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Luncheons

CONTENTS

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CHAPTER I

(Pages 1-34)

Luncheons Fontage Cups

Garnishing and Dishing Different Ways of Preparing Butter

The Pastry-bag Measures and Terms

Order of Courses

CHAPTER II

(Pages 35-42)

Fruits

First Course Oyster and Clam Cocktails

Oysters and Clams on the Half Shell

Canapés

CHAPTER III

(Pages 43-48)

Second Course Soups

CHAPTER IV

(Pages 49-58)

Third Course Eggs

CHAPTER V

(Pages 59-68)

Fourth Course Shell-fish Lobsters Fish

CHAPTER VI

(Pages 69-82)

Fifth or Seventh Course Entrées

VIIICHAPTER VII

(Pages 83-106)

Meats

Sixth Course Vegetables and Cereals used as Vegetables

Chicken

Sauces for Meats Sweet Sauces

CHAPTER VIII

(Pages 107-111)

Seventh Course Frozen Punches Fruits Cheese Dishes

CHAPTER IX

(Pages 113-131)

Eighth Course Game Salads Cold Service Cheese Salad Dressings

CHAPTER X

(Pages 133-163)

Ninth Course Hot Desserts Cold Desserts Pies and Tarts

CHAPTER XI

(Pages 165-171)

Tenth Course Ices

CHAPTER XII

(Pages 173-176)

Eleventh Course Fruits

CHAPTER XIII

(Pages 177-195)

Loaf Cakes Small Fancy Cakes Icings

CHAPTER XIV

(Pages 197-211)

Breads

INDEX

(Pages 213-223)

1LUNCHEONS

2ERRATA[1]

Page 20, line 16, for “gelatines” read “galantines.”

Illustration No. 10, 2, read “Purée Sieve”; 3, read “Fontage or Swedish timbale irons.”

Page 31, line 8, for “will rise and cover” read “will rise when put in the hot fat and cover.”

Page 47, last title, for “Creamed Soups” read “Cream Soups.”

Page 71, 4th line from bottom, for “usual” read “original.”

Page 71, 7th line from bottom, for “dilute it” read “diluted.”

Page 73, 2d line from bottom, for “flour” read “water.”

Page 91, 8th line from bottom, for “browned” read “brown.”

Page 119, for “Salads Nos. 6-7-8-9” read “Illustrations Nos. 94, 95, 96, 97.”

Page 135, line 3, for “and moisten” read “moistened.”

Page 143, 2d line from bottom, for “thick” read “whipped.”

Legend of illustration No. 134 read “Strawberry Charlotte No. 2.”

Legend of illustration No. 137 read “Chestnut Purée.”

Page 155, line 6, for “cupful” read “pound.”

Page 162, line 10, for “by placing” read “and.”

Page 168, 7th line from bottom, for “lemon” read “melon.”

Page 169, to receipt for Lemon Ice add, “1 quart of water.”

Page 170, line 4, for “cupful” read “quart.”

Page 175, after title, “Pineapple,” add “Illustration No. 158.”

Page 184, 5th line from bottom, for “icing” read “tracing.”

Page 189, 5th line from bottom, for “box with” read “box and serve with.”

Page 192, 9th line from bottom, for “coloring” read “covering.”

Page 199, 11th line from bottom, for “double its bulk” read “doubled in bulk.”

Page 201, 8th line from bottom, for “one quarter of an inch” read “one and a quarter inches.”

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