CONTENTS

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I. Good things for breakfast [1]
II. Using odds and ends [13]
III. Some easy soups [23]
IV. Fish, fresh and dried [31]
V. Simple meat dishes [37]
VI. The interesting potato [45]
VII. Different kinds of vegetables [53]
VIII. For the unexpected guest [63]
IX. Rice and macaroni [73]
X. Baking cake and bread [81]
XI. Desserts good in summer [95]
XII. The Thanksgiving dinner [107]
XIII. The Christmas dinner party [117]
XIV. Delicious home-made candies [125]
XV. Preserving [131]
XVI. Sandwiches and drinks [139]
XVII. A few more desserts [145]

ILLUSTRATIONS

Ready to pour the jelly[Frontispiece]
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Preparing to make biscuit[3]
Creamed eggs[7]
Table set for Valentine luncheon[15]
Fresh vegetable salad[16]
Heart salad[20]
Green pepper salad[24]
Tossing up a salad[29]
Creamed codfish and coffee for Father's breakfast[35]
Veal cutlet as reed birds[38]
A standing roast of beef[43]
Cleaning up[51]
Cucumber jelly[59]
Table set for an Easter luncheon[64]
Creamed oysters in baskets[67]
Tray arranged for Welsh rarebit[69]
Compote of rice[75]
Icing the cake[83]
Tea cakes baked in heart shape[85]
Afternoon tea for two[92]
Fruit jelly with whipped cream[97]
Cornstarch pudding, small moulds[103]
Dinner table with fruit centerpiece. Nuts and raisins in individual baskets[109]
Making pies[113]
Delicious home-made candies[126]
Marking the preserves[132]
Marshmallow cream[145]
Charlotte Russe[148]

COOKERY FOR LITTLE
GIRLS


CHAPTER I