Popovers Filled With Apple Sauce: tender? tough? underdone (this is observed by shrinking or falling after removing the popovers from the popover cups)? overdone?

Abbreviations of measures, Absorption and digestion of food, of food, Abundance of production of cereals, Acquiring skill in bread making, Action of yeast, Adjusting cook-stove dampers, Agents, Classes of leavening, Leavening, Aids, Yeast, A la, au, and aux, Meaning of terms, la creole, Meaning of, Albumin, Effect of cooking on, Aluminum cooking utensils, Anthracite, or hard, coal, Apple, Composition of, corer, Artificial gas, Ash, or mineral salts, pan, Coal-stove, pit, Coal-stove, Au gratin, Meaning of, naturel, Meaning of, Avoirdupois weight,

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Bacon, Composition of, Bacteria, Baked hot breads, Testing, potatoes, Bakers' flour, Baking bread, Distinction between roasting and, griddle cakes, Procedure in, Meaning of, Oven temperature for bread, powder, -powder biscuits, Baking powder, Recipe for, Purpose of bread, the hot-bread mixture, the hot-bread mixture, Utensils for, Time for bread, waffles, Procedure in, Balanced diet, Elements of a, Banana, Composition of, Banking a coal fire, Barley, Left-over, Pearl, Recipes for, Use and origin of, with fruit, Pearl, Batter, Thick, Thin, Batters and doughs, Bean, Composition of dry navy, Composition of fresh shelled, Composition of green string, Beaten biscuits, Beating of food ingredients, Béchamel, Meaning of, Beech wheat, Beef, Composition of dried, steak, Composition of, suet, Composition of, Biscuit glace, recipes, Biscuits, Baking-powder, Beaten, Emergency, rolls, and buns, Recipes for, Bisque, Meaning of, Bituminous, or soft, coal, Blanching foods, Blend flour, Blueberry muffins, Body, Function of water in the, Boiled coffee, rice, Boiler, Cooking cereals in double, Boiling, Cooking cereals by, on foods, Effect of, point, rice, to sterilize water, Boston brown bread, Bouchées, Meaning of, Boudin, Meaning of, Bouquet of herbs, Boxes, Window, Braizing, Bran bread, muffins, Bread, after baking, Care of, and cake mixer, as food, Importance of, Baking, Baking hot, Boston brown, Bran, Composition of corn, Composition of rye, Composition of toasted, Composition of whole-wheat, Convenient equipment for making, Corn, Distinction between hot and leavened, dough, Care of the rising, dough, Kneading, dough, Motions used in kneading, dough, Purpose of kneading, Graham, Hot, ingredients, Quick-process, sponge method of combining, Leavened, Left-over, Long-process, sponge method of making, making, Acquiring skill in, making, Combining the ingredients in, making, Convenient equipment for, making, Ingredients for, making, Long process of, making, Long-process, sponge method of, making, Long-process, straight-dough method of, -making materials, Proportion of, making, Necessary equipment for, -making processes, making, Quick process of, making, Quick-process, sponge method of, making, Quick-process, straight-dough method of, -making requirements, making, Utensils for, Milk and fat in, mixer, Use of, mixers, mixture, Preparation of hot-, Object of scoring, Oven temperature for baking, Purpose of baking, Quick, recipes, Rice, Rye, Salt-rising, Scoring, Serving, sponge, Utilizing left-over hot, White, Whole-wheat, Whole-wheat fruit, with nuts, Graham, Breads, Correct oven temperature for hot, Distinction between yeast and hot, General proportions used in hot, Hot, in the diet, Hot, Mixtures used for hot, Principal requirements for hot, Purpose of utensils for making hot, Quick, Recipes for hot, Requirements and processes for making hot, Serving hot, Varieties of mixtures in hot, Breakfast food, Composition of cooked oat, foods, Meaning of, menu, Broiling, Pan, Brown bread, Boston, Browned rice, Browning, or toasting, of cereals, Buckwheat, cakes, Composition of, Description of, rye, and millet, Building a coal fire, Buns, Fruit or nut, Graham nut, Nut or fruit, rolls, and biscuits, Buns, Sweet, Butter, Composition of, Composition of peanut, Buttered hominy, toast, Buttermilk, Composition of,

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