has n''t it?" |
42803 | Mary, do you think we shall ever be able to have a real live cow of our very own?" |
42803 | Meanwhile, tell me truly: have you saved as much money as you expected to when we came out here?" |
42803 | Now are not my stoves worth their weight in gold? |
42803 | Now do you think I have told you enough about meat to enable you to keep the wolf from the door?" |
42803 | Now for our table: do you suppose we could get some violets from the country? |
42803 | Now what did it cost?" |
42803 | Now what is to be to- day''s lesson? |
42803 | Now what will it cost us a year for our table?" |
42803 | Now when will you have another?" |
42803 | Now who in the world can she possibly be engaged to?" |
42803 | Now, why have in September the food you should reserve for winter, and why omit all the good fall vegetables and fruits? |
42803 | One of them is this: do you always look as neat and trim when you do your work, or is this costume a sort of stage- dress for my benefit?" |
42803 | Or is this closet the lesson all by itself?" |
42803 | Perhaps there is a model cart with everything spick and span, and driver in a white jacket; who knows?" |
42803 | Shall I say$ 40 a month and put down nothing for fuel? |
42803 | Shall we have the little maid?" |
42803 | Still winter?" |
42803 | Suppose for a time you had practically nothing at all, how would you manage then?" |
42803 | Tell me how much these are going to cost?" |
42803 | Tell me instead whether you do up anything besides apples in winter?" |
42803 | Tell me this: are we never to have any green things, celery or lettuce, for instance?" |
42803 | That is really no trouble, is it?" |
42803 | Then the steak; is n''t it fortunate that I had not put it over to cook? |
42803 | What in the world are they?" |
42803 | What shall we have for dinner to- night? |
42803 | What should have begun that dinner, Dolly, in December?" |
42803 | What will you have?" |
42803 | What''s the matter? |
42803 | When chair coverings wear out, and carpets, and your china set breaks to bits gradually till it disappears, do you fly to Incidentals, or what?" |
42803 | Who could she possibly be engaged to but Fred Mason? |
42803 | Why did you let me buy it, Dolly? |
42803 | Why not substitute strips of veal, breaded? |
42803 | Why not try this way? |
42803 | Why soup at all?" |
42803 | Why?" |
42803 | You know what a shin of beef is, do n''t you? |
42803 | You would not like to have a dyspeptic husband, would you? |
38215 | ''Homesick''for Mother?--or was to- day''s lesson too hard? |
38215 | ''May I see your book, my dear?'' 38215 ''You do, do you?'' |
38215 | A new kind of cooking pan? |
38215 | A piece of toast? |
38215 | A secret, Mary Frances? |
38215 | A secret? |
38215 | All ready? |
38215 | All the ma- ter- i- als you''ll need ready? |
38215 | Are n''t you nearly ready? |
38215 | Are they all right? |
38215 | Are they all to be boi-- boiled? |
38215 | Are you hungry yet? |
38215 | Are you ready? |
38215 | Begging pardon, sir,said the tramp, touching his cap,"but may I say one word?" |
38215 | Billy-- really? |
38215 | Ca n''t you find it? |
38215 | Can you bake them? 38215 Can you bake them?"] |
38215 | Did Mary Frances make this cake? |
38215 | Did n''t I tell you,--''not another word''until I spoke to you? |
38215 | Did the Aunt like the little Miss''cooking? |
38215 | Did you say anything? |
38215 | Did you think I minded Bob? |
38215 | Did you, or did you not, please,asked Aunty Rolling Pin,"mention''Biscuits''this morning?" |
38215 | Do n''t you remember they all went over to Aunt Maria Hush''s for dinner Saturday night, and for Sunday? |
38215 | Do you promise? |
38215 | Does n''t that mean you? |
38215 | Does she come to- night? |
38215 | Ever make any biscuits, child? |
38215 | Flounder? 38215 H- o- w d- o?" |
38215 | Have you had many? |
38215 | He''s dead,exclaimed the excited Kitchen People, and began to wring their funny little hands, and to cry"Oh, why did- de- die? |
38215 | Here? |
38215 | How are you getting along, children? |
38215 | How do I make a pretty border? |
38215 | How do you do, Kitchen Folks? |
38215 | How do you know you''ll be used? |
38215 | How do you know? |
38215 | How do, little Miss? |
38215 | How is it? |
38215 | How old are you, now, anyway? |
38215 | How will you know how much potato to put into the soup? |
38215 | I had no idea you----"That I wanted to go? |
38215 | I mean what I say,said Aunty Rolling Pin;"is n''t that what I said?" |
38215 | I will,said Aunty Rolling Pin;"here''s part of a lecture the teacher used to give:[ Illustration:"What do you know about cakes?"] |
38215 | If everybody''d just mind his own cooking-- who ever rolls cakes? |
38215 | Is it possible Aunt Maria forgot to dry you last night? |
38215 | Is it really my turn? |
38215 | Is it right? |
38215 | Is that all? |
38215 | Is that right? |
38215 | Is that the last recipe? |
38215 | Is the salt in the flour? |
38215 | Is''Old Puff- away''ready? |
38215 | It seems more stylish, do n''t you think? |
38215 | It''s wonderful,she said,"wonderful; who showed you how?" |
38215 | Let me see,--will all the others need paring? 38215 Mary Frances,"asked Billy,"what''s better than a cream chocolate?" |
38215 | Mother made some just before she was ill."But have you the walnuts? |
38215 | Mother, dear,begged Mary Frances,"ca n''t I get lunch for Brother and me? |
38215 | Mother,she asked,"Aunt Maria will be gone home most of the day time, while you''re away, wo n''t she?" |
38215 | My face is black, is it? 38215 My,"she said,"can you all talk? |
38215 | Now, sift a little flour on the board and-- oh, how many tarts are you going to make? |
38215 | Oh, Father,Mary Frances begged,"wo n''t you come to- morrow? |
38215 | Oh, I say, Sister,said Billy;"I''ll pretend I''m Father-- won''t that do? |
38215 | Oh, Mary Frances, will you? |
38215 | Oh, are you awake, Mother? 38215 Oh, dear,--shall I open the door?" |
38215 | Oh, my aunt!--has the old lady went? |
38215 | Oh, why did- de- die? 38215 Oh, why did- de- die? |
38215 | One last riddle,said Mary Frances''father, bidding the young people good- night:"''Why is Mary Frances the happiest girl in the world?''" |
38215 | Please show me the trick now, will you? |
38215 | Please, Miss-- a cup o''tea-- anything? 38215 So soon?" |
38215 | That right? |
38215 | The little girl-- that there is a little girl----"Is that all you know? |
38215 | Time to weep? |
38215 | To the circus? |
38215 | To the fair? |
38215 | To what other school could you go to learn about me? |
38215 | Two cream chocolates, I guess,said Mary Frances, passing the box--"but, Billy, listen:[ Illustration:"What''s better than a cream chocolate?"] |
38215 | Very elegant!--but that''s a lot to do, is n''t it? |
38215 | Was that his recipe for Fried Chicken? |
38215 | Well, Aunty Rolling Pin? |
38215 | Well,laughed Mary Frances,"and what do I do?" |
38215 | What can be burning? |
38215 | What can it be? |
38215 | What did Blue Pitcher say? |
38215 | What did he do? |
38215 | What else do you have? |
38215 | What has my little girl there? |
38215 | What in the world is that child doing? 38215 What in the world shall I have for lunch?" |
38215 | What is it, child? |
38215 | What shall I do? 38215 What was the last? |
38215 | What was the last?] |
38215 | What will I do for it? |
38215 | What will Mother say? |
38215 | What''s all this about? |
38215 | What''s for dinner? |
38215 | What''s the matter, child? |
38215 | What''s the matter? |
38215 | What''s the matter? |
38215 | What? |
38215 | When will you want me to come? |
38215 | Where are they now-- do you know? |
38215 | Where did this feast come from? |
38215 | Where did you learn how? |
38215 | Where''s the cook? 38215 Where?" |
38215 | Where? |
38215 | Who are you talking to, Mary Frances? |
38215 | Who dares correct me? |
38215 | Who knows what''s in the woods? |
38215 | Who sent that in? |
38215 | Who showed you how? |
38215 | Who''d know better? |
38215 | Who''ll measure the lard? |
38215 | Who''s that? |
38215 | Who''s that? |
38215 | Who''s there? 38215 Why did n''t you call?" |
38215 | Why did n''t you invite some company? |
38215 | Why did n''t you tell me,Mary Frances asked,"that a fresh cake, if cut, would''fall?''" |
38215 | Why not take a taste? |
38215 | Why, do n''t you know, child? |
38215 | Why, what''s the matter with Coffee Pot? |
38215 | Why, where is my little girl? |
38215 | Why, who are you? |
38215 | Why? |
38215 | Why? |
38215 | Why_ did_-de- die? |
38215 | Will you help me when I do need you? |
38215 | Will you kindly say it over slowly? 38215 Wo n''t you tell me, please?" |
38215 | Wo n''t you try it? |
38215 | Yes, ma''am,said Mary Frances, not un- der- stand- ing the big word--"do you want me to call for it now?" |
38215 | Yes,said Mary Frances,"I am to use[ Illustration:"What is it child?"] |
38215 | You did, Aunt Maria? |
38215 | You do, do you? |
38215 | ''How far are you?'' |
38215 | *****"It was a lovely Tea Party, was n''t it, Angie?" |
38215 | --------"Too bad, Father, ca n''t you?" |
38215 | Anything else?" |
38215 | Anything ready?" |
38215 | Are n''t dolls stupid compared with Kitchen Folks? |
38215 | Are n''t you''shamed? |
38215 | Are the cherries ready, child?" |
38215 | At length there came a pounding on the door, and a high little voice-- or was it two voices? |
38215 | By the way,"he asked,"why do n''t you make it into Milk Toast for your mother? |
38215 | Ca n''t you wait a minute?" |
38215 | Can you do it?" |
38215 | Can you make the next slice without a word more?" |
38215 | Do n''t you see? |
38215 | Do you promise?" |
38215 | Eat a hundred? |
38215 | Flounder? |
38215 | Have you been playing in the coal?" |
38215 | How do you know?" |
38215 | How many can you hold?" |
38215 | I wonder why pie tastes so good, if it is n''t good for us? |
38215 | If I bring her now, can you help us,--as you generally do me?" |
38215 | Instead,"When does Aunt Maria come?" |
38215 | Is n''t it lovely?" |
38215 | Is n''t that good? |
38215 | It keeps me so sad-- won''t you tell us a story?" |
38215 | It was Tea Kettle that was speaking:"So, he put the eight feathers in a pan, and cooked them----""Who did?" |
38215 | Lunch ready?" |
38215 | Mother does n''t allow me----""Just one sweet mouthful?" |
38215 | My lessons just came to Omelet, and-- why, what''s the matter with it?" |
38215 | Now, riddle me that? |
38215 | Now, why open the salmon an hour ago?" |
38215 | Oh, is n''t this too good? |
38215 | Paring potatoes? |
38215 | Plates ready?" |
38215 | Please, Mother, ca n''t I try?" |
38215 | Seeing no one,"Why,--where? |
38215 | Then eat them up myself-- wouldn''t you? |
38215 | There is only one left-- won''t you have that?" |
38215 | Understand?" |
38215 | Well, what do you dare tell me?" |
38215 | What can it be? |
38215 | What d''you say if we all turn in and help her?" |
38215 | What do they use White Sauce for?" |
38215 | What of it if it is n''t proper to wear it until after six o''clock? |
38215 | What shall I do?" |
38215 | What''s that I smell burning?" |
38215 | When I learned, I had on my hat-- Where was I? |
38215 | Where in the world has that child been? |
38215 | Where is she?" |
38215 | Where''d I put my book? |
38215 | Where''s our little mistress, I wonder?" |
38215 | Where''s the mistress?" |
38215 | Where''s the recipe? |
38215 | Why do n''t you speak?" |
38215 | Why, did n''t you call me, Sillies? |
38215 | Why, my dear little girl, what are you doing?" |
38215 | Why,--who are_ you_?" |
38215 | Will they talk before them?" |
38215 | Wo n''t that be fine?" |
38215 | Wo n''t you have some of our lesson?--Some of the Apple Snow we made for our lesson, I mean?" |
38215 | You know the way, do n''t you?" |
38215 | [ Illustration: My dear Dollies: May I have the pleasure of your company at a Doll''s Kitchen Party this afternoon at three o''clock? |
38215 | [ Illustration: Teased Sauce Pan]"Tell us about it?" |
38215 | [ Illustration:"A secret?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"Did Mary Frances make this cake?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"Did the Aunt like the little Miss''cooking?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"Did you mention''Biscuits''this morning?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"Do n''t you know, child?" |
38215 | [ Illustration:"How did this happen?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"Is it right?" |
38215 | [ Illustration:"It was a lovely Tea Party, was n''t it Angie?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"May I say one word?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"Oh, Bob, I say--"]"Now, Billy,"cried Mary Frances,"what have you been telling?" |
38215 | [ Illustration:"Please, Miss-- a cup o''tea-- anything?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"See if my turn does n''t come soon?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"That right?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"To the circus?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"What do you think?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"What has my little girl there?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"What''s the matter, child?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"Who dares correct me?" |
38215 | [ Illustration:"Who showed you how?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"Who''d know better?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"Why did n''t you call me, Sillies?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration:"Why, what''s the matter with it?"] |
38215 | [ Illustration]"Invite somebody-- can''t I bring Bob and Eleanor over some day soon to lunch?" |
38215 | and will you help me? |
38215 | asked Mantel Clock,"what do you know?" |
38215 | did- de- die- die- die?" |
38215 | how did this happen?" |
38215 | why-- who made it?" |
38215 | why-- who made it?"] |
36007 | All in favor? |
36007 | All right? |
36007 | All theirs? 36007 All these''eats''that travel so well will be splendid to send for Christmas gifts to people at a distance, wo n''t they? |
36007 | And there may be letters to write,urged Roger,"and who''d do them?" |
36007 | Any one want the dimensions? |
36007 | Any superfluous hinges around the house, Dorothy? |
36007 | Anybody else got any ideas on this decoration need? |
36007 | Anything pretty? |
36007 | Are they as bad as that? |
36007 | Are you ready to vote? |
36007 | Are you ready? 36007 Are you ready? |
36007 | Are you sure he would n''t be afraid? |
36007 | Are you sure her name is Elisabeth? |
36007 | Are you sure they''ll keep? |
36007 | Are you sure they''ll knit for the children? |
36007 | Aunt Louise would n''t mind, would she? |
36007 | Big ones or little? |
36007 | Bless us, what''s that? |
36007 | But shall we need any to speak of? |
36007 | Ca n''t he study yet? |
36007 | Ca n''t we go right after school to- morrow and buy the yarn for them, Mother? |
36007 | Can we use our famous wrapper pattern? |
36007 | Can we weave now? |
36007 | Can you get the School Hall free? |
36007 | Can you people be here? |
36007 | Contrary minded? |
36007 | Could n''t we boys make some sort of rack divided into cubes or even knock together a set of plain shelves? 36007 Could you do that and take care of ours, too?" |
36007 | Della-- anything to say? |
36007 | Did I bust my leg? |
36007 | Did Miss Dawson say it would travel? |
36007 | Did Tom say anything about coming to see us? |
36007 | Did it disturb Fräulein? |
36007 | Did n''t he die at that very moment, Herr Doctor? |
36007 | Did she ask you? |
36007 | Did what disturb Fräulein? |
36007 | Did you bring a petticoat pattern, Margaret? |
36007 | Did you draw them or did you get the ones that are already printed on cloth? |
36007 | Did you see her to- day? |
36007 | Did you see the paper this morning? |
36007 | Disturb Fräulein? 36007 Do n''t you recognize Schuler?" |
36007 | Do n''t you remember the beauty box he made Margaret? |
36007 | Do n''t you remember we went outside the gate and picked flowers and decorated the stage? |
36007 | Do n''t you think Mademoiselle would have sent word to Fräulein if he had died? |
36007 | Do n''t you think so? 36007 Do n''t you wish we could see them open them?" |
36007 | Do we want to take things from outside of the Club? |
36007 | Do you notice that this stencil has been shellacked so the edges wo n''t roughen when I scrub? 36007 Do you remember the steps, Dorothy?" |
36007 | Do you see what an opportunity the different colored cambric gives? |
36007 | Do you think he really died? |
36007 | Do you think we could go to New York to see the_ Jason_ sail? |
36007 | Do you want to know what I think is the trouble with all of you? |
36007 | Does any one second the motion, that we work first for the Christmas Ship? |
36007 | Does n''t anybody else know how to make them? |
36007 | Does she speak of him? |
36007 | Dull edged? |
36007 | Fast color, eh? |
36007 | For the orphans? |
36007 | Has any one been to the Old Ladies''Home to gather up what they have there? |
36007 | Has any one come across anything that we can do here in Rosemont or in Glen Point or in New York? 36007 Has any one thought of anybody else we can benefit?" |
36007 | Has anybody any ideas? 36007 Has anybody any more ideas to get off her alleged mind this afternoon?" |
36007 | Has she heard from him since the war began? |
36007 | Have a thuck? |
36007 | Have any of you girls any ideas on the subject? |
36007 | Have n''t my lessons on scientific management soaked in better than that? |
36007 | Have n''t you seen the pictures of European peasant women and little girls with awfully full skirts? 36007 Have we got enough numbers on the program, Helen?" |
36007 | Have we got to vote over again? |
36007 | Have you heard Roger or Helen say anything about Fräulein lately? |
36007 | Have you put them together yet? |
36007 | He did n''t cut her off with a shilling, then? |
36007 | How about a chorus in costume? |
36007 | How about longer sleeves, Mother? |
36007 | How about sewing purses? 36007 How about you, Tom?" |
