Two Principles in Economy When Buying Food
This piece traces early 1884 to 1915 studies on food costs nutrition and vitam ines. It credits Atwater Kulchling and Funk for insights that price does not reflect nutritive value and emphasizes economy through buying enough food and ensuring vitamins. It urges households to spend on protein fats and vitamins from milk fresh fruits and vegetables to maximize value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater
Ann
Emil Kulchling
Emil Kuiehling
Chittenden
Yale
Funk
Recipe for Baked Bananas
A historical recipe describes peeling and loosening banana pulp, baking in a moderate oven until the skin blacks and the pulp soft, about ten minutes. For an entree, combine two bananas with seedless raisins, boiling water, sugar, cornstarch, butter, and vanilla to make a sauce by simmering the ingredients and flavoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet M. Hill
Truth and practice in diet and digestion explains old sayings
A medical column debunks the cold and fever saying, advocates gentle feeding during colds, and explains minerals in diet. It highlights iron and calcium sources in fruits and vegetables, the role of appetite in digestion, and bacon fat use in cooking. It also discusses one dish casseroles and cautions against overly complex meals for sensitive digestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlavyaver
Hippocrates
Crayes
Hutchinson
Dorothy E. Lane
Macmillan
Iria
Geveral
Mothers and Evaporated Milk Share Kitchen Wisdom
In a lively Victorian scene, Mother Fedwell and Mother Batums discuss cooking choices at a concert. They weigh evaporated milk against fresh milk for children, praise home economics, and stress budgeting time and money while promoting practical kitchen improvements and education in nutrition.
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Ewell
Mather Padwell
Jetus
Mother Fedwell
Weistlar
Deligulessen
Mother Batums
Alwager
Miliman
Mother Wedwell
Batuma
Ten Things to Know About Bananas From Yale Expert
An article cites Dr. Mendel of Yale University stating bananas can be kept safe if the skins are intact and not crushed. It argues ripe fruit with black skin and no green tinge is essential, and cautions that the peel should not show signs of greenness or moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendel
Yale University
Nature
Hres
Mende
Dried Apricots and Prunes Balance Winter Menus
Dried apricots and prunes are promoted as essential winter fruits. The article lists two tested recipes Apricot Jelly Roll and Prune Pineapple Dressing with step by step ingredients and methods, aiming to showcase preserved fruits as nutritious staples for cold months.
Chicken A La King Recipe Fragment
Cut white meat or chicken into inch blocks. Combine one and a half cups cream, one well beaten egg, one cup parboiled mushrooms, two chopped pimentos, one teaspoon salt, and half teaspoon white pepper. Add chicken and lemon juice then cook. Serves four.
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