Encyclopedia of Diet: A Treatise on the Food Question, Vol. 4 — John Shaqi
Encyclopedia of Diet: A Treatise on the Food Question, Vol. 4Christian, Eugene
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Encyclopedia of Diet: A Treatise on the Food Question, Vol. 4
Christian, Eugene
Diet; Diet in disease; Food
Peaches or pears A cantaloup or grapes
A baked sweet potato One or two eggs, lightly
Half a glass of milk cooked
A baked banana A whole wheat gem or a
baked white potato
A cup of cocoa
LUNCHEON
A lettuce salad Peas, beans, or carrots
One fresh vegetable, in season A sweet or a white potato
A baked potato or a very Buttermilk, with two egg
little whole wheat bread; whites, whipped
potato preferred
A banana with cream cheese
and dates
DINNER
A lettuce and tomato salad Young onions, radishes, or
Choice of two fresh vegetables celery
Tender fish Beets, carrots, corn, parsnips,
A baked potato Spanish onion, or
Plain ice-cream, provided string beans--any two
salad is omitted of these
Choice--fish, chicken, or
eggs
A baked potato
A cantaloup
LATE FALL AND EARLY WINTER
_NASAL CATARRH_
MENU I MENU II
BREAKFAST
Grapes One very ripe banana with
Bran gems thin cream and nut butter
One egg whipped with sugar A pint of clabbered milk
and lemon juice A small portion of coarse
A baked sweet potato cereal--plain wheat boiled
LUNCHEON
A salad, or celery, with Onions cooked in a casserole
either nuts or oil dish
Baked beans A potato; prepared choice
Boiled onions or carrots
DINNER
Carrots, onions, parsnips, One fresh vegetable
squash, turnips--any two A baked sweet or a white
of these potato
Choice of one of the following A very ripe banana, with
proteid foods: either nuts and raisins
Eggs Chicken or figs and cream
(white meat)
Fish Turkey
(white meat)
A baked potato
/Note/: If the weather is very cold a dessert-spoonful or more
of olive-oil should be taken just before each of these meals, and a cup
of hot water at the close.
LATE WINTER AND EARLY SPRING
_NASAL CATARRH_
MENU I MENU II
BREAKFAST
A sweet orange Whole wheat or corn--boiled
A rare omelet rolled in soft or simmered
grated nuts and cream over night; serve with
Whole wheat bread or corn butter or cream
muffins A cup of chocolate
A cup of chocolate
LUNCHEON
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