36007 | How are you? |
36007 | How can we boys apply that? |
36007 | How could we get a message to her? 36007 How did she happen to lose touch so completely with her family?" |
36007 | How did you make this thing, anyway? |
36007 | How do you carry your woof across? |
36007 | How do you fasten it? |
36007 | How do you hang it up? |
36007 | How do you make that? |
36007 | How do you make the handle? |
36007 | How do you make those? |
36007 | How do you put the top and the sole together? |
36007 | How do you sew them together? |
36007 | How does the lamp shade idea work out? |
36007 | How far is the leather work like the metal work? |
36007 | How in the world do you happen to be so up in manicure articles? |
36007 | How is Fräulein? |
36007 | How large is_''mighty_ small''? |
36007 | How would it do if we Club girls made just coats and wrappers and sacques from that pattern of Helen''s, and petticoats? 36007 How would it do to get together a lot of things for Christmas for the orphans? |
36007 | How? 36007 How?" |
36007 | I do? 36007 I suppose we can get the rolls by wholesale in assorted colors, ca n''t we?" |
36007 | I thaid''Ith Mith Fräulein at home?'' 36007 I wonder if she''d mind if we went to New York to see her start?" |
36007 | Is he an American German? |
36007 | Is it all right for you to tell us? |
36007 | Is it seconded? |
36007 | Is it? 36007 Is n''t she the right one to explain it?" |
36007 | Is that all? |
36007 | Is the motion seconded? |
36007 | Is there an interlining? |
36007 | Is there time before they come? |
36007 | Is this what James has been doing on Saturdays? |
36007 | It was pretty, was n''t it? |
36007 | It''s about time to build up the candle holder, is n''t it? |
36007 | It''s easy enough, is n''t it? 36007 It''s getting so dark and gloomy-- what do you say if you Ethels make some candy to enliven the afternoon?" |
36007 | May we venture to ask what some of them are? |
36007 | Not a total abstainer? |
36007 | Not to make monkeys swinging down the forests of Broadway, eh? |
36007 | Now what''s little Margaret going to teach us this afternoon? |
36007 | Now, then,queried Ethel Brown,"what next?" |
36007 | Of cotton cloth? 36007 Old clothes?" |
36007 | One? 36007 Only a scraping of shoes on the mat? |
36007 | Ought n''t we to have a secretary? |
36007 | Our parcels wo n''t be very visible among several millions, will they? |
36007 | Remember that Children''s Symphony we exhausted ourselves on for a month last winter, Della? |
36007 | She did? |
36007 | So far you''ve used your weaver--"What''s that? 36007 Story? |
36007 | The first question before us, then, is who will do this explanation act that Ethel Blue suggests? |
36007 | Then you line them and arrange the fastening and hinges just as you described for the string box? |
36007 | They were pretty though, were n''t they? |
36007 | This is the kind you''re going to make for the orphans, is n''t it? |
36007 | This weaving process makes the spokes stand out like wheel spokes, does n''t it? |
36007 | Through Monsieur Millerand? |
36007 | To work for the war orphans of all countries? |
36007 | Too busy to be kind to the people near at hand, eh? |
36007 | Two pieces of leather rounded at the lower corners and stitched together at the sides and with a flap to shut in the contents? |
36007 | Was I disturbed? 36007 Was n''t it hard not to let the black run over the edges of the picture?" |
36007 | Well, what do you say to the plan? 36007 Were n''t you hurt?" |
36007 | Were you patient enough to make all the clothes to take off? |
36007 | Were you? |
36007 | What are some of the articles we can start in to make now that we know how? |
36007 | What are these? |
36007 | What are they good for? 36007 What are we going to do this week?" |
36007 | What are we going to do, anyway? |
36007 | What are you going to do, Madam President? |
36007 | What can we invalid pussies do to get well? |
36007 | What could you use for a sole? |
36007 | What did Dicky do? |
36007 | What did you say you did for? |
36007 | What did you stuff them with? |
36007 | What did your grandfather give us? |
36007 | What do you do when the warp is ready? |
36007 | What do you mean-- house? |
36007 | What do you say to boxes first? 36007 What does it mean?" |
36007 | What does the president think? |
36007 | What does this mean? |
36007 | What in the world? |
36007 | What is a Pullman apron? 36007 What is it? |
36007 | What is it? |
36007 | What is there for us to do for the kids there that the grown people do n''t do? |
36007 | What is this garment-- a wrapper? |
36007 | What kind of costume? |
36007 | What kind of stories? |
36007 | What movies? |
36007 | What next, Madam President? |
36007 | What next? |
36007 | What shape are the bags? |
36007 | What shape will it be? |
36007 | What should we do that would need a house? |
36007 | What was a haughty New Yorker doing on the Jersey side of the Hudson? |
36007 | What with, I should like to know? |
36007 | What''s Dorothy been up to this week? |
36007 | What''s Number 6? |
36007 | What''s she done? |
36007 | What''s that drip, Dorothy? |
36007 | What''s that? |
36007 | What''s the idea of two? |
36007 | What''s the matter with George Foster? 36007 What''s the matter with Tom''s original suggestion--''Is Schuler dead''?" |
36007 | What''s the matter with making baskets of braided crêpe paper? |
36007 | What''s the story about her? |
36007 | What''s your idea? 36007 What''s your name?" |
36007 | What? 36007 When Aunt Marion gets your new dancing school dresses could n''t you ask her to get cotton ones?" |
36007 | When did you say those church movies were? |
36007 | When is Tom coming out? |
36007 | Where did you get the dolls? |
36007 | Where did you get your pattern? |
36007 | Where do you expect to be sent, Mademoiselle? |
36007 | Where from? |
36007 | Where the long leaf pine grows,said Dorothy,"they use pine needles in the same way, only they wrap them around with thread--""Cotton thread?" |
36007 | Who cares to be safe? 36007 Who is''her''?" |
36007 | Who said you could have James''s vocabulary? |
36007 | Who''ll train them? |
36007 | Who''s going to play for the dances? |
36007 | Who? 36007 Why April?" |
36007 | Why ca n''t she and I do something at the beginning? 36007 Why ca n''t we ask everybody we come across for old clothes?" |
36007 | Why ca n''t we have a household campaign to prevent giving Mary unnecessary work and to avoid irritating each other? |
36007 | Why ca n''t you make all sorts of boxes? |
36007 | Why could n''t we use our stenciling designs? |
36007 | Why could n''t you make a whole book of my silhouettes? |
36007 | Why did n''t you? |
36007 | Why do n''t we have a meeting of the United Service Club on Saturday afternoon? |
36007 | Why do n''t we work for the Red Cross? |
36007 | Why do n''t you Ethels make both kinds? |
36007 | Why do n''t you ask her to- day? 36007 Why do n''t you go? |
36007 | Why not have them do a regular little play like''Flossy Fisher''s Funnies''that have been coming out in the_ Ladies''Home Journal_? |
36007 | Why not the peasant costumes of the countries in the war? |
36007 | Why not? 36007 Why not?" |
36007 | Why should you think them the very last to be interested? |
36007 | Why this frown, fair Coz? |
36007 | Why would n''t a heavy duck sole do? |
36007 | Will that be the right length? |
36007 | Would n''t Grandfather Emerson be a good one to do that? |
36007 | Would n''t Number 3 be a good spot to put in the Butterfly Dance? |
36007 | Would n''t another envelope arrangement of chintz lined with rubber cloth make a good washrag bag or sponge bag? |
36007 | Would n''t it be a good scheme to put the bundles we sha n''t have to alter at all, right into it? |
36007 | Would your mother let us have the receipt now so we could be practicing it to make some too? |
36007 | Yes, what have you three been planning to throw us in the shade? |
36007 | You and Margaret have heard us talk about our German teacher? |
36007 | You asked her? |
36007 | You do n''t care if I let her out, do you? 36007 You do n''t try to turn it inside out, do you?" |
36007 | You have seen everything? |
36007 | You have? |
36007 | You know that bright colored binding that dressmakers use on seams? 36007 You know those bachelor girls about seventy- five apiece, over on Church Street near Aunt Louise''s-- the Miss Clarks? |
36007 | You mean by making things out of cotton materials? |
36007 | You mean exercises at home? |
36007 | You mean us, too? |
36007 | You ought not to cut out your leather corners until they are dry, I suppose? |
36007 | You seem to have made a great mess on the floor over there by the window; did n''t you slice off some and put it in that cup? |
36007 | You think I''m taking too seriously a poor lesson that was n''t very bad, after all? 36007 You''ll all back me up, wo n''t you?" |
36007 | You''re not trying your eyes knitting in this imperfect light? |
36007 | Your French teacher? |
36007 | Your mother? |
36007 | Anything that will be an appropriate beginning for the United Service Club? |
36007 | Are you perfectly sure the things will keep?" |
36007 | Are you sure Mrs. Smith does n''t mind?" |
36007 | CHAPTER XIV JAMES''S AFTERNOON PARTY"NOW are you ready to take in all the difficulties of my art object?" |
36007 | Ca n''t we ornament them in some way?" |
36007 | Ca n''t we send a cable signed by the''Secretary of the United Service Club''?" |
36007 | Ca n''t we think up something cheaper?" |
36007 | Can you remember that?" |
36007 | Could n''t we anchor it on to this wall with a couple of hinges and then its two legs will be a good enough prop?" |
36007 | Could you find anything more graceful than that? |
36007 | D''ye think I brook Being worse treated than a Cook? |
36007 | Dicky, what have you been doing?" |
36007 | Did you people realize that time is growing short? |
36007 | Do n''t you think it would be great if we set the fashion of the dancing class?" |
36007 | Do n''t you think you''d have to be careful every instant in school to control yourself? |
36007 | Do you get it?" |
36007 | Do you realize that this is the week that we ought to cook?" |
36007 | Do you think some of them could be induced to come to the schoolhouse and make a tableau?" |
36007 | Do you think they''d be pretty enough?" |
36007 | Does n''t this sound good?" |
36007 | For the Santa Claus Ship?" |
36007 | Good looking, eh?" |
36007 | Has Della sent you the knitting rules from the Red Cross yet?" |
36007 | Has n''t your Service Club something that he can work on here?" |
36007 | Have you ever seen a sick cat? |
36007 | Have you ever tried it?" |
36007 | Have you put them through so they make a cross with the arms of even length? |
36007 | He was bent like a withered old man and spoke in a squeaky voice._]"You hope because you''re old and obese, To find in the furry civic robe ease?" |
36007 | How are we going to get it?" |
36007 | How can we make them''gaudy''?" |
36007 | How do you splice it?" |
36007 | How many of those sticks do I need?" |
36007 | How often are you going to meet?" |
36007 | How shall we word it?" |
36007 | I thaid,''Ith he dead?''" |
36007 | Insulted by a lazy ribald With idle pipe and vesture piebald? |
36007 | Is it true?" |
36007 | Is this tissue paper affair your pattern? |
36007 | Is your mistress at home?" |
36007 | It is good, is n''t it? |
36007 | It''s sometimes silk and sometimes silk and--""Cotton? |
36007 | Kindling?" |
36007 | Look, Helen, do you think it is?" |
36007 | My brother is a surgeon and I have a distant relative in the ministry--""What--_the_ Millerand?" |
36007 | Now, suppose I offer to take care of their furnace for them this winter? |
36007 | See how firm that is? |
36007 | See that pile?" |
36007 | See the point of this nail? |
36007 | See?" |
36007 | See?" |
36007 | See?" |
36007 | Shall we say this next Saturday?" |
36007 | So now Ethel Brown said to Ethel Blue,"Have we got all the materials we need for Vinegar Candy?" |
36007 | Suppose Father were fighting in Mexico and we had n''t heard from him for a month-- do you think you could throw off your anxiety for a minute? |
36007 | The one on the right?" |
36007 | The raffia?" |
36007 | Thumb tacks, Dorothy? |
36007 | We can ask the societies in our churches--""Why not in all the churches in town?" |
36007 | We could say''Is Schuler dead?'' |
36007 | What do you suppose he''s doing it for?" |
36007 | What have I done?" |
36007 | What have you got against them?" |
36007 | What kind of paint do you use?" |
36007 | What matter? |
36007 | What shall I do with it?" |
36007 | What story?" |
36007 | What''s in your mind?" |
36007 | What''s the matter, Ethel Brown?" |
36007 | What''s yours?" |
36007 | When is she going?" |
36007 | Where''s Mother? |
36007 | Where''s a board, Dorothy?" |
36007 | Who is it about? |
36007 | Who''s got any more ideas?" |
36007 | Who?" |
36007 | Why ca n''t we have a fair with some tables, and ice cream and cake for sale and an entertainment of some kind in the evening? |
36007 | Why ca n''t we have the minuet for Number 7?" |
36007 | Why do n''t we work for that? |
36007 | Why do n''t you cut out several garments at once and not have to go through all that spreading out and pinning down process every time? |
36007 | Why do we wait for somebody else to get up a bazar to sell Dicky''s weaving? |
36007 | Why should it disturb her? |
36007 | Will Margaret come with you?" |
36007 | Would n''t we? |
36007 | Would n''t we?" |
36007 | You can run the car-- why do n''t you offer to work half time-- afternoons after school, for half pay? |
36007 | You know those fasteners that stationers sell to keep papers together? |
36007 | You threaten us, fellow? |
36007 | [ Illustration: Dorothy''s Candlestick]"Did you see me bring in a short candle? |
36007 | [ Illustration: Photograph Frame-- front]"What keeps it from falling down and off?" |
36007 | [ Illustration: String Box made from a Mailing Tube]"How would you keep the cover from flopping up and down when you pulled the string?" |
36007 | [ Illustration:"Roger cut a slip ten inches long and four inches wide"][ Illustration: Corner for Blotter Pad]"Where''s this professor of leather?" |
36007 | _ Belgium!_ Oh, Mademoiselle,_ wo n''t_ you send us back a Belgian baby? |
36007 | _ Where_ is the Belgian baby?" |
42868 | A Bettina salad? 42868 A cranberry pie? |
42868 | A waffle party in the afternoon? |
42868 | A-- what? |
42868 | Alice, how did you ever manage to keep it a secret? |
42868 | Am I? |
42868 | And are most of your gifts ready to be wrapped? |
42868 | And did n''t you wish that you were announcing something yourself, Ruth? |
42868 | And how is love in a cottage? 42868 And put them side by side in a nicely buttered pan? |
42868 | And that is-- let''s see-- about six weeks? |
42868 | And the cookies? |
42868 | And what am I to do? |
42868 | And what are you making now? |
42868 | And what is the meat dish? |
42868 | And with everything ready to begin in the morning, wo n''t things be easy for us both? 42868 Another toasted marshmallow, Bettina?" |
42868 | Are n''t they cunning? |
42868 | Are n''t you glad we thought to plan it so that we might have the percolator and the toaster out here? |
42868 | Are n''t you glad you married me? |
42868 | Are you going to stop here? |
42868 | Because our wedding trip is over? 42868 Bettina,"said Frank,"do you expect us to talk when you set a dinner like this before us?" |
42868 | Bettina,said he,"could you possibly arrange to let me bring Carl Edwards and his wife home to luncheon? |
42868 | Between you and Professor Macy? |
42868 | Bob is about to make some delicious sour cream candy, are n''t you, Bob? 42868 Bob, are n''t these pretty with the white feathery weeds? |
42868 | Bob, what would you think if I should enter some of my nut- bread at the state fair? |
42868 | Bob, you meant-- come here afterward and have a nice little lunch; did n''t you? |
42868 | But Bob wo n''t be home till six, will he? |
42868 | But are n''t you tired in the evening? 42868 But did n''t it take hours and hours to prepare everything?" |
42868 | But do n''t they stick to it, and burn? |
42868 | But how about iced- tea? 42868 But now, Frank, we must n''t boast any more about our own dinner, must we? |
42868 | But then,said Bettina''s mother,"did you find anything in California that you thought equalled anything in your own state? |
42868 | But were n''t you awfully extravagant? |
42868 | But what are all these economical things she is serving? |
42868 | But why not try keeping house? 42868 But, Alice, then why do it all? |
42868 | But, Bettina, where is the dinner? 42868 But, Bettina,"her mother protested,"is n''t it too much work for you? |
42868 | But, in that case, you could n''t go to the fair with us this afternoon, could you? 42868 By the way, Bettina,"said Charlotte,"did you ever get rid of those black ants you were telling me about?" |
42868 | Cheese? |
42868 | Could n''t we stay, after all? |
42868 | Could n''t you make a heavy chalk mark on the shelf paper around the dish of food? |
42868 | Could n''t you manage to make a picnic supper of it? 42868 Could n''t you spare me a little to transform my overcoat? |
42868 | Date buns? 42868 Did Bob do that, too? |
42868 | Did Ralph suggest the kind of a party he wished? 42868 Did he receive you properly?" |
42868 | Did the Christmas spirit inspire this plum pudding? |
42868 | Did you come early to assist the cook? |
42868 | Did you see her disappear a short time ago? 42868 Did you see her this afternoon?" |
42868 | Did you tell Ruth about the envelope system that my sister Harriet, uses? 42868 Did you use your fingers in mixing in the shortening? |
42868 | Died, Mildred? |
42868 | Dinner ready? 42868 Do n''t nasturtiums always seem cool and appetizing? |
42868 | Do n''t you envy me, Harrison? |
42868 | Do you ever make asparagus salad? |
42868 | Do you like it? 42868 Do you make pastry with lard or butter?" |
42868 | Do you smell my date buns? 42868 Do you suppose I can learn?" |
42868 | Do you use your fireless cooker often? |
42868 | Do you wonder that I look thin and pale? |
