The Chemistry of CookeryWilliams, W. Mattieu (William Mattieu)
Science
The Chemistry of Cookery
Williams, W. Mattieu (William Mattieu)
Cooking
Wine, artificial bouquet of, 291
artificial colour of, 288
bouquet of, 288
cookery of, 265
cost of, 265-292
drying of, 280
natural colour of, 288
Pasteuring of, 269
plastering of, 277
sickness of, 271
sulphuric acid in, 276
YOLK OF EGG, ITS COAGULATION, 23
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Transcriber’s Notes:
Obvious punctuation errors repaired. Larger vulgar fractions had been
printed with a hyphen instead of a slash. This was changed to a slash
for conformity. (1-30th is now 1/30th)
Page 54, “is” changed to “it” (exposed, it is evident)
Page 81, “judgment” changed to “judgement” (the judgement of which)
Page 108, while it seems that this sentence is missing an object:
When common sense and true sentiment supplant mere
unreasoning prejudice, vegetable oils and vegetable
fats will largely supplant those of animal origin in
every element of our dietary.
It has been quoted in just that manner across numerous publications.
Page 109, “facts” changed to “fats” (the chemistry of fats)
Page 328, the text refers to the now more usually spelled “sauerkraut”
as “sour-kraut” in the text and “Sauer-kraut” in the index. These
usages were retained as printed.
Page 328, “fath” changed to “fat” (for fat bath)
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