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Everyday Luncheons/Index

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  • Gelatine used for soups, 35
  • Gingerbread, soft, 238
  • Golden ball fritters, 236
  • Good Friday pudding, 236
  • Grape juice, 205
  • Haddock, 36; escalloped, 38; creamed, 38
  • Halibut, 36; boiled, 41; steamed, 41; broiled steaks of, 41; breaded steaks of, 42; carbonade of, 42
  • Ham, croquettes, 73; with eggs, 81; devilled with eggs, 81; frizzled, 82; with veal, 82; with noodles, 87; scramble, 132; omelet, 141
  • Hamburg sponge, 234
  • Hamburgher steaks, 65
  • Herring, 36; boiled, 39
  • Hickory-nut macaroons, 235
  • Hot slaw, 106
  • Indian pudding, 217
  • Jam, 229
  • Jam pudding, 217; No. II., 217
  • January luncheons 243-249
  • Johnny-cake, 149; with apple, 150
  • July luncheons, 274-278
  • June luncheons, 269-273
  • Kidney, of lamb, 69; devilled, 78; bacon rolls, 81; stewed, 83

  • Lamb, chops, 67; croquettes, 67; broiled breast of, 67; cutlets à la Maryland, 68; curry of, 68; in aspic, 86
  • Lemon blanc mange, 233
  • Lemon sponge, 214
  • Lemonade, 204; with seltzer, 206
  • Lima beans, creamed, 105; escalloped, 114
  • Liver, creamed, 66; with bacon, 81; breaded with sour sauce, 89; with onion sauce, 89
  • Lobster, bisque of, 25; broiled, 55; creamed, 55; scramble, 131; omelet, 142
  • Luncheons, three hundred and sixty-five menus, 243-301
  • New York pudding, 239
  • Noodles with ham, 87
  • November luncheons, 292-296
  • Nut wafers, 237
  • October luncheons, 287-291
  • Omelets, various varieties, 140-144
  • Onions, escalloped, 109; fried, 109
  • Orange jelly, 218
  • Oysters, various preparations of, 42-53
    • À l'Americaine, 43
    • À la Creole, 54
    • À la Delmonico, 50
    • À la Française, 53
    • À la Gordon, 52
    • À la Long Branch, 52
    • À la Newburg, 50
    • À la Quebec, 51
    • À la Waldorf, 52
    • À la Washington, 48
    • Baked, in shells, 43; on toast, 44
    • Broiled, 47
    • Cream of, 31; creamed, 45; on half-shell, 46
    • Curried, 45
    • Devilled fried, 49
    • Escalloped, 46
    • Fricassee, 47
    • Fried, 47
    • Frizzled, 51
    • Mock fried, 70
    • Panned, 45
    • Pigs in blankets, 49
    • Rarebit, 51
    • Raw, 42, 48
    • Roast, 44
    • Scramble, 131
    • Smothered, 52
    • Spindled, 50
    • Steamed, 48
    • Stewed, 48; with celery, 49
    • With macaroni, 46
  • Parsnips, creamed, 109; escalloped no; baked, 110; fried, 110; breaded, 110; fritters, 110
  • Peach, kisses, 220; baked, 242
  • Peach shortcake, 236
  • Pears, surprise, 242
  • Peas, with carrots, 109; green, 123; scramble, 132
  • Peppers, stuffed, 111
  • Perch, 36; fried, 39
  • Pigs' feet, jellied pickled, 92
  • Pike, 36
  • Pimento scramble, 138
  • Pineapple cup, 204
  • Pineapple lemonade, 205
  • Pineapple pudding, 220
  • Popovers, 157; with fruit, 157
  • Pork, chops, 73; à la Maryland, 76
  • Potatoes, various methods of preparation, 94-104
    • À la Béchamel, 98
    • À la Française, loi
    • À la Hollandaise, loi
    • À la Irwin, 99
    • À la maître d'hôtel, 96
    • À la Nelson, 98
    • À la Roy ale, 94
    • À la Waldorf, 102
    • Au gratin, 96
    • Baked in balls, 95
    • Border, 94
    • Boulettes, 99
    • Breaded, 99
    • Cakes, 101
    • Creamed, 96
    • Croquettes, 99
    • Dice, 97
    • Dutch, 97
    • Escalloped, 95
    • Floradora, 98
    • French fried, 100
    • Glazed, 102
    • Julienne, 100
    • Loaf, 101
    • Lyonnaise, 100
    • Macaroni, 100
    • Mangle, 97
    • Omelet, 94
    • Parisian, 101
    • Princess, 102
    • Puff, 95
    • Salad No. I., 102; No. II., 103; No. III., 103; No. IV., 103; No. v., 104; No. VI., 104; No. VII., 104
    • Saratoga chips, 100
    • Stewed, 97
  • Prune, jelly, with almonds, 220; souffle, 221; jellied, 231; stuffed, 235; fluff, 240; Norwegian pudding, 241
  • Puffs, corn, 150; Graham, 153, 237

  • Raspberry charlotte, 241
  • Raspberry cup, 205; shrub, 206; dash, 206
  • Red Snapper, 36
  • Rice, with bananas, 228; with cocoanut custard, 229; boiled pudding, 233
  • Roly poly, 221

This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.

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