42868 | Does it? 42868 Expensive? |
42868 | For eight people? 42868 Forgotten? |
42868 | Frances looks well; does n''t she? |
42868 | Fun? |
42868 | Getting dinner? 42868 Girls, do you notice my jelly strainer? |
42868 | Half an hour? |
42868 | Has the time dragged as much as that? 42868 Have you ever eaten ham cooked in the juice of pickled peaches? |
42868 | Have you had your dinner? |
42868 | Have you waited long? |
42868 | Hotel? 42868 How can it ever seem beautiful and solemn,"thought Bettina in despair,"when we all do it so stupidly? |
42868 | How did you ever get the rainbow effect? |
42868 | How did you ever think of it? |
42868 | How did you make it? 42868 How do you learn things like that?" |
42868 | How do you like the nut cups? |
42868 | How long''ll they stay? |
42868 | How on earth can you tell when the jelly jells? |
42868 | How was the game? |
42868 | Hungry? 42868 I do n''t believe I----""Do n''t you know what a spatula is, Mother?" |
42868 | I want you to say? 42868 I''ll stay and help; may I?" |
42868 | I? |
42868 | If I ever have the white of the egg left, shall I treat that the same way? |
42868 | Is Aunt Lucy here, too? |
42868 | Is it nearly ten o''clock? 42868 Is it? |
42868 | Is n''t boiled ham hard to prepare? |
42868 | Is n''t it a dear? |
42868 | Is n''t it fine to be in Bettina''s own house? 42868 Is n''t that coloring matter injurious?" |
42868 | Is n''t this a cunning little rustic place? |
42868 | Is she? |
42868 | Is that the way you show your loyalty to your home college? |
42868 | Is that what you''ll wear? |
42868 | Is this your guest room? |
42868 | It has always seemed silly to me-- all the worry and bother----"But what can I do now, Bettina? 42868 It looks nice, does n''t it? |
42868 | It''s a man- size dinner all right, is n''t it? |
42868 | It''s a''pick- up meal,''but I''m hungry, are n''t you? 42868 It''s late, Bettina,"he said anxiously,"will it take you long to get dinner?" |
42868 | Look here, Mrs. Bettina, does Bob know that you are advising your friends to train their husbands just as you are training him? |
42868 | Look, Fred, is n''t it a dear little house? 42868 Love at first sight? |
42868 | Marshmallows? 42868 May we sit down and wait? |
42868 | Meaning Harry Harrison? 42868 Mr. Harrison,"asked Alice severely,"may I inquire whether or not you know how to drive insects out of cabbage before serving it?" |
42868 | Not but what I''d enjoy it-- but I have n''t been away from home a night for-- how long is it, Lucy? |
42868 | Now, Aunt Bettina, may I set the table for you? 42868 Oh, Bettina, has Bob really bought it? |
42868 | Oh, Bettina,said he in a disappointed tone,"why not eat in the breakfast alcove? |
42868 | Oh, Bob, is that what you''ve been doing all these evenings? 42868 Oh, Bob, wo n''t a dog be a nuisance? |
42868 | Oh, Ruth,she said in the kitchen,"is n''t my Aunt Elizabeth lovely? |
42868 | Oh, for me? |
42868 | Oh, is it done now? 42868 Oh, will you?" |
42868 | Or are you growing so accustomed to gaiety lately that a dinner for two is a bore? |
42868 | Or on his left? |
42868 | Plain people? 42868 Put it in the ice- box?" |
42868 | Rain? 42868 Ropes?" |
42868 | Say, are n''t you cold? |
42868 | Shall I stir it now? 42868 Simple? |
42868 | So you marketed today, did you? |
42868 | Speaking of firesides,asked Bob,"what material have you decided upon for your fireplace? |
42868 | Stay to dinner wo n''t you? |
42868 | Sweet potato croquettes? 42868 That was Valentine''s day with a vengeance; was n''t it?" |
42868 | That was your idea, was n''t it? |
42868 | The butter from the table? |
42868 | The dinner was lovely; was n''t it? |
42868 | The roast? |
42868 | Then we have n''t much to quarrel about, have we, Betty? 42868 This way?" |
42868 | Tired getting me a hat and a suit? 42868 Tired? |
42868 | Ushers and all? |
42868 | Was n''t it hard to learn? 42868 Was n''t it lovely, Bob? |
42868 | We had a large Christmas table( are n''t they simple and effective? 42868 Weady, Cousin Wuth?" |
42868 | Well, Betty, could you manage it? |
42868 | Well, Bob, are you ready? 42868 Well, dinner ready? |
42868 | Well, for the omelet-- we''ll take four good- sized eggs-- one for each of us----"What else goes in? 42868 Well, how do you like it?" |
42868 | Well, is that what you''ve been smiling at all this time? 42868 Well, it would have been harder if you had all known Harry, but you see, we have n''t been with the crowd much lately, have we? |
42868 | Well, what did you think of it? |
42868 | Well, what do you do first? 42868 Well, what else did you help Aunt Bettina to make?" |
42868 | Well, what is this wonderful new apple concoction? |
42868 | Well, what of that? 42868 Well, who would n''t look forward to it, after a summer spent in hotels?" |
42868 | Were you expecting company that did n''t show up? |
42868 | What about the little sketches of knives and forks and spoons in the corners? |
42868 | What are we to make today, Bettina? 42868 What are you going to make?" |
42868 | What are you two gossiping about? |
42868 | What can I do to help? |
42868 | What can I do? |
42868 | What can she be up to now? 42868 What can you make in a fireless cooker, Mildred?" |
42868 | What did she have to say? |
42868 | What did you get? |
42868 | What did you give her? |
42868 | What does she have? |
42868 | What else shall I do, Madam Bettina? |
42868 | What for? |
42868 | What have you been doing all day? |
42868 | What in the world have you been doing? |
42868 | What in the world is that? |
42868 | What in the world is the trouble? |
42868 | What is in them? 42868 What is it that smells so perfectly delicious?" |
42868 | What is it? 42868 What is it?" |
42868 | What is that brown paper for? |
42868 | What is that? 42868 What is this, my dear? |
42868 | What kind of soup was it? 42868 What kind shall it be?" |
42868 | What shall I read? 42868 What were you doing to all those jars?" |
42868 | What will you do to them? |
42868 | What? 42868 What? |
42868 | When do you plan to be married? |
42868 | Who ever heard of such nonsense? |
42868 | Who taught you that, I''d like to know? 42868 Who''s to be there?" |
42868 | Why did n''t you slice it into the serving dish? |
42868 | Why do n''t you have an allowance, and pay the grocery bill yourself? |
42868 | Why not send it to be dry- cleaned? |
42868 | Why so festive? |
42868 | Why that contented sigh? |
42868 | Why worry? |
42868 | Why, Jack, when did you come to town? |
42868 | Why, Mrs. Dixon; how do you do? |
42868 | Why, could you do it all yourself? |
42868 | Why, do n''t you know that, Father? 42868 Why, how are you, Alice? |
42868 | Will I? |
42868 | Will you come over at two, then, or earlier if you can? |
42868 | Will you cut the bread, dear? 42868 Will you help me get the dessert now, Robert? |
42868 | Will you live all alone? |
42868 | With moth- balls? |
42868 | Wo n''t he think we''re being too informal? |
42868 | Wo n''t you come in? |
42868 | Would you do it, really? 42868 Would you prefer tea, coffee, or chocolate with these cookies for dessert?" |
42868 | Yes, is n''t it lovely? 42868 Yes, we found that pink stone up the river on a picnic a year ago last May, before we were engaged, or were we engaged then, Bettina? |
42868 | You always manage to have flowers of some kind, do n''t you, Betty? 42868 You did?" |
42868 | You do have your hands full this week, do n''t you, Mother? 42868 You do n''t mean that you fried them yesterday?" |
42868 | You have? 42868 You''re sure you do n''t mind?" |
42868 | ( Angeline Carey; do you remember her? |
42868 | ( Why is it that''Miss Alice''or''Miss Kate''or''Miss May''always sounds so like a confirmed bachelor?) |
42868 | A wedding gift?" |
42868 | All the gowns are being made, I suppose?" |
42868 | And Father?" |
42868 | And Ruth, will you remove the popcorn balls to the piano bench? |
42868 | And destructive? |
42868 | And do you suppose Fluff could endure one?" |
42868 | And how do you like the red, white and blue paper napkins and lunch cloth? |
42868 | And if you come in his car, will you stop on the way and get a watermelon that has been on ice? |
42868 | And is n''t it a lovely white enameled one? |
42868 | And she did; did n''t she?" |
42868 | And then to come straight from a party and give Bob a pick- up lunch instead of a full meal, will be----""The last straw? |
42868 | And were n''t you glad you knew just where to find a remedy? |
42868 | And what will the dessert be?" |
42868 | And will you all join in the chorus?" |
42868 | And wo n''t you be going to church?" |
42868 | And you have never cooked at all until lately, have you?" |
42868 | Another for Alice?" |
42868 | Are n''t there some special dishes you''re hungry for?" |
42868 | Are n''t these orange baskets the prettiest things?" |
42868 | Are n''t they expensive?" |
42868 | Are n''t you ashamed? |
42868 | Are n''t you tired to pieces?" |
42868 | Are we all here? |
42868 | Are you going out to dinner, or just on your way home from some afternoon party?" |
42868 | Are you ready to serve it now?" |
42868 | Are you ready, Mother? |
42868 | Are you sure, sure, sure, that you do n''t want any parties, or showers, or affairs of any sort?" |
42868 | Are you''most starved?" |
42868 | Are you?" |
42868 | Aunt Lucy sent you something; what was it? |
42868 | Because ice cream is coming, is n''t it, Charlotte? |
42868 | Bettina, does Bob help get breakfast?" |
42868 | Bettina, how did you ever dare to cook cabbage? |
42868 | Bettina, how did you have time to cook such good things?" |
42868 | Bettina, is n''t it terrible? |
42868 | Bettina, what was that dessert?" |
42868 | Bob asked,"Cooking?" |
42868 | Bob, do you realize that this is our first breakfast on the porch? |
42868 | Bob, will you carry this tub into the living- room? |
42868 | Bob, will you please help me take the plates?" |
42868 | But I had no idea that Frances planned to be married out of doors, had you?" |
42868 | But do n''t you have to use a steamer to make it in, and is n''t that awfully complicated? |
42868 | But first, what shall the cards be? |
42868 | But it was certainly hard to get that budget of expenses fixed satisfactorily, was n''t it? |
42868 | But now what on earth shall I do with my fair money?" |
42868 | But things are good tonight, are n''t they?" |
42868 | But this afternoon I''ve been to a shower for Alice,--do you remember Alice, Jack?" |
42868 | But was n''t that expensive for just a home dinner for two? |
42868 | But what else is there for me to do? |
42868 | But what else?" |
42868 | But what if I ca n''t get away from the office?" |
42868 | But what if I have n''t the courage to tell even her?" |
42868 | But what on earth are you doing out here on your front steps? |
42868 | But what on earth are you doing with that rice?" |
42868 | But why your outburst?" |
42868 | But wo n''t it be a great deal of work for you?" |
42868 | But you ca n''t get any meal at all without paying for it, can you? |
42868 | But you''ll have to lend us big aprons; can you?" |
42868 | But-- is everything ready now? |
42868 | By the way, Bob, did you and Bettina decide on your Christmas cards?" |
42868 | CHAPTER CIX THE DIXONS COME TO DINNER"SHALL I open this jar of grapefruit marmalade?" |
42868 | CHAPTER CXXVI A SUNDAY NIGHT TEA"STIR this chicken a la king a moment for me, will you, Ruth?" |
42868 | CHAPTER CXXX RUTH COMES TO DINNER"HOW do you like this kind of meat, Ruth?" |
42868 | CHAPTER CXXXV POLLY COMES FOR MILDRED"SO you''ve been teaching Mildred to cook?" |
42868 | CHAPTER LIII DINNER AT THE DIXONS"IS it still as much fun to keep house as it was at first, Charlotte?" |
42868 | CHAPTER LVI RUTH AND BETTINA MAKE PREPARATIONS"OH, Bettina, are n''t the butterflies darling?" |
42868 | CHAPTER LXIII MOTORING WITH THE DIXONS"NOT through dinner yet?" |
42868 | CHAPTER LXVIII JUST THE TWO OF THEM"IT seems good to be alone this evening, does n''t it, Bettina?" |
42868 | CHAPTER LXXII AND WHERE WAS THE DINNER? |
42868 | CHAPTER LXXXV DURING THE TEACHERS''CONVENTION"SO you''ll not be back until dinner time?" |
42868 | CHAPTER LXXXVI A LUNCHEON FOR THE TEACHERS"I''LL stay at home and help you this morning; may I, Bettina?" |
42868 | CHAPTER LXXXVII RUTH COMES TO LUNCHEON"BETTINA, what makes the gas stove pop like that when I light it? |
42868 | CHAPTER VI COUSIN MATILDA CALLS"HELLO, is this you, Bettina? |
42868 | CHAPTER X RUTH INSPECTS BETTINA''S KITCHEN"MAY I come in?" |
42868 | CHAPTER XCII PLANNING THE CHRISTMAS CARDS"AND what is in this dish, Bettina?" |
42868 | CHAPTER XCIV THE FIRELIGHT SOCIAL"AND what have you been doing all day?" |
42868 | CHAPTER XII BETTINA''S FATHER TRIES HER COOKING"SO she is about to try her cooking on me, is she?" |
42868 | CHAPTER XIV A SUNDAY EVENING TEA"WHAT kind of tea is this?" |
42868 | CHAPTER XL A TELEGRAM FROM UNCLE ERIC"WHAT shall I do with this butter, Bettina?" |
42868 | CHAPTER XLIX BETTINA ATTENDS A PORCH PARTY"WELL, what have you been doing today?" |
42868 | CHAPTER XLVI BETTINA MAKES APPLE JELLY"WHAT have you been doing?" |
42868 | CHAPTER XLVIII BETTINA SPILLS THE INK"WHERE are you, Bettina?" |
42868 | CHAPTER XXII BUYING A REFRIGERATOR"SOMETHING in refrigerators?" |
42868 | CHAPTER XXIV BETTINA VISITS A TEA- ROOM"AREN''T you a bit timid about driving?" |
42868 | CHAPTER XXXIII AFTER THE"TEA""DOESN''T it bore you to think of cooking when you''ve been out all afternoon?" |
42868 | Ca n''t I appear to be mixing the salad? |
42868 | Can we try it some day soon?" |
42868 | Can you use all those things?" |
42868 | Celery? |
42868 | Coasting good?" |
42868 | Could I make a steamed pudding that same way on the stove?" |
42868 | Could Mr. Harrison be with her? |
42868 | Could n''t I come into the kitchen and talk while you work?" |
42868 | Could you take care of it for me till Christmas morning?" |
42868 | Creamed chicken?" |
42868 | Dad, how do you like my Japanese garden? |
42868 | Did I forget you? |
42868 | Did Lillian and I walk slowly enough?" |
42868 | Did you do it all yourself?" |
42868 | Did you know that, Kathleen?" |
42868 | Dixon?" |
42868 | Do n''t forget to save the rind for pickles, will you? |
42868 | Do n''t they look nice?" |
42868 | Do n''t you get dreadfully bored just sitting around? |
42868 | Do n''t you know that listeners never hear any good of themselves?" |
42868 | Do n''t you love it?" |
42868 | Do n''t you love them?" |
42868 | Do n''t you put it back over the fire?" |
42868 | Do n''t you remember what we had for dinner last night? |
42868 | Do n''t you think a firelight social will be fun?" |
42868 | Do you care for blueberry tarts, Mr. Harrison? |
42868 | Do you have to meet it?" |
42868 | Do you hear me, you bad girl? |
42868 | Do you know, Bettina, that I''ve found you wiser than I ever imagined a young wife could be?" |
42868 | Do you remember how much I saved by getting things in dozen and half dozen lots? |
42868 | Do you remember my emergency shelf? |
42868 | Do you suppose I am too stupid to try to make those Spanish buns Frank liked so much? |
42868 | Do you suppose my clothes are spoiled?" |
42868 | Do you suppose we can keep Aunt Jenny from talking for half an hour?" |
42868 | Do you suppose you could manage the lunch? |
42868 | Do you think she''ll like it?" |
42868 | Do you think they''re dry enough by this time? |
42868 | Do you want to fix the parsley to garnish the ham? |
42868 | Does n''t Frank say so?" |
42868 | Does n''t everything look splendid?" |
42868 | Does that frighten you?" |
42868 | Enjoying the weather?" |
42868 | Escalloped potatoes? |
42868 | Five o''clock? |
42868 | Five? |
42868 | Forgotten your wedding, Alice?" |
42868 | Fulton?" |
42868 | Go downtown yourselves?" |
42868 | Go into settlement work? |
42868 | Goodness, what would my home economics teacher have said if she had heard me say''hard- boil''? |
42868 | Harrison?" |
42868 | Harry does n''t like it?" |
42868 | Have it on the porch, will you? |
42868 | Have n''t you discovered that yet?" |
42868 | Have n''t you, Uncle John?" |
42868 | Have you a percolator?" |
42868 | Have you any particular needs, Bob?" |
42868 | Have you had a fire all day?" |
42868 | Have you thought of taking a house?" |
42868 | How about cold boiled tongue for your main dish? |
42868 | How about it? |
42868 | How about it?" |
42868 | How about it?" |
42868 | How are you going to put them up?" |
42868 | How can you spare any time from all these festivities I hear about?" |
42868 | How can you think of things like this? |
42868 | How could you make them in such cunning shapes?" |
42868 | How did you ever think of it?" |
42868 | How did you get home so early?" |
42868 | How did you happen to think of it?" |
42868 | How did you learn these things? |
42868 | How did you like the rice pudding hot as it was tonight? |
42868 | How did you make the croquettes that cunning shape?" |
42868 | How did you manage to bake these potatoes so that they are so good and mealy? |
42868 | How did you think of it?" |
42868 | How do you like the coreopsis on the table?" |
42868 | How do you manage it? |
42868 | How does your garden grow? |
42868 | How long do you cook it before you add the sugar?" |
42868 | How long ought it to be in the oven?" |
42868 | How long will it take to get it ready after we get home?" |
42868 | How many children will be there?" |
42868 | How on earth do you cut the fruit in thin slices? |
42868 | How soon must we start?" |
42868 | How were you fixing them?" |
42868 | I do think Christmas is growing more sensible, do n''t you?" |
42868 | I had intended to plan something special, but I went to a valentine luncheon at Mary''s, and stayed so late----""A valentine luncheon? |
42868 | I prefer gelatin in glass dishes, do n''t you, Bob?" |
42868 | I shall begin my muff this evening; wo n''t that be exciting?" |
42868 | I think it''s pretty, do n''t you?" |
42868 | I wonder who''ll be the next to discover the treasure at the foot of the rainbow?" |
42868 | I wonder why he does n''t ring?" |
42868 | I wonder why? |
42868 | I''ll tell you,--why not let me come over for an hour right after luncheon and superintend? |
