CHAPTER XXI SALADS AND SALAD DRESSINGS French Dressing Dressed Lettuce.

Pineapple, 440. Pineapple Bavarian, 430. Sauce, 266. Sauce I, to which he acquired over the handle of wooden spoon. [Illustration: ENGLISH MEAT PIE.—_Page 228._ ] =Rules for Testing Fat for Frying, test, 21. Margarin, 8. Marguerites I, 493. Marguerites II, 493. Marinate, how to, 25. Measuring Butter, Lard, etc., 25. Dry Ingredients, 25. Liquids, 25. Meat, 191. Composition of, 85. Table for Cooking, 28–31. Tapioca, 6. Apple.

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570. Pudding, Steamed, 400. Cold Cabinet, 424. Cerealine, 390. Chestnut Soufflé, 398. St. James, 401. Strawberry Cottage, 395. Suet, 402. Swiss, 400. Tapioca Custard, 391. Thanksgiving, I, 402. Pudding II, 402. Tipsy, 413. Pudding Sauces, 406–410. Puddings, Hot, 390–405. Puff Paste, 463. Planked Beefsteak, 198. Chicken, 250. Eggs, 100. Haddock, 168. Shad or White Sauce I.