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Wednesday, December 26th, 2007Tramping is possible for all. If there are hills to be climbed, or
mountains, so much the better. Put on old clothes and old shoes and have
an enjoyable time. Fine apparel under the circumstances spoils more than
half of the pleasure.
The servings are the ordinary restaurant servings
Wednesday, December 26th, 2007The servings are the ordinary restaurant servings. No dressings were
used except the ones mentioned. This man used to be very fond of sweets
and employed salt freely. Now he finds his foods more agreeable when
taken plain, for they have a better flavor. He rarely uses salt or
pepper. He has simplified his food intake because he finds […]
Husband and wife do not agree at all times, but they make a mistake when
Tuesday, December 25th, 2007they disagree in the presence of their children
Husband and wife do not agree at all times, but they make a mistake when
they disagree in the presence of their children. Young people are quick
to take advantage of such a state of affairs and they begin to play the
parents against each other. When a point comes up […]
In cooking ripe legumes, try to get as soft water as possible
Tuesday, December 25th, 2007In cooking ripe legumes, try to get as soft water as possible. Hard
water contains salts of lime and magnesia and these prevent the
softening of the legumes.
Oysters may be eaten raw or stewed
Monday, December 24th, 2007Oysters may be eaten raw or stewed. Stew the oysters in a little water.
Heat the milk and mix. Eat with cooked succulent vegetables and with raw
salad vegetables. It is best to leave the crackers out. The oysters
themselves contain very little nourishment, but when made into a milk
stew the result is very nutritious.
Pressed chicken is very good
Monday, December 24th, 2007Pressed chicken is very good. Get a hen about a year old. Place it into
steamer or fireless cooker until so tender that the flesh readily falls
from the bones. Remove the bones, but keep the skin with the meat. Chop
it up. Place in dish or jar, salting very lightly. Over the chopped-up
meat place a plate and […]
Unleavened bread is made by making the flour into a paste, rolling out
Sunday, December 23rd, 2007thin and baking well
Unleavened bread is made by making the flour into a paste, rolling out
thin and baking well. Any kind of flour may be used. This is the
passover bread of the Jews.
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ABOUT PROJECT GUTENBERG-TM EBOOKS
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is a ‘public domain’ work distributed by Professor Michael S. Hart
through the Project Gutenberg Association (the ‘Project’).
Among other things, this means that no one owns a United […]
Children like sweets, but it is just as easy to give them the sweet
Saturday, December 22nd, 2007fruits, such as good figs, dates and raisins, as it is to give them
commercial sugar and candy, and it is much better for their health
Children like sweets, but it is just as easy to give them the sweet
fruits, such as good figs, dates and raisins, as it is to give them
commercial sugar and candy, and […]
I know both from personal experience and from the experience of others
Saturday, December 22nd, 2007that seasoning is not necessary
I know both from personal experience and from the experience of others
that seasoning is not necessary. Instead of giving the foods better
flavor, they taste inferior. A little salt will harm no one, but the
constant use of much seasoning leads to irritation of the digestive
organs and to overeating. Salt taken in excess […]