42868 | I''ll tell you: Could n''t I plan my menus ahead for a week, and bring them over to you to criticise? |
42868 | I''ve learned a great many things from you, have n''t I? |
42868 | I''ve learned-- well, now, you''d never think that all this dinner was cooked in the oven, would you? |
42868 | In the kitchen?" |
42868 | In the oven?" |
42868 | In time for dinner; am I?" |
42868 | Instead of feeling neglected like some women----""What do you know about''some women,''Bob?" |
42868 | Is dinner ready, Bettina? |
42868 | Is he a real woman- hater? |
42868 | Is it all planned down to the last detail? |
42868 | Is it baked? |
42868 | Is it fruit cake?" |
42868 | Is it really spoiled?" |
42868 | Is my expression different?" |
42868 | Is n''t he a darling? |
42868 | Is n''t it a wonderful spring day? |
42868 | Is n''t it good? |
42868 | Is n''t it very difficult to do?" |
42868 | Is n''t it? |
42868 | Is n''t that a clever plan? |
42868 | Is n''t that a good philosophy? |
42868 | Is n''t that correct, Bettina? |
42868 | Is n''t that dreadful? |
42868 | Is n''t that shiny and pretty? |
42868 | Is n''t the log burning well?" |
42868 | Is n''t the table lovely, Bettina?" |
42868 | Is n''t this a fine big cantaloupe? |
42868 | Is that Bob and Frank coming in?" |
42868 | It was in reality a little fat bag of soft yellow silk tied with gold cord and holding something that, seen through the mesh, appeared to be-- gold? |
42868 | It''s a little earlier than they usually have weddings, too; is n''t nine- thirty early?" |
42868 | It''s time to go home to breakfast now, but has n''t it been fun?" |
42868 | Just cut it in halves and then once the other way, in quarters; see? |
42868 | Just watch your Uncle Bob; see? |
42868 | Lamb chops? |
42868 | Learn to design jewelry? |
42868 | Let me see; what is it that takes out auto grease? |
42868 | Let me set the table, will you?" |
42868 | Let me toast the bread for it, will you, Bettina? |
42868 | Like''em?" |
42868 | Little custards? |
42868 | M-- m, what''s that? |
42868 | Made in moulds and served cold with maple syrup? |
42868 | Mark Twain?" |
42868 | Marshmallows?" |
42868 | May I be washing the dishes at the same time?" |
42868 | May I have just one doughnut with my coffee?" |
42868 | May I sit down here at the kitchen table and copy it?" |
42868 | May I tell them that they have a fine spread coming?" |
42868 | May he see it all, Bettina?" |
42868 | May we examine it, please?" |
42868 | May we unpack the baskets?" |
42868 | Milk?" |
42868 | More courses, Bettina? |
42868 | More milk? |
42868 | Now are n''t you curious to know what I''ve been making?" |
42868 | Now shall I be making some toast- rounds for the chipped beef?" |
42868 | Now shall I play''Home Sweet Home''on the piano? |
42868 | Now what magic spell did you lay on this particular cabbage?" |
42868 | Now who do you suppose that can be?" |
42868 | Now will you let me write down some of your best recipes? |
42868 | Now, Bob, wo n''t that be good next winter with cold roast beef or cold roast veal? |
42868 | Now, Bobby, if you''re ready, will you please get the dessert?" |
42868 | Now, are we all ready to make the cake?" |
42868 | Now, will you let me brown the flour for the gravy?" |
42868 | Oh, lobster salad?" |
42868 | One of those darling criss- crossy ones?" |
42868 | Or, will he be obliging and force himself to go, too?" |
42868 | Ought she to ask him not to invite company without consulting her? |
42868 | Ruth, have n''t you an old marble topped table at home? |
42868 | Ruth, wo n''t you stay to dinner tonight?" |
42868 | Sandwiches? |
42868 | See, Mrs. Dixon, is n''t it fine? |
42868 | See, the cart is brown willow, and I think it looks well with our furniture, do n''t you? |
42868 | See? |
42868 | See? |
42868 | Shall I feed her anything?" |
42868 | Shall we have dinner at the hotel?" |
42868 | Shall we label them, too? |
42868 | Shall we?" |
42868 | Shall we?" |
42868 | Should n''t you think that women would insist upon knowing all about the food they are giving their children? |
42868 | Six- thirty? |
42868 | So you wo n''t help me get my hat? |
42868 | Stir up the dough with a spoon?" |
42868 | Strawberry shortcake? |
42868 | Suet pudding, was n''t it? |
42868 | Take singing lessons?" |
42868 | Tell me about him; do you have time? |
42868 | Tell me first, does anyone know the Big Secret yet?" |
42868 | That reminds me, Bettina, to ask you this: When you escallop anything, do you dot the crumbs on top with butter?" |
42868 | The grapefruit is in the ice box; did you see it? |
42868 | The table must represent a circus ground( I''ve seen those paper circuses downtown, have n''t you? |
42868 | There''s beefsteak to- night( wo n''t it taste good?) |
42868 | There''s the steel bread knife; does n''t it look bright and shiny, too? |
42868 | There, does n''t that look delicious?" |
42868 | Time is swiftly passing, and in a few short weeks-- Alice, shall I call off the announcement luncheon?" |
42868 | Tonight?" |
42868 | Usually at afternoon parties you women serve tiny little cups of tea and dainty olive sandwiches, almost too small to be visible; do n''t you? |
42868 | Was it love at first sight?" |
42868 | Was n''t it a great deal of work to make so much at a time? |
42868 | Was n''t it dear of Uncle Eric to give it to us? |
42868 | Was n''t it hard to prepare?" |
42868 | Was n''t it stately and impressive?" |
42868 | Was n''t that an idea? |
42868 | Was n''t that dear of them? |
42868 | We can stay there awhile and then----""Then what?" |
42868 | We have n''t done our share; have we? |
42868 | We like it with carrots----""Oh, is it the very same sauce that you serve with carrots?" |
42868 | We never have steak fixed this way at home; do we, Mother? |
42868 | We''ll have a houseful, wo n''t we? |
42868 | Well, are you hungry?" |
42868 | Well, how''s this? |
42868 | Well, is that coffee done yet? |
42868 | Well, shall we call Fred and Bob?" |
42868 | Well, what about the wedding? |
42868 | Were n''t we good to them? |
42868 | Were n''t you, Father? |
42868 | What are they?" |
42868 | What are they?" |
42868 | What are those feathery things?" |
42868 | What are you having for dinner to- night?" |
42868 | What can I do?" |
42868 | What did she need? |
42868 | What did she secretly long for? |
42868 | What do you do in the evening, Bettina?" |
42868 | What do you do?" |
42868 | What do you say?" |
42868 | What do you suppose I''m doing?" |
42868 | What do you suppose I''ve done? |
42868 | What do you think of our big living room? |
42868 | What else can I do while you''re baking the tea cakes?" |
42868 | What else did you have at the party?" |
42868 | What else? |
42868 | What had you planned for lunch?" |
42868 | What have you been doing? |
42868 | What if Frank should n''t like it?" |
42868 | What is the card? |
42868 | What is there besides the salad?" |
42868 | What makes that nickel there look so bright and silvery?" |
42868 | What must I have for breakfast?" |
42868 | What next?" |
42868 | What on earth can she want? |
42868 | What on earth is inside?" |
42868 | What on earth shall I do?" |
42868 | What shall I do next?" |
42868 | What time is it? |
42868 | What time would you start?" |
42868 | What? |
42868 | What?" |
42868 | When can we begin?" |
42868 | When did you come in?" |
42868 | When did you get home?" |
42868 | When does she arrive?" |
42868 | When does the train get in? |
42868 | When shall we see you? |
42868 | When? |
42868 | Where are the men?" |
42868 | Where did you first meet him, Alice? |
42868 | Where have you been this afternoon in your big woolly coat?" |
42868 | Where is Aunt Lucy?" |
42868 | Who calls me plain?" |
42868 | Who do you think is here? |
42868 | Why are you so fickle, Alice, my dear?" |
42868 | Why did n''t you leave it for Frank to bring?" |
42868 | Why did n''t you suggest it to me?" |
42868 | Why have all this fuss and feathers?" |
42868 | Why was I ever born?" |
42868 | Why, Bettina, how did you know what to have?" |
42868 | Why?" |
42868 | Will Alice go and Harry stay at home? |
42868 | Will they fit into your dinner menu?" |
42868 | Will you and your husband take dinner with us next Sunday? |
42868 | Will you be looking over the currants while we are stoning cherries?" |
42868 | Will you come into the kitchen with me while I put these in water?" |
42868 | Will you do it?" |
42868 | Will you get it, dear? |
42868 | Will you get out some tea towels for me?" |
42868 | Will you go with me after dinner to get it?" |
42868 | Will you have some more cherry cobbler, Bob?" |
42868 | Will you have to make more sauce?" |
42868 | Will you make the French dressing for the salad? |
42868 | Will you really have a car of your own?" |
42868 | Will you really tell me how to make it? |
42868 | Will you repeat that menu for me?" |
42868 | Will you teach me while I''m here?" |
42868 | Will you walk into the dining- room?" |
42868 | Will you?" |
42868 | With red hearts everywhere, I suppose?" |
42868 | With your hands?" |
42868 | Wo n''t that be fine?" |
42868 | Wo n''t that be fun? |
42868 | Wo n''t that be lovely? |
42868 | Wo n''t that be lovely? |
42868 | Wo n''t you come in?" |
42868 | Wo n''t you go to the fair with us this afternoon? |
42868 | Wo n''t you, Bob?" |
42868 | Wo n''t you? |
42868 | Would n''t it be a joke if I should become very domestic?" |
42868 | Would you really show me? |
42868 | Yet all the while, as she tasted each course in its turn, her mind was running on,"Will Fred like this? |
42868 | You can buy as you see!_ CHAPTER VII A NEW- FASHIONED SUNDAY DINNER[ Illustration]"YOU will go to church with us this morning, Bettina?" |
42868 | You do n''t mean to say that she''s found a man who''s lively enough to suit her?" |
42868 | You know the four bridesmaids are to wear lavender maline over lavender taffeta, very fluffy and short,--can you picture them in your mind, Bob?" |
42868 | You never heard of them? |
42868 | You would n''t know what to do without a rehearsal, would you?" |
42868 | called Bob at this moment, coming in with a rush,"is dinner ready? |
42868 | cried Bettina,"do n''t you hope it wo n''t rain?" |
42868 | cried Mrs. Dixon,"what will you do? |
42868 | shouted big Cousin Charles in Bettina''s ear:"do n''t you see enough of each other at home without avoiding the rest of us at a time like this? |
42868 | with our house and our dishes and our silver just waiting for us? |
6912 | ( If tomato is added, what kind of frying pan(_ i.e._ of what material) should be used in cooking the meat? |
6912 | ( In which method of mixing-- with the knife or with the fingers-- can the mixture be kept cooler? |
6912 | ( See_ Suggestions for Cooking Fruits_, p.65) Are tomatoes sold by weight or by measure,_ i.e._ by the pound or peck? |
6912 | (_ e_) What foodstuff has passed off in the form of vapor during evaporation? |
6912 | 28 and Figure 70)? |
6912 | 28)? |
6912 | Approximately how much ice is required to freeze and pack one quart of Ice Cream? |
6912 | Are all the starch grains swelled and semisoluble? |
6912 | Are eggs used for thickening harmed by long cooking? |
6912 | Are potatoes sold by the pound or bushel? |
6912 | Are the Calories derived from protein from 10 to 15 per cent of the total Calories? |
6912 | Are the contents of the tube clear? |
6912 | Are the yeast plants growing? |
6912 | Are there any budding yeast cells? |
6912 | As far as appearance and flavor are concerned, which method of preparation is better for potatoes? |
6912 | As far as both nutriment and flavor are concerned, which method of cooking is better for both vegetables? |
6912 | As far as saving nutriment is concerned, which method of preparation is better for vegetables cooked in water? |
6912 | Aside from flavor, what is the purpose of spreading the bread for Soup Sticks with butter? |
6912 | Aside from the fact that sugar improves the flavor of Perfection Salad, why is it a valuable ingredient of the salad mixture( see Figure 94)? |
6912 | At what points on the bread have the molds started to grow? |
6912 | At what temperature should these two foods bake? |
6912 | At what temperatures should biscuits and loaf bread bake? |
6912 | At what time during its preparation should sugar be added to cooked fruit? |
6912 | Beans contain what ingredients that require long cooking? |
6912 | Besides lowering the temperature, what does the salt do to the ice? |
6912 | By what gas is the mixture lightened? |
6912 | By what is the oven surrounded? |
6912 | By what means are Popovers lightened? |
6912 | By what means is the gas formed in each mixture? |
6912 | By what means is this gas introduced into the mixture? |
6912 | By what method can potatoes be cooked in order to retain the most nutriment? |
6912 | By what method can rice be cooked to retain the most nourishment? |
6912 | CHOPPED BEEF.--If meat is chopped, what is the effect of the cutting on its structure? |
6912 | Can you account for these variations? |
6912 | Can you explain why acid mixtures are not acted upon by the metal and consequently discolored when_ frozen_ in a tin or iron can? |
6912 | Can you pour it out of the tube? |
6912 | Can you say it is insoluble, like uncooked starch? |
6912 | Can you say it is soluble, like sugar? |
6912 | Compare the individual grains of rice cooked in boiling water and rice cooked over boiling water,--are the grains separated or pasted together? |
6912 | Considering the percentage of carbohydrates, and the price per pound of granulated and brown sugar, which is the cheaper? |
6912 | Considering the refuse in fowl, what is the price per pound? |
6912 | Did the sirup in which the apples were placed completely cover the fruit? |
6912 | Do the contents become clear? |
6912 | Do you notice any change in the ingredients? |
6912 | Do you notice any difference in the quantity of the molds on the different fruits? |
6912 | Does any change take place? |
6912 | Does freezing kill yeast plants? |
6912 | Does it continue to burn? |
6912 | Does it dissolve more or less readily than granulated sugar? |
6912 | Does it dissolve more readily than granulated sugar? |
6912 | Does it suggest any common material? |
6912 | Does the candle continue to burn? |
6912 | Does the candle continue to burn? |
6912 | Does the cracker contain starch? |
6912 | Does the lemon or orange rind contain pectin? |
6912 | Does the milk curdle? |
6912 | Does the oil rise to the top as in Experiment 35? |
6912 | Does the salt separate from the water? |
6912 | Does the sugar separate from the water? |
6912 | Does the water used for making the chocolate paste change in quantity during the cooking? |
6912 | Does this prove that egg albumin was dissolved in the water before applying heat to the contents of the tube? |
6912 | Does your menu consist of foods which furnish the proper Calorific value and Calories derived from protein? |
6912 | EXAMINATION OF MEAT LEFT FROM SOUP- MAKING.--Which contains the more nutriment,--beef stock or the meat from which the stock was prepared? |
6912 | For how long a time after placing in the double boiler is it necessary to stir the corn- starch, sugar, and hot milk mixture? |
6912 | For how long a time should biscuits and bread bake? |
6912 | For what purpose is rolled steak browned in fat before cooking in water? |
6912 | For what purpose is the additional quantity used? |
6912 | For what reason is bread dough kneaded? |
6912 | For what reason should pork be cooked thoroughly? |
6912 | For what substances is fruit especially valuable in diet? |
6912 | From the comparison of Experiments 72 and 73, with Experiment 74, what two kinds of substances do you infer this baking powder contains? |
6912 | From the results of Experiment 42, which egg beater do you consider most advisable for preparing Meringue? |
6912 | From the results of Experiments 59 and 60, which method,--boiling or baking,--would be more desirable for cooking fish? |
6912 | From the results of Experiments 80 and 81 what would you say has caused the molds to grow? |
6912 | From this can you account for the greater quantity of moisture used in Chocolate Cake? |
6912 | From what countries do they come? |
6912 | From what material has the gelatine been formed? |
6912 | From what you have learned regarding the cooking of dried fruits and dried peas and beans, how would you cook home- dried vegetables? |
6912 | From your previous experience with eggs, what foodstuff would you infer that oysters contain? |
6912 | GELATINE.--When the beef stock of Lesson LXII was strained and cooled, what material, other than fat and protein, was present in it? |
6912 | Has as much fat soaked into it as in the first bit of bread? |
6912 | Has the juice been drawn out into the water? |
6912 | Has the last quantity of soda been neutralized as was the first quantity? |
6912 | Has the water combined with the gelatine? |
6912 | Has the water reached the boiling point when the egg white has entirely coagulated? |
6912 | Have molds grown on all the fruits? |
6912 | Have molds grown on the fruit juice? |
6912 | Have molds grown upon the bread? |
6912 | Have molds grown upon the bread? |
6912 | Have molds grown upon the whole fruits? |
6912 | Have molds grown upon the wood? |
6912 | Have molds grown upon these foods? |
6912 | Have molds grown? |
6912 | Have molds grown? |
6912 | Have molds( mildew) grown upon the cloth? |
6912 | Have the starch and water separated as in the uncooked starch? |
6912 | How are fatty meats cleaned? |
6912 | How are jellies removed from the molds without breaking or marring the jellies? |
6912 | How are the flours distinguished that are made from these different kinds of wheat? |
6912 | How can a curdled custard be made smooth? |
6912 | How can fish be classified with regard to fat content( see_ Classes of Fish_)? |
6912 | How can one determine when milk is scalded? |
6912 | How can the biscuit cutter and rolling pin be prevented from sticking to the dough? |
6912 | How can the extraction of much tannic acid be avoided in tea? |
6912 | How can the odor be removed from utensils in which fish has been cooked? |
6912 | How can the remaining white or half an egg be utilized in preparing Potato Croquettes? |
6912 | How can this be remedied? |
6912 | How do Steamed Custards and Soft Custards differ in method of cooking? |
6912 | How do extremely cold beverages affect the sense of taste? |
6912 | How do fish, shellfish, and beef compare in protein content? |
6912 | How do heat and moisture affect its toughness? |
6912 | How do moisture and heat affect its toughness? |
6912 | How do the decomposing temperatures of fat compare with that of boiling water? |
6912 | How do the total Calories compare with the dinner energy requirement of an average man or woman? |
6912 | How do they compare as to the amount of water, protein, and fat contained in one pint of each? |
6912 | How do they compare in price with white potatoes? |
6912 | How do they compare in quantity with that of Experiment 81? |
6912 | How do they differ in moisture, method of preparation, and length of time in cooking? |
6912 | How do they differ? |
6912 | How do you account for its jellylike consistency? |
6912 | How do you account for the consistency of the cream puff batter when it is ready to bake? |
6912 | How do you account for the difference in the number of eggs? |
6912 | How do you account for the difference in the quantities of sugar( see_ Chocolate Corn- starch Pudding_)? |
6912 | How does Cranberry Sauce differ from Cranberry Jelly? |
6912 | How does Floating Island differ from Soft Custard? |
6912 | How does Jam differ from Fruit Sauce? |
6912 | How does Jam differ from Preserves? |
6912 | How does cheese compare in price per pound with beefsteak? |
6912 | How does cooked starch change when cooled? |
6912 | How does it change in appearance and quantity? |
6912 | How does it compare in nutritive value? |
6912 | How does it compare with the dry gelatine as to hardness? |
6912 | How does it compare with uncooked starch? |
6912 | How does it differ from ordinary cheese in color and texture? |
6912 | How does it differ in taste? |
6912 | How does it differ in thickness, color, and cost? |
6912 | How does the cutting and the using of the rib section of veal differ from that of beef? |
6912 | How does the gain compare with that given in the table for one of your age? |
6912 | How does the growth compare in quantity with that of Experiment 81? |
6912 | How does the method of preparing Corn- meal Mush for"Frying"differ from the usual method of cooking cereals? |
6912 | How does the proportion of flour and liquid for one cup of Cream Soup differ from the above proportion? |
6912 | How does the quantity of thickening for Vanilla Sauce compare with the quantity of thickening for the Sauce for Cream Toast? |
6912 | How does this soup differ in thickening materials from Potato Soup( see above)? |
6912 | How does veal stock compare in color with beef stock? |
6912 | How does yeast bread made with one rising differ from that made with several risings? |
6912 | How does your weight compare with the normal weight given in the table for one of your height? |
6912 | How has it changed in size by heating? |
6912 | How has the acid been changed so that it does not curdle the milk? |
6912 | How has the rennet changed the milk? |
6912 | How is cabbage cleaned? |
6912 | How is fish tested for sufficient cooking? |
6912 | How is the flavor extracted for Corn Soup? |
6912 | How is the flavor extracted from the onion in preparing Potato Soup? |
6912 | How is the flavor extracted from these materials before straining? |
6912 | How is the floor of the fire box constructed? |
6912 | How long a time does it take to thicken the flour mixture? |
6912 | How long a time does the recipe give for cooking the flour mixture? |
6912 | How long does it take the flour to thicken? |
6912 | How long does it take to cook eggs when used for thickening? |
6912 | How long does it take to cook it? |
6912 | How many Popovers will the given recipe make? |
6912 | How many apples of medium size are required for Apple Dumplings, when 2 cupfuls of flour are used? |
6912 | How many beets in a pound? |
6912 | How many cakes in a package? |
6912 | How many croquettes does this recipe make? |
6912 | How many cupfuls are there in a half pound box of cocoa? |
6912 | How many cupfuls are there in one pound of chopped meat? |
6912 | How many cupfuls does it measure? |
6912 | How many cupfuls does it measure? |
6912 | How many cupfuls in a pound of brown sugar? |
6912 | How many cupfuls in a pound of each? |
6912 | How many cupfuls in a pound of flour? |
6912 | How many cupfuls in a pound of split peas? |
6912 | How many cupfuls in one can of tomatoes? |
6912 | How many cupfuls in one pound of coffee? |
6912 | How many cupfuls in one pound of tea leaves? |
6912 | How many cupfuls of chopped cooked meat can be obtained from one pound of fresh meat? |
6912 | How many cupfuls of chopped meat can be obtained from fowl of average weight? |
6912 | How many cupfuls of corn- meal in one pound? |
6912 | How many egg yolks are equivalent to two whole eggs in thickening? |
6912 | How many eggs are used to thicken one pint of milk in Bread Puddings( see recipe below)? |
6912 | How many eggs are used to thicken one pint of milk in Steamed or Baked Custard? |
6912 | How many eggs make a standard portion? |
6912 | How many glasses of jam or conserve does each five pounds of material yield? |
6912 | How many medium sized apples in a pound? |
6912 | How many medium- sized apples are required to make three cupfuls of chopped apples? |
6912 | How many muffins will the recipes above make? |
6912 | How many of each of these vegetables in a pound? |
6912 | How many ounces are there in one package? |
6912 | How many ounces of protein does a pound of each of these foods contain? |
6912 | How many persons can be served with a Short Cake made with 2 cupfuls of flour? |
6912 | How many persons do each of these oyster recipes serve? |
6912 | How many persons does one pound or peck serve? |
6912 | How many persons does one quart of ice cream serve? |
6912 | How many persons does the Cranberry Frappe recipe serve? |
6912 | How many persons does the Plum Pudding recipe serve? |
6912 | How many persons does the given quantity of Scalloped Potatoes with Bacon and of Turnips with Fresh Pork serve? |
6912 | How many persons does the quantity of Blanc Mange above serve? |
6912 | How many persons does this Spider Corn Bread recipe serve? |
6912 | How many persons does this recipe serve? |
6912 | How many persons may be served by using these recipes for Scrambled Eggs and Foamy Omelet? |
6912 | How many persons will each serve? |
6912 | How many persons will it serve? |
6912 | How many persons will one pound of chopped beef serve? |
6912 | How many persons will one pound of meat serve? |
6912 | How many persons will one pound of onions serve? |
6912 | How many persons will the Potato Puff recipe serve? |
6912 | How many persons will the dishes of this lesson( each containing one pound of meat) serve? |
6912 | How many persons will the recipe for Corn Custard serve? |
6912 | How many persons will these recipes for soup serve? |
6912 | How many persons will this recipe serve? |
6912 | How many servings of Chopped Steak can be obtained from one pound of meat? |
6912 | How many slices in one loaf of bread? |
6912 | How many slices of bread are required to make 2 cupfuls of crumbs? |
6912 | How many squares in an ordinary cake of chocolate? |
6912 | How many tablespoonfuls in one package? |
6912 | How many teaspoonfuls in a pound? |
6912 | How many times are Biscuits with Prune or Raisin Filling allowed to rise? |
6912 | How many unshelled peanuts are required for one cupful of shelled peanuts? |
6912 | How many waffles does the given recipe make? |
6912 | How many will the Cheese Pudding serve? |
6912 | How many will the above recipe serve? |
6912 | How many will the above recipes serve? |
6912 | How many will this recipe for Macaroni and Cheese serve? |
6912 | How much Cottage Cheese is obtained from 1 quart of milk? |
6912 | How much Mayonnaise Dressing is generally used for one serving? |
6912 | How much baking soda and cream of tartar should be used in a recipe containing 2 cupfuls of flour, 1 cupful of sour milk, and 1/2 cupful molasses? |
6912 | How much by weight is required to make one half cupful? |
6912 | How much cheese, by weight, is required for one cupful of grated cheese? |
6912 | How much cocoa may be used for 1 ounce of chocolate when one is substituted for the other? |
6912 | How much does a can measure? |
6912 | How much does a package of corn- starch weigh and measure? |
6912 | How much does one cupful of split peas increase in bulk by soaking? |
6912 | How much does the flour measure now? |
6912 | How much fudge, by weight, does 1 pound of sugar make? |
6912 | How much has it increased in bulk? |
6912 | How much have they increased in bulk? |
6912 | How much is saved in making soup by using split peas rather than green peas? |
6912 | How much nourishment is lost by boiling? |
6912 | How much nutriment is lost by boiling one pound of potatoes? |
6912 | How much of beefsteak is waste material? |
6912 | How much of each kind of squash is required to serve 6 persons? |
6912 | How much of the cheese is waste material? |
6912 | How much of this ingredient should be used( see_ Blanc Mange_, above)? |
6912 | How much sugar would be required to sweeten one and one half quarts of custard, according to the recipe for Soft Custard? |
6912 | How should a steam cooker be used in order to save fuel? |
6912 | How should baking powder be stored? |
6912 | How should bread be stored in dry weather? |
6912 | How should citron be cut for use in cooking? |
6912 | How should dried bread crumbs be covered for storing? |
6912 | How should fresh corn be cut from the cob for soup( see_ Green Corn_)? |
6912 | How should griddle cakes be served? |
6912 | How should it be cut for salad? |
6912 | How should lettuce be kept and prepared for salads? |
6912 | How should pudding molds be prepared for pour batters( see_ General Suggestions for Steamed Quick- bread Mixtures_)? |
6912 | How should the egg be prepared for"dipping"? |
6912 | How should the front, oven, check, and chimney dampers be arranged when the fire is kindled? |
6912 | How should vegetable stock be utilized? |
6912 | How would this affect its toughness? |
6912 | II? |
6912 | If a food that is to be fried contains much water, what happens to the water when placed in the hot fat? |
6912 | If a gas stove has no pipe for waste products, what special caution must be observed in ventilating the kitchen? |
6912 | If a ham bone is cooked with split peas, what ingredient should be omitted in making the soup? |
6912 | If a mixture is to be leavened with steam and air, what should be the consistency of the mixture? |
6912 | If a thermometer is used for testing sirups, what precaution should be taken against breaking? |
6912 | If all the cups in the muffin pan are not filled with batter, how should the empty cups be protected while in the oven? |
6912 | If both hard and soft woods are used in building a fire, which should be placed next to the paper? |
6912 | If broth must be strained, should a coarse or a fine strainer be used? |
6912 | If butter were substituted for peanut butter in Peanut Butter Cookies, how much would be needed to furnish the same quantity of fat? |
6912 | If dry flour clings to the top of the biscuits after cutting, what is the result after baking? |
6912 | If enough Cream of Tomato Soup were prepared for two meals, how and when should the tomatoes and White Sauce be mixed? |
6912 | If fat is used as a medium of cooking, which of these fats, as far as temperature is concerned, would be the most desirable? |
6912 | If fresh corn were used for this soup, how would its cooking differ from that of canned corn? |
6912 | If green vegetables are cooked in water, what is the advantage in using a small, rather than a large quantity of water? |
6912 | If ice and salt surround a tin can containing substances to be frozen, from what is the heat absorbed when the ice is changed to liquid form? |
6912 | If it is desired to use left- over steamed pudding, how should it be reheated? |
6912 | If it is very soft, how should it be prepared to add to the sauce? |
6912 | If lard, lard substitute, or vegetable oil were substituted for butter in a cake or other quick bread, should the same quantity be used? |
6912 | If meat is to be roasted, pan- broiled, or broiled, how is it seared? |
6912 | If one desired 2 cupfuls of cooked rice, how much uncooked rice should be used? |
6912 | If so, how do the molds compare in quantity to those growing on cut fruit? |
6912 | If sweetened chocolate is used, how should the recipe for chocolate beverage be changed? |
6912 | If the conventional method of mixing cake is followed, what can be done in cold weather to hasten the creaming of fat? |
6912 | If the fat is to be mixed with the dry ingredients, why rub the ingredients together between the fingers rather than between the palms of the hands? |
6912 | If the latter change is made, what ingredients will also require changing in quantity? |
6912 | If the number of eggs in a cake is reduced, what ingredient should be increased? |
6912 | If the quantity of fat is increased, what ingredient in a cake recipe should be decreased? |
6912 | If yolks of eggs are used in Cream Salad Dressing, how many should be substituted for two whole eggs? |
6912 | If you desired to dissolve some lumpy sugar quickly, how would you prepare it? |
6912 | If you desired to dissolve some sugar quickly, at what temperature would you have the water? |
6912 | If you desired to make_ clear_ Cranberry Jelly what change would you make in the method given above? |
6912 | If"left over"mashed potatoes are used for making croquettes, what ingredient in the recipe above should be omitted? |
6912 | If, after cooking the required length of time, the sauce is not thick enough, what is the simplest method of thickening it? |
6912 | In Cheese Pudding, why are the starchy material and egg cooked for the same length of time? |
6912 | In Chocolate Cake, how much baking soda is required to neutralize the acid of the sour milk? |
6912 | In Cream Filling, what is the purpose of mixing the flour and sugar before cooking( see Experiment 24)? |
6912 | In Fudge, why is the butter added just before removing the candy from the fire( see_ Frying and Digestion_)? |
6912 | In Scalloped Oysters, why is the liquid added before the last layer of crumbs? |
6912 | In Sponge Cake? |
6912 | In Stuffed Eggs what meats could be substituted for chopped chicken or ham? |
6912 | In a quick bread leavened with baking soda, sour milk, and baking powder, upon what ingredient does the quantity of baking soda depend? |
6912 | In cheese making what names are given to the solids and liquids of clotted milk? |
6912 | In damp weather? |
6912 | In laying the table, why should the knives, spoons, and the forks that are to be used without knives be placed at the right of the plates? |
6912 | In preparing Soup Sticks, why are the crusts removed from the bread before buttering it? |
6912 | In preparing Tomato Sauce, what is the purpose of cooking the tomatoes and spices together for 15 or 20 minutes? |
6912 | In preparing Vanilla Sauce, why is the flour mixed with the sugar( see Experiment 24)? |
6912 | In preparing modified milk why is milk diluted? |
6912 | In serving, why should dishes which admit of choice be passed to the left of a guest? |
6912 | In soup making, should this material be strained out of broth? |
6912 | In soup- making, what is the purpose of cutting the meat into pieces and of cracking the bone? |
6912 | In the recipe for Baked Hash( below), what supplies flavor to the meat? |
6912 | In what condition is the egg when a custard is curdled? |
6912 | In what direction do the hot gases pass out when the oven damper is open? |
6912 | In what does the flavoring of this meat exist? |
6912 | In what form,--ground or whole,--should coffee be purchased? |
6912 | In what kind of jars should tea and coffee be kept? |
6912 | In what part of the country is spring wheat grown? |
6912 | In what quantity are whole wheat flour and graham flour usually purchased for home use? |
6912 | In what way is the preparation of milk for Junket"Custard"like the digestion of milk in the stomach? |
6912 | In what ways are the ingredients and method of preparation similar? |
6912 | In what ways do they differ? |
6912 | Into what form is the liquid egg white changed by heat? |
6912 | Into what form was a part of the water changed during baking? |
6912 | Into what has this substance changed when milk sours? |
6912 | Is any of the injurious substance formed in caramelizing sugar present in Caramel Sauce? |
6912 | Is any of the starch from rice cooked over boiling water wasted? |
6912 | Is any solid material left? |
6912 | Is caramel soluble in water? |
6912 | Is dextrin present? |
6912 | Is dextrin soluble in water? |
6912 | Is food from each of the groups contained in it? |
6912 | Is food from each of the groups given in lesson LXXXIX contained in it? |
6912 | Is it acid or alkaline in reaction? |
6912 | Is it desirable to have more of the gas formed before or after the mixture is placed in the oven? |
6912 | Is it desirable to have the fat soak into fried foods? |
6912 | Is it desirable to use Worcestershire sauce with beef or mutton? |
6912 | Is it made more tender or tough by dry heat? |
6912 | Is it opaque or transparent? |
6912 | Is it possible to boil milk over hot water? |
6912 | Is it tough? |
6912 | Is oil soluble in water? |
6912 | Is starch present? |
6912 | Is starch soluble in cold water? |
6912 | Is the bread moist or dry? |
6912 | Is the fiber made more tender or tough by dry heat? |
6912 | Is the mashed potato of Potato Soup strained before or after adding it to the other ingredients? |
6912 | Is the mixture clear? |
6912 | Is the mixture smooth? |
6912 | Is the mixture smooth? |
6912 | Is the mixture smooth? |
6912 | Is the mixture smooth? |
6912 | Is there any change in the contents of the tube? |
6912 | Is there any change in the contents of the tube? |
6912 | Is there any difference in the quantity of the beaten eggs? |
6912 | Judging from this experiment, what care must be taken in cooking and serving fish? |
6912 | Now the question arises: How many of the required Calories shall be supplied by each of these foodstuffs? |
6912 | Of a package of Cream of Wheat or Wheatena? |
6912 | Of alum baking powder? |
6912 | Of alum- phosphate baking powder? |
6912 | Of an ordinary sack of flour? |
6912 | Of corn oil? |
6912 | Of cottonseed oil? |
6912 | Of fowl? |
6912 | Of head lettuce per pound or per head? |
6912 | Of peanut oil? |
6912 | Of phosphate baking powder? |
6912 | Of porterhouse steak? |
6912 | Of rice in one pound? |
6912 | Of tartrate baking powder? |
6912 | Of tuna fish? |
6912 | Of what advantage is it to sift flour not only before measuring, but when adding it to the other ingredients of a quick bread? |
6912 | Of what advantage is this ingredient in mixtures that are to be fried? |
6912 | Of what material should jelly molds be made? |
6912 | PRODUCTS OF COMBUSTION.--What is found deposited on the inside of the stovepipe of a coal range? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Are apples sold by weight or by measure,_ i.e._ by the pound or peck? |
6912 | QUESTIONS By what means is flavor extracted from tea leaves? |
6912 | QUESTIONS For Fruit Ice Cream, why is it necessary to chill the cream before adding the fruit juice or crushed fruit( see Experiment 61)? |
6912 | QUESTIONS How are Scrambled Eggs usually cooked? |
6912 | QUESTIONS How do Preserves differ from Canned Fruit? |
6912 | QUESTIONS How does meat left from beef stock differ from fresh meat in nutritive value? |
6912 | QUESTIONS How does the method of preparing cooky mixture differ from that of preparing cake mixture? |
6912 | QUESTIONS How does the temperature of fat hot enough for frying compare with that of boiling water? |
6912 | QUESTIONS How does unpolished rice differ from polished rice? |
6912 | QUESTIONS How is rice tested for sufficient cooking? |
6912 | QUESTIONS How long should coffee boil? |
6912 | QUESTIONS How many dry, uncooked prunes are required to make 1 cupful of cooked prunes? |
6912 | QUESTIONS How many pounds in one peck of apples? |
6912 | QUESTIONS How should the water boil in cooking vegetables? |
6912 | QUESTIONS How should the water boil to prevent dried legumes from breaking( see_ Cooking Vegetables in Water_)? |
6912 | QUESTIONS How would the temperature of boiling water be affected if a cupful of cereal were poured into it all at once? |
6912 | QUESTIONS If an egg or two were added to griddle cakes made with sour milk, how should the recipe be changed? |
6912 | QUESTIONS If round steak has been cut too thick for rolling, what is a practical way of making it of one half inch thickness? |
6912 | QUESTIONS In Butterscotch Tapioca what ingredient could be substituted for tapioca? |
6912 | QUESTIONS In making custards, why should the hot milk be added to the eggs, instead of the eggs to the hot milk? |
6912 | QUESTIONS In preparing French Toast, what care must be taken in dipping the stale bread in the milk and egg mixture? |
6912 | QUESTIONS In what kind of soil does spinach grow? |
6912 | QUESTIONS In which ingredients of the Curry of Kidney Beans and Spiced Baked Apples are the food adjuncts found? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Is it possible to cook eggs hard in water that is below the boiling point? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Other than the differences in cost, what advantages are there in using tough cuts of meat for soup? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What are the leavening materials used in Plum Pudding? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What change, other than moistening the flour, takes place in the milk that helps to lighten the Popovers? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What cuts of meat are suitable for roasting? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What gas is formed in these mixtures to leaven them? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What general statement can you make with regard to the effect of increasing the fat in quick breads? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What ingredient does corn sirup contain that would make it effective in preparing creamy candy? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What ingredients in Corn Custard thicken the mixture? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What is taking place when hot fat emits an odor? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What is the chief difference between pot- roasting and braising? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What is the difference in method between scalding milk and boiling it? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What is the objection to excessive use of spiced foods? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What is the price per package of gelatine? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What is the proportion of flour and liquid in one cup of White Sauce for Vegetables? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What is the purpose of cooling the chicken mixture before shaping it into croquettes( see Experiment 17)? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What is the purpose of covering the gelatine while soaking and cooling? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What is the purpose of cutting and folding the egg whites and the dry ingredients into a sponge cake mixture? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What is the purpose of eggs in custard? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What is the purpose of soaking pearl tapioca in water before cooking? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What is the purpose of the egg and bread in the Bread Pudding? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What materials in Apple Sauce Cake leaven it? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What must be the condition of cheese in order to grate it? |
6912 | QUESTIONS What purpose do the eggs serve in Salmon Loaf? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why is chicken more readily digested than other meat? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why is cold water, rather than hot, used for making meat stock? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why is it advisable to pour occasionally a spoonful of hot water over the yolks of eggs that are being poached? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why is it advisable to use a double boiler for cooking rice? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why is it desirable to steam the fruit rather than cook it in water for this dessert? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why is it desirable to use doilies on plates containing crackers, bread, and cakes? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why is it necessary to reduce the temperature to finish cooking meat after searing it? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why is it not necessary to soak codfish for Fish Balls in water before cooking? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why is the White Sauce cooled before adding the egg yolks in White Sauce Omelet? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why is the top of the salad roll mixture brushed with egg? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why should a sponge be made when eggs are to be added to the yeast mixture? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why should dried vegetables be soaked in water before cooking? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why should fish not be left uncovered in the refrigerator? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why should fresh pork be used in winter rather than in summer? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why should junket tablets be crushed before adding to the milk( see Experiment 12)? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why should processed jars, covers, and rubbers remain in boiling water until just ready for use? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why should the flour for bread be warmed before using? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why should the outside skin of a vegetable be pared as thin as possible? |
6912 | QUESTIONS Why should tomatoes be covered when cooked for soup? |
6912 | Remove from the pan, break it open, and answer the following questions: What happened during baking to the cold air inclosed in the mixture? |
6912 | Should sugar be added to cooked fruit while the fruit is hot or after it is cool? |
6912 | Should the temperature of the oven be the same for each? |
6912 | Should this be strained out when the stock is used for soup? |
6912 | Since chocolate contains much fat, what ingredient could be omitted, if chocolate were used? |
6912 | Since it is desirable to serve the slices of toast whole, which are the better for French Toast,--large or small pieces of bread? |
6912 | Sponge Cake? |
6912 | TOUGH CUTS OF BEEF.--From the Experiments of Lesson LIX, what was found to be the toughest portion of the muscle of meat? |
6912 | The question may arise, is the tender egg more wholesome than the tough egg? |
6912 | Through what should gelatine mixtures be strained? |
6912 | Through which material,--tin or earthenware,--is heat transmitted more readily? |
6912 | To what color does the blue mixture change? |
6912 | To what cut of beef does ham correspond? |
6912 | To what cut of beef does it correspond? |
6912 | To what is the difference in flavor of Canned Fruit and Fruit Jelly largely due? |
6912 | To what is the increase in measure of the soaked fruit due? |
6912 | To what is the sweet taste of a baked potato due( see Experiment 26)? |
6912 | To what is the upper end of the stovepipe joined? |
6912 | To what substance in milk is its sweet taste due? |
6912 | Too cool? |
6912 | Too much moisture? |
6912 | Too much sugar? |
6912 | Too thick? |
6912 | Under what conditions do you think it would be desirable to make soap at home? |
6912 | Under what conditions should a sponge be made when compressed yeast is used? |
6912 | Under what conditions should it be boiled? |
6912 | Upon what ingredients does the quantity of baking powder depend? |
6912 | Using this proportion, how much flour should be used for one cupful of liquid? |
6912 | What appears on the sides and bottom of the beaker? |
6912 | What application can be drawn from this with regard to the use of soda in cleaning utensils that have contained fat? |
6912 | What application can be made from this concerning the effectiveness of cleaning the fat of meats with water? |
6912 | What application can you draw from this as to the temperature of the water in which eggs may be cooked? |
6912 | What are some of the advantages of a gas range over a coal range? |
6912 | What are the advantages of homemade over baker''s cake? |
6912 | What are the advantages of using whole grains for children''s food? |
6912 | What are the prices of beans and raw peanuts per pound? |
6912 | What are the prices of turnips and carrots per pound? |
6912 | What are the prices per pound of each cut of veal? |
6912 | What are the prices per pound of figs and dates? |
6912 | What are the prices per pound of round and long shoulder? |
6912 | What are the prices per pound of these cuts? |
6912 | What are the tests for sufficient cooking of each? |
6912 | What are the tests for thoroughly beaten egg yolk? |
6912 | What are the tests that show when egg white is beaten stiff and when dry? |
6912 | What can be added to this"left over"meat as a substitute for its flavor? |
6912 | What can be done to the cooky cutter to prevent it from sticking? |
6912 | What can you say regarding the flavor of the fiber? |
6912 | What care must be taken in combining the egg mixture with the hot milk mixture? |
6912 | What care should be taken in cooking Vanilla Sauce? |
6912 | What care should be taken in cooking chocolate in boiling water? |
6912 | What care should be taken in regulating the temperature of the oven when baking Cinnamon Buns, especially if they are to be basted during baking? |
6912 | What caused the molds to grow? |
6912 | What causes a Foamy Omelet to"fall"? |
6912 | What causes pared apples to become discolored? |
6912 | What causes the change in this material( see_ Care of Milk_)? |
6912 | What change has taken place in the fruit juice? |
6912 | What change has taken place in the fruit without sugar? |
6912 | What change has taken place in the materials placed in the saucepan? |
6912 | What change in appearance do you note? |
6912 | What change in color takes place in the paper? |
6912 | What change in quantity takes place in the milk of this pudding during long cooking? |
6912 | What change in quantity takes place in the rice during long cooking? |
6912 | What change takes place? |
6912 | What change takes place? |
6912 | What change was caused by heating it? |
6912 | What changes take place in the eggs and in the air inclosed in them when they are heated quickly? |
6912 | What conclusion can be drawn concerning the use of sugar in preserving fruit? |
6912 | What conclusion can you draw as to frying foods in"cool"fats? |
6912 | What conclusion can you draw concerning the soaking of vegetables in water before cooking? |
6912 | What conclusion can you draw concerning the temperature at which eggs should be cooked to make them most tender and palatable? |
6912 | What conclusion can you draw from this concerning the growth of molds upon foods in damp and dry places and in damp and dry weather? |
6912 | What conclusion can you draw from this concerning the placing of moldy food with fresh food? |
6912 | What conclusion can you draw from this concerning the temperature at which food liable to mold should be kept? |
6912 | What conclusion can you draw from this in regard to the proper temperature for frying foods? |
6912 | What conclusion can you draw regarding the effect of dry and moist heat upon muscle fiber? |
6912 | What conclusion can you draw with regard to the kind of heat--_dry or moist_--that must be applied to connective tissue to make it tender? |
6912 | What conclusions may be drawn from this as to the use of soda in cooking tomato and milk mixtures? |
6912 | What could be substituted for the egg? |
6912 | What could be used to cover them? |
6912 | What cut of veal corresponds to the tenderloin cuts of beef? |
6912 | What determines the quantity of baking powder? |
6912 | What dietetic reason can be given for combining oysters and bread? |
6912 | What difference in consistency is there in the two cooked mixtures? |
6912 | What difference is there in the condition of the meat in each tube? |
6912 | What disadvantage other than gas wastage is there when a flame streams up the sides of a cooking utensil? |
6912 | What do we call the gas formed by the action of the baking soda and a substance having an acid reaction? |
6912 | What does effervescence indicate? |
6912 | What does it lack? |
6912 | What does one often see coming from the top of a chimney? |
6912 | What does the water contain? |
6912 | What does the water contain? |
6912 | What does the water in which the macaroni was cooked contain? |
6912 | What does this experiment teach with regard to sifting flour before measuring? |
6912 | What does this experiment teach with regard to the use of baking soda and sour milk, for lightening a mixture? |
6912 | What does this water contain? |
6912 | What does water contain which is driven off by heat? |
6912 | What effect does the salt have upon the temperature of the ice? |
6912 | What familiar food does the mixture look like? |
6912 | What foodstuff does it contain in large quantity? |
6912 | What foodstuff does this test indicate that milk contains? |
6912 | What foodstuff is found in the water? |
6912 | What foodstuff is indicated by the stain on the paper? |
6912 | What foodstuff other than sugar is contained in the residue? |
6912 | What foodstuffs does the water in which vegetables are canned contain? |
6912 | What happens to a solid substance when it is dissolved? |
6912 | What happens to foods that are cooked in fat too cool for frying( see Experiment 32)? |
6912 | What happens to the fish? |
6912 | What happens? |
6912 | What happens? |
6912 | What harm sometimes results when an ice cream freezer has been carelessly prepared? |
6912 | What has been beaten into the egg? |
6912 | What has been drawn out into the water? |
6912 | What has been formed by the union of fat and soda? |
6912 | What has caused the change? |
6912 | What has caused the foods to spoil? |
6912 | What has caused the molds to grow upon the wood? |
6912 | What has happened to the yeast plants? |
6912 | What has"kept in"the heat of the hotter water? |
6912 | What important difference between starch and sugar does this experiment show? |
6912 | What indicates that the griddle is too hot? |
6912 | What indicates the presence of starch? |
6912 | What indicates the presence of starch? |
6912 | What inference can you draw from this as to the temperature at which oysters should be cooked? |
6912 | What ingredient do Fish Balls contain that hardens immediately on being heated? |
6912 | What ingredient do both chocolate and cocoa contain which aids in thickening the cake? |
6912 | What ingredient does Corn- meal Mush for"Frying"contain that plain Corn- meal Mush does not? |
6912 | What ingredient in Spice Cake contains a small quantity of acid? |
6912 | What ingredient usually present in cake recipes is omitted in this cake? |
6912 | What ingredient, invariably used in Scalloped Potatoes, is omitted in Scalloped Potatoes with Bacon? |
6912 | What ingredients do cereals contain that make it possible to mold them( see Experiment 17)? |
6912 | What ingredients does Sponge Cake contain which do not exist in Popovers? |
6912 | What ingredients in Cheese Pudding thicken the mixture? |
6912 | What ingredients in Popovers are omitted in Sponge Cake? |
6912 | What ingredients in these puddings scorch readily? |
6912 | What ingredients may be decreased in quantity if sour cream is used? |
6912 | What is Meringue? |
6912 | What is a French chop? |
6912 | What is gained by not paring or peeling fruit that is to be strained after cooking? |
6912 | What is indicated by the larger bubbles? |
6912 | What is it? |
6912 | What is its approximate measure? |
6912 | What is its color? |
6912 | What is its purpose? |
6912 | What is its purpose? |
6912 | What is its purpose? |
6912 | What is its purpose? |
6912 | What is its reaction? |
6912 | What is macaroni? |
6912 | What is substituted for this material? |
6912 | What is the advantage and disadvantage in draining water from onions after parboiling them? |
6912 | What is the advantage in using oil rather than blacking in cleaning a range? |
6912 | What is the advantage in using rice water rather than plain water to prepare Cheese Sauce? |
6912 | What is the advantage of cooking in steam green vegetables of delicate flavor? |
6912 | What is the advantage of heating the pan? |
6912 | What is the advantage of placing a bit of fat on each slice of bread just before turning it? |
6912 | What is the advantage of seasoning peanuts by cooking in strong salted water rather than sprinkling salt over them after browning? |
6912 | What is the advantage of using only a top crust for fresh fruit pie? |
6912 | What is the advantage of using two pans in washing spinach? |
6912 | What is the approximate increase in quantity? |
6912 | What is the approximate increase in quantity? |
6912 | What is the average number of leaves in a pound? |
6912 | What is the average price per pound of coffee? |
6912 | What is the average weight of a chicken one year old? |
6912 | What is the average weight of a spring chicken? |
6912 | What is the average weight of sirloin steak? |
6912 | What is the chief difference in the processes of jam making and jelly making? |
6912 | What is the color and texture,_ i.e._ toughness, of the two parts into which the muscle is divided? |
6912 | What is the color of the flame? |
6912 | What is the color of the flame? |
6912 | What is the condition of the egg white in each tube? |
6912 | What is the condition( moist or dry) of the bread? |
6912 | What is the cost of a can of peas? |
6912 | What is the cost of ice per hundred pounds? |
6912 | What is the cost of the quantity of cereal indicated in the recipes above? |
6912 | What is the cost per pound of homemade fudge? |
6912 | What is the cost per pound of split peas? |
6912 | What is the difference between braising and roasting meats( see_ Roasting_)? |
6912 | What is the difference between soft bread crumbs( see note under recipe for Stuffed Tomatoes) and dried bread crumbs? |
6912 | What is the difference in cost of one pint of each? |
6912 | What is the difference in cost of these quantities of chocolate and cocoa? |
6912 | What is the difference in the cost? |
6912 | What is the difference in the size of the air cells made by using the different utensils? |
6912 | What is the difference in thickness and color? |
6912 | What is the effect of boiling water on gelatine? |
6912 | What is the effect of cold water on cooked macaroni( see Experiment 17)? |
6912 | What is the effect of long cooking upon oysters? |
6912 | What is the effect of the air on peeled bananas? |
6912 | What is the effect of too cool an oven on Sponge Cake? |
6912 | What is the effect of too long baking on bananas? |
6912 | What is the effect of using too much fat in a cake? |
6912 | What is the exception to this rule? |
6912 | What is the foodstuff that remains in the filter paper( see Proteins of"excellent quality")? |
6912 | What is the insoluble constituent of this baking powder? |
6912 | What is the least quantity of cream that can be purchased? |
6912 | What is the most practical method of cleaning a grater? |
6912 | What is the per cent of fat in butter( see Figure 63)? |
6912 | What is the present cost of milk per quart? |
6912 | What is the present market price of spring chicken? |
6912 | What is the present price per sack of baker''s and of high- grade patent flour? |
6912 | What is the price of 12 ears of green corn or of 1 can of corn? |
6912 | What is the price of beets per pound? |
6912 | What is the price of celery per bunch? |
6912 | What is the price of corn sirup per can? |
6912 | What is the price of spinach per pound or peck? |
6912 | What is the price of summer and of winter squash? |
6912 | What is the price of them? |
6912 | What is the price of tomatoes per pound or peck? |
6912 | What is the price per box? |
6912 | What is the price per cake of compressed yeast? |
6912 | What is the price per cake? |
6912 | What is the price per can of corn? |
6912 | What is the price per can of salmon? |
6912 | What is the price per can of tomatoes? |
6912 | What is the price per half- pound of baking soda? |
6912 | What is the price per package of codfish? |
6912 | What is the price per package of corn- starch? |
6912 | What is the price per package of dry yeast? |
6912 | What is the price per pint of Cottage Cheese obtained at market? |
6912 | What is the price per pint of Cottage Cheese prepared at home? |
6912 | What is the price per pint of heavy or whipping cream? |
6912 | What is the price per pint of thin or coffee cream? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of cabbage? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of cheese? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of corn- meal and rice? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of cream of tartar? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of each of these foods? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of each? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of each? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of each? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of each? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of fresh peaches? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of granulated and of powdered sugar? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of leaf lettuce? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of macaroni? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of onions? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of parsnips? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of porterhouse and of sirloin steak? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of rice? |
6912 | What is the price per pound of suet? |
6912 | What is the price per pound or bushel? |
6912 | What is the price per pound or per peck of apples? |
6912 | What is the price per pound or pint of each of these fats or oils? |
6912 | What is the price per quart of certified milk? |
6912 | What is the price per quart of molasses? |
6912 | What is the price per quart of olive oil? |
6912 | What is the price per sack of pastry and of bread flour? |
6912 | What is the price, weight, and measure of a package of Rolled Oats or Wheat? |
6912 | What is the proportion of fat and flour? |
6912 | What is the proportion of flour and liquid? |
6912 | What is the proportion of liquid and salt for each egg of a Foamy Omelet? |
6912 | What is the purpose of adding boiling water to rolled oats in making Oatmeal- Potato Bread( see_ Substituting Other Cereals for Wheat Flour_)? |
6912 | What is the purpose of adding sugar to corn sirup? |
6912 | What is the purpose of adding the strained tomatoes or Tomato Sauce_ slowly_ to the White Sauce or milk? |
6912 | What is the purpose of beating eggs? |
6912 | What is the purpose of beating the Popover mixture thoroughly? |
6912 | What is the purpose of breaking the skins of potatoes_ at once_ after baking? |
6912 | What is the purpose of brushing the potato mixture with egg? |
6912 | What is the purpose of changing the water twice in cooking onions? |
6912 | What is the purpose of cooking canned vegetables at boiling temperature? |
6912 | What is the purpose of cooking it for so long a time? |
6912 | What is the purpose of cooking the cocoa and water( see_ Cocoa and Chocolate_)? |
6912 | What is the purpose of cooking the corn- meal before adding the other ingredients? |
6912 | What is the purpose of covering apples during baking? |
6912 | What is the purpose of covering the Scalloped Apples during the first half of the time for baking? |
6912 | What is the purpose of covering the fruit while soaking? |
6912 | What is the purpose of covering the packed freezer with carpet, blanket, or newspapers( see_ The Principle of Fireless Cookery_)? |
6912 | What is the purpose of covering with egg, mixtures that are to be fried? |
6912 | What is the purpose of cutting and folding in the whites of eggs in omelets? |
6912 | What is the purpose of cutting and folding in the whites of eggs in the cake mixture? |
6912 | What is the purpose of dredging these meats in flour? |
6912 | What is the purpose of egg and flour in Rhubarb Pie? |
6912 | What is the purpose of first browning the lamb that is to be roasted? |
6912 | What is the purpose of grated potato in Peanut Butter Soup? |
6912 | What is the purpose of parboiling ham before broiling it? |
6912 | What is the purpose of placing butter paddles in boiling water before using? |
6912 | What is the purpose of placing fish on a baking sheet or placing strips of muslin underneath for baking( see Experiment 60)? |
6912 | What is the purpose of placing paper over the can when packing the frozen mixture? |
6912 | What is the purpose of placing the baking- dish containing Corn Custard or Cheese Pudding in a pan of hot water? |
6912 | What is the purpose of placing the warm cake on a cake cooler or on a cloth? |
6912 | What is the purpose of pouring boiling water in the dish or pan in which peppers are baked? |
6912 | What is the purpose of pricking the lower crust with a fork before baking? |
6912 | What is the purpose of scoring the salt pork or bacon? |
6912 | What is the purpose of soaking dried fruit before cooking? |
6912 | What is the purpose of straining custards? |
6912 | What is the purpose of straining gelatine mixtures? |
6912 | What is the purpose of straining the oyster liquor? |
6912 | What is the purpose of the egg in the potato mixture? |
6912 | What is the purpose of the egg in this salad dressing? |
6912 | What is the purpose of the eggs in Cream of Potato Soup? |
6912 | What is the purpose of the eggs in Sauce for Chicken? |
6912 | What is the purpose of the mixer? |
6912 | What is the purpose of the stovepipe? |
6912 | What is the purpose of using_ melted_ butter or substitute in the Short Cake mixture? |
6912 | What is the purpose of wringing out dry a sink- cloth and letting no water run from the faucet while cleaning a sink? |
6912 | What is the reaction-- acid or alkaline? |
6912 | What is the reason for cooking stewed chicken 15 minutes in_ boiling_ water? |
6912 | What is the reason for covering the pudding during the first 15 minutes of baking? |
6912 | What is the reason for keeping the beans below the boiling point while baking? |
6912 | What is the result if jelly is cooked too long? |
6912 | What is the result if too much sugar is used in jelly making? |
6912 | What is the result of baking this mixture for too short a time? |
6912 | What is the result of insufficient creaming? |
6912 | What is the result, if baked in a very hot oven? |
6912 | What is the result? |
6912 | What is the result? |
6912 | What is the result? |
6912 | What is the simplest way of thickening soup, if it is too thin? |
6912 | What is the stock called that is made from veal? |
6912 | What is the test for sufficient kneading of bread dough? |
6912 | What is the test for the sufficient oven- drying of a Foamy Omelet? |
6912 | What is the use of eggs in the filling? |
6912 | What is the use of flour in Lemon Sauce? |
6912 | What is the use of flour in White Sauce? |
6912 | What is the use of this ingredient in Corn- meal Mush for"Frying"? |
6912 | What is the use of vinegar in Boiled Frosting( see Christmas Candy)? |
6912 | What is the weight and measure of a package? |
6912 | What is the weight of a barrel of flour? |
6912 | What is the weight of one cabbage of average size? |
6912 | What is the weight of one square of chocolate? |
6912 | What is the wetting material in Popovers? |
6912 | What is this substance? |
6912 | What kind of baking- pan-- tin, granite, or earthenware-- is best to use for Stuffed or Scalloped Tomatoes? |
6912 | What kind of batter do these quantities of flour and moisture usually make? |
6912 | What kind of bread is most satisfactory in high altitudes,_ i.e._ where the climate is dry? |
6912 | What kind of carbohydrate is present in greatest quantity in these foods? |
6912 | What kind of fat should be used for white cake? |
6912 | What kind of griddle cakes result when the batter is too thin? |
6912 | What kind of material( solid, liquid, or gas) is indicated by the bubbling( see Experiment 7)? |
6912 | What kind of spoon-- tin or wood-- should be used for acid foods? |
6912 | What kind of substance do all spices contain? |
6912 | What kind of substance( gas, liquid, or solid) has been formed by the growth of the yeast plants? |
6912 | What kind of vitamines does each contain? |
6912 | What liquids are used in each mixture? |
6912 | What material and how much of it is used for thickening each? |
6912 | What material can be added during cooking that will soften them( see_ Cooking Dried Legumes_)? |
6912 | What material could be substituted for one of the eggs in Cream Salad Dressing? |
6912 | What materials are removed by straining? |
6912 | What materials in Carrot and Cabbage Salad contain vitamines? |
6912 | What materials in the recipe for Savory Toast are used merely for flavoring? |
6912 | What means, other than cooking in sirup, can be employed to retain the shape of cooked fruit? |
6912 | What method of cooking was used to make this tough part tender( see Experiments 51 and 52)? |
6912 | What must be done to produce biscuits having much crust rather than little crust? |
6912 | What must be the temperature of water to dissolve gelatine? |
6912 | What other difference is there between a beaten and an unbeaten egg? |
6912 | What other use could be made of rice water? |
6912 | What part of the range is heated when the oven damper is open? |
6912 | What parts of the beef would one expect to find most tender? |
6912 | What parts of the range are heated when the oven damper is closed? |
6912 | What practical application as to seasoning meats can be drawn from this? |
6912 | What practical application as to washing meat can be made from this? |
6912 | What practical application can be drawn from the result of this experiment as to washing fish? |
6912 | What practical application can be drawn from this experiment with regard to washing a pan in which sugar has been caramelized? |
6912 | What precautions can be taken to prevent the sauce from scorching? |
6912 | What quantity of split peas would be equal to a can of peas? |
6912 | What reason is there for combining fish, salad dressing, and rolls? |
6912 | What should be the condition of all green vegetables used in salads? |
6912 | What should be the condition of the crumb of toast to be most quickly digested? |
6912 | What should be the difference in the temperature of the oven for loaf bread and for biscuits? |
6912 | What should be the temperature of all materials mixed with yeast? |
6912 | What solid material is found in the stock? |
6912 | What substance could be substituted for the grated potato? |
6912 | What substance does the foaming suggest? |
6912 | What substance does the masticated cracker contain? |
6912 | What substance has been"mixed"with the gas by opening the burner? |
6912 | What substance in the milk has been clotted by the rennet( see Lesson XLVI)? |
6912 | What substance in the milk has been curdled by the acid? |
6912 | What substance is being formed? |
6912 | What substance necessary for combustion is present in the chimney? |
6912 | What takes the place of this ingredient? |
6912 | What term indicating a half- dissolved condition can you apply to the cooked starch? |
6912 | What two ingredients exist in greater quantity in cake than in muffins? |
6912 | What two precautions can be taken to preserve the flavor of fruits? |
6912 | What use can be made of the fat after removing it from the stock? |
6912 | What use can be made of the fat of a fowl? |
6912 | What use can be made of the water that is drained from the macaroni( see_ Cheese Sauce,_)? |
6912 | What use should be made of the water in which dried fruit is soaked? |
6912 | What valuable protein material does the solid meat contain( see_ Protein in Meat_)? |
6912 | What vitamines are present in spinach and celery leaves and stems? |
6912 | What would be the disadvantage in adding them to a dough, after the dough had stiffened? |
6912 | What would be the effect of adding 1 egg to plain Blanc Mange? |
6912 | What would be the effect of adding cold fruit juice to the hot gelatine mixture? |
6912 | What would be the effect of exposing baking powder to moist air? |
6912 | What would be the effect on the biscuits of much moisture in the filling? |
6912 | What, advantage is there in steaming turnips rather than cooking them in water? |
6912 | What, then, should be the temperature( hot or cold) of liquids and other materials used in the quick bread mixtures? |
6912 | When and how should the egg be added? |
6912 | When cream is to be surrounded by ice water for whipping, in which kind of utensil should it be placed? |
6912 | When food is processed by immersing the jars in boiling water, why should the water extend above the covers of the jars to a depth of one inch? |
6912 | When fruit is cooking, what indicates a loss of flavor? |
6912 | When fruit is to be added to jelly, what is the purpose of allowing the jelly to cool and almost stiffen before adding the fruit? |
6912 | When is the Corn Soup strained? |
6912 | When is the best time to eat candy? |
6912 | When is the dressing added to the Coleslaw? |
6912 | When is the dressing usually added to salads? |
6912 | When is the price highest and when lowest? |
6912 | When neither blue nor pink litmus paper changes color, what kind of substance,--acid, alkaline, or neutral,--is present? |
6912 | When too thick? |
6912 | Where is the ash pan? |
6912 | Where is the check damper? |
6912 | Where is the front damper? |
6912 | Which amount do you consider most successful from the standpoint of texture, grain, and flavor? |
6912 | Which are richer in protein, the fresh or the dried vegetables( see Figure 76)? |
6912 | Which becomes lighter when beaten,--a whole or a separated egg? |
6912 | Which breaks more easily? |
6912 | Which causes greater effervescence,-- hot or cold water? |
6912 | Which contains more nutriment,--baked potatoes or boiled potatoes? |
6912 | Which contains the more air? |
6912 | Which contains the more ash? |
6912 | Which contains the more carbohydrates? |
6912 | Which contains the more carbohydrates? |
6912 | Which contains the more fat? |
6912 | Which contains the more fat? |
6912 | Which contains the more fat? |
6912 | Which contains the more moisture,--corn or tomatoes? |
6912 | Which contains the more nutriment? |
6912 | Which contains the more protein, fat, and ash? |
6912 | Which contains the more protein; which, the more carbohydrates? |
6912 | Which contains the more protein? |
6912 | Which contains the more protein? |
6912 | Which contains the more water? |
6912 | Which contains the most ash? |
6912 | Which contains the most carbohydrates? |
6912 | Which contains the most fat? |
6912 | Which contains the most protein and ash? |
6912 | Which contains the most water? |
6912 | Which develops the more pleasing flavor? |
6912 | Which dissolves sugar more readily,--cold or hot water? |
6912 | Which do you consider more palatable? |
6912 | Which fat reaches the highest temperature before it begins to decompose? |
6912 | Which fish contains the most protein? |
6912 | Which food is the cheapest source of protein? |
6912 | Which for covering fried foods? |
6912 | Which furnishes more fat,--a pound of butter or a pound of lard? |
6912 | Which has a more pleasing flavor? |
6912 | Which has the better taste? |
6912 | Which has the greater thickening property,--starch or dextrin? |
6912 | Which has the higher kindling temperature, wood or coal? |
6912 | Which is a better conductor of heat, wood or metal? |
6912 | Which is cheaper? |
6912 | Which is colder? |
6912 | Which is hotter? |
6912 | Which is lighter in weight,--beaten egg white or plain Lemon Jelly? |
6912 | Which is more like fresh fruit in flavor? |
6912 | Which is more tender? |
6912 | Which is the better for molding,--boiled rice or rice cooked over boiling water? |
6912 | Which is the better kind of tea to use-- black or green? |
6912 | Which is the cheaper food? |
6912 | Which is the cheapest source of protein( see Figures 68 and 74)? |
6912 | Which is the cleaner method?) |
6912 | Which is the hotter? |
6912 | Which is the more porous? |
6912 | Which is the more tender? |
6912 | Which kind meets the approval of other members of your home? |
6912 | Which kind of beverage,--black or green tea,--shows the greater quantity of tannin? |
6912 | Which kinds of pies do you consider more successful in regard to quality? |
6912 | Which makes it more tender? |
6912 | Which material rises to the top? |
6912 | Which material-- flour or corn- starch-- is the cheaper to use for thickening? |
6912 | Which method for carrots? |
6912 | Which method of cooking is better for vegetables without the skins? |
6912 | Which method of cooking rice leaves more nutriment in the cooked product? |
6912 | Which method of cooking rice takes longer? |
6912 | Which of these are vegetable and which are animal fats or oils? |
6912 | Which probably yields the most protein to the body? |
6912 | Which should be used for scalloped dishes? |
6912 | Which the most ash? |
6912 | Which type of baking powder reacts the longest time? |
6912 | Which vegetables without the skins,--those cooked in water or those cooked in steam,--lose the more starch and ash? |
6912 | Which vegetables,--those cooked with or without the skins,--have the more pleasing color? |
6912 | Which vegetables,--those cooked with or without the skins,--have the more pleasing flavor? |
6912 | Which vegetables,--those cooked( in water) with or without the skins,-- lose the more starch and ash? |
6912 | Which would be the hotter medium for cooking-- hot fat or boiling water? |
6912 | Which would be the more comfortable to use when stirring hot foods? |
6912 | Which would give the better result when added to the potato mixture, beaten egg or unbeaten egg? |
6912 | Which, the more carbohydrates? |
6912 | Which, the more protein and ash? |
6912 | Why are baked potatoes served in an uncovered dish? |
6912 | Why are biscuits sometimes served on a napkin or doily? |
6912 | Why are bread crumbs a valuable addition to Scalloped Eggs with Cheese( see Figure 77)? |
6912 | Why are carrots cooked in a small quantity of water rather than a large amount? |
6912 | Why are cereals not cooked entirely over the naked flame? |
6912 | Why are dried rather than soft bread crumbs used for covering foods that are to be fried? |
6912 | Why are eggs beaten_ slightly_ for custards? |
6912 | Why are electric stoves not provided with burners? |
6912 | Why are finger bowls used after the fruit course of breakfast and at the end of luncheon or dinner? |
6912 | Why are fresh vegetables and fruits such necessary foods for children? |
6912 | Why are mints served at the close, rather than at the beginning of a meal? |
6912 | Why are molds for steamed mixtures filled only two thirds full? |
6912 | Why are not ready- to- serve cereals suitable staple foods for young children? |
6912 | Why are not the nuts cooked in the Panocha mixture? |
6912 | Why are not the potatoes added with the other vegetables? |
6912 | Why are not the vegetables added to the Beef Stew when the boiling water is added? |
6912 | Why are nuts not floured? |
6912 | Why are raisins and currants sprinkled with flour before adding to the pudding? |
6912 | Why are spices and herbs added to left over meat dishes? |
6912 | Why are the dried fruits floured? |
6912 | Why are the potatoes pressed through a strainer_ after_ rather than_ before_ adding the hot milk? |
6912 | Why are the tomatoes strained after thickening rather than before? |
6912 | Why are these foods baked at different temperatures? |
6912 | Why are they not cooked as long as the flour mixture? |
6912 | Why are water, salt, and yeast not considered when the fuel value is computed? |
6912 | Why can not meat be broiled over_ blazing_ coals? |
6912 | Why can they not be cleaned by washing in water( see Experiment 35)? |
6912 | Why do Apple Dumplings require a longer time for baking than Baking Powder Biscuits? |
6912 | Why do foods need to be sealed to preserve them? |
6912 | Why do muffins contain baking powder, while popovers do not? |
6912 | Why do not the yeast plants grow? |
6912 | Why does Jam"keep"better than Fruit Sauce? |
6912 | Why does cooked meat"keep"longer than uncooked meat? |
6912 | Why does rice take a shorter time to cook than most of the wheat and oat foods? |
6912 | Why does the quantity of liquid given in Drop Biscuits vary( see_ Pour Batter_ and_ Gluten_)? |
6912 | Why has the fat risen to the top( see Experiment 35)? |
6912 | Why hold the paddles over ice water while shaping the butter balls? |
6912 | Why is Egg Frosting used on warm cake, rather than on cold? |
6912 | Why is Prune Pudding surrounded with hot water during baking? |
6912 | Why is Steamed Custard strained and flavored before cooking, and Soft Custard, after cooking? |
6912 | Why is Worcestershire sauce not cooked with the brown sauce? |
6912 | Why is a brush not desirable for crumbing the table? |
6912 | Why is a cupful of coffee poured out and returned to the coffeepot after the coffee is boiled? |
6912 | Why is a longer time required for steaming than for baking quick bread mixtures? |
6912 | Why is a mixture of granulated sugar and corn sirup used in the making of peanut candy rather than corn sirup? |
6912 | Why is a pressure cooker regarded as a fuel saver? |
6912 | Why is an excessive or continuous use of pickles objectionable in diet? |
6912 | Why is an iron kettle preferable to one of tin or granite for heating fat( see_ Caramelized Sugar_)? |
6912 | Why is an iron rather than a granite pan used for making peanut candy? |
6912 | Why is braising suitable for tough cuts, and roasting for tender cuts( see Experiments 51 and 52)? |
6912 | Why is butter or substitute omitted in Panocha if sour cream is substituted for sweet milk? |
6912 | Why is fat cooked with meat and bone in making soup stock? |
6912 | Why is it advisable to add butter to the sirup only when the latter is to be served hot? |
6912 | Why is it advisable to drink a generous quantity of water when eating candy or sweets? |
6912 | Why is it advisable to save the water drained from onions and use it in soups and other foods? |
6912 | Why is it cooked in a large quantity of boiling water? |
6912 | Why is it desirable to use parsley and Worcestershire sauce with veal? |
6912 | Why is it desirable to use these ingredients with rhubarb? |
6912 | Why is it easier to roll out pastry, if it has been chilled after mixing? |
6912 | Why is it especially necessary to dry the fish and potato mixture before frying? |
6912 | Why is it necessary to bake the mixture for so long a time? |
6912 | Why is it necessary to cook it for 20 minutes? |
6912 | Why is it necessary to cook it in a double boiler? |
6912 | Why is it necessary to cook the fruit used for filling for biscuits until the water is almost evaporated? |
6912 | Why is it necessary to cook the mixture for so long a time after it thickens? |
6912 | Why is it necessary to crush the fruit for frozen fruit mixture? |
6912 | Why is it necessary to dip the hands in cold water before shaping Pop- corn Balls? |
6912 | Why is it necessary to dissolve the gelatine completely? |
6912 | Why is it necessary to pour the mixture into the pan immediately after adding the peanuts? |
6912 | Why is it necessary to remove the fat from meat that is to be broiled or pan- broiled? |
6912 | Why is it necessary to stir foods occasionally while drying? |
6912 | Why is it necessary to surround the cream with ice water while whipping it( see_ Whipping Cream_)? |
6912 | Why is it not necessary to baste meats cooked by these methods? |
6912 | Why is it served as the first course of a meal? |
6912 | Why is it that the cold pack method of canning is safer from the standpoint of processing than the open kettle method? |
6912 | Why is it unnecessary and undesirable to dislodge air bubbles in jars containing food processed by the cold pack process? |
6912 | Why is it well to tie heavy paper around an_ outside metal_ bucket of a freezer? |
6912 | Why is less fat required for Sour Cream than for Sour Milk Cookies( see Figure 64)? |
6912 | Why is moisture not added to mashed turnips? |
6912 | Why is not meat a desirable food for most young children? |
6912 | Why is oven drying of foods much more satisfactory when the oven is provided with a thermometer? |
6912 | Why is pork slow in digesting? |
6912 | Why is potato water a more valuable liquid for bread making than water? |
6912 | Why is salt not added to the water in which codfish and potatoes are cooked? |
6912 | Why is sugar added? |
6912 | Why is the bone added to the Beef Stew? |
6912 | Why is the bread spread with butter before cutting it into strips? |
6912 | Why is the cake mixture beaten thoroughly before the whites of eggs are added? |
6912 | Why is the flavoring not added while the mixture is cooking( see_ Flavoring Extracts_)? |
6912 | Why is the flour mixed with the sugar before adding the boiling water( see Experiment 24)? |
6912 | Why is the salt not added at first? |
6912 | Why is the sauce cooked directly over the flame and then over, boiling water, while the pudding is cooked only over boiling water? |
6912 | Why is this meat cooked at simmering rather than at boiling temperature? |
6912 | Why is vanilla not added until the beverages are ready to be served( see_ Flavoring Extracts_)? |
6912 | Why not boil it longer? |
6912 | Why not place the warm cake_ inverted_ on the cake cooler? |
6912 | Why not serve sugar with breakfast cereals for children? |
6912 | Why not touch the inside of jars and covers with the fingers? |
6912 | Why not_ fill_ the dish- pan with soiled dishes? |
6912 | Why select fish steaks or thin, flat fish for broiling? |
6912 | Why should a lower crust, when used alone, be baked before adding the filling? |
6912 | Why should a wick burner never be allowed to burn after all the kerosene in the container is exhausted? |
6912 | Why should all dishes belonging to a particular course be removed at the end of the course? |
6912 | Why should baked potatoes, corn, and hot breads be served on a folded napkin? |
6912 | Why should bananas be scraped? |
6912 | Why should berries and small fruits be washed before hulling or stemming? |
6912 | Why should biscuits be"patted"out rather than rolled out with the rolling pin? |
6912 | Why should bread be stored in a covered tin box? |
6912 | Why should butter paddles be cleaned with a brush rather than with a cloth? |
6912 | Why should cold water be added to coffee after boiling? |
6912 | Why should cooked meat of tender cut be reheated rather than recooked? |
6912 | Why should cooky dough be chilled before rolling out? |
6912 | Why should decayed or bruised spots on fruits be removed completely before canning the fruit? |
6912 | Why should dish- towels be placed in boiling water during laundering? |
6912 | Why should dishes having contained sugar or sirup be soaked in_ hot_ water? |
6912 | Why should dishes which do not admit of choice be placed at the right? |
6912 | Why should dishes which have held milk, cream, egg, flour, or starch be rinsed with_ cold_ water? |
6912 | Why should eggs be called hard- or soft-_cooked_ rather than hard- or soft-_boiled_? |
6912 | Why should fish be cleaned by wiping with a cloth, rather than by placing in a pan of water( see Experiment 59)? |
6912 | Why should fresh fruit, for fruit pie with two crusts, be well drained after washing? |
6912 | Why should glass and silver be wiped with a soft towel? |
6912 | Why should glass be washed in warm( not hot) water? |
6912 | Why should greasy dishes and utensils be wiped with paper and then rinsed with hot water before washing? |
6912 | Why should not a bar of soap"soak"in dish- water? |
6912 | Why should not a tin pan be used for the fruit pudding? |
6912 | Why should not oysters stand in water after washing( see Experiment 38)? |
6912 | Why should not potatoes be covered with a tin lid or plate after cooking? |
6912 | Why should not the dish- cloth be used in cleaning it? |
6912 | Why should not the salt water be drawn from the freezer during freezing( see Experiment 79)? |
6912 | Why should not wooden- handled utensils and the cogs of the Dover egg beater"soak"in dish- water? |
6912 | Why should onions be peeled under water? |
6912 | Why should salt be added sparingly to potatoes cooked with bacon? |
6912 | Why should salt be added to the water in which meat is soaked( see Experiment 56)? |
6912 | Why should scouring soap or powder not be used in cleaning a porcelain or enamel sink? |
6912 | Why should spices be used in moderation? |
6912 | Why should tea be strained after steeping 5 minutes? |
6912 | Why should the banana mixture be baked a shorter time than the apple mixture? |
6912 | Why should the chicken finally be cooked at simmering temperature rather than at boiling? |
6912 | Why should the coffeepot be placed at the right of the hostess''s cover and the cups and saucers at the left of her cover? |
6912 | Why should the cooked mixture be cooled before adding the other ingredients? |
6912 | Why should the cooked mixture of Spice Cake be cool before the remaining ingredients are added? |
6912 | Why should the core or thick stem of cabbage be used as food? |
6912 | Why should the covers of jars not be sealed tightly before placing in the kettle or steamer used for processing? |
6912 | Why should the cubes of stale bread be baked slowly( see_ Toast_)? |
6912 | Why should the egg be diluted for such purposes? |
6912 | Why should the flour in Rhubarb Pie be mixed with sugar? |
6912 | Why should the forks that are to be used with knives be placed at the left of the plates? |
6912 | Why should the soup be served immediately after cooking the eggs? |
6912 | Why should the soup be served_ at once_ after combining the tomato and milk mixture? |
6912 | Why should the water be drained from boiled vegetables immediately after cooking? |
6912 | Why should the white of egg be beaten while the hot sirup is being poured over it? |
6912 | Why should they be baked in a slow oven( see_ Suggestions for Cooking Fruits_)? |
6912 | Why should they be cooked at simmering rather than boiling temperature? |
6912 | Why should they be served at once after preparing? |
6912 | Why should tin, iron, and steel utensils be dried most thoroughly? |
6912 | Why should utensils that have held milk be scalded or boiled? |
6912 | Why should woodenware be allowed to dry in the open air? |
6912 | Why should"Fruit Ice"mixture be frozen_ at once_ after preparing the fruit? |
6912 | Why should_ boiling_ water be used to replenish the water in steaming kettle? |
6912 | Why store a cake in a tightly covered tin box? |
6912 | Why test the tomatoes with a knitting needle or skewer rather than with a fork? |
6912 | Why use hot water rather than cold water for Water Frosting( see Experiment 11)? |
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6912 | Will yeast grow in water alone? |
6912 | Winter wheat? |
6912 | With what material did the flour combine during baking? |
6912 | Would it be advisable to use a greater quantity of fat( 1/2 cupful) for Chocolate Cake? |