Science in the Kitchen. by Mrs. E. E. Kellogg
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page 61 of 1113 (05%)
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The center piece
Arrangement of dishes "Dishing up" Setting the table over night Warming the dishes The service of meals A capital idea Fruit as the first course at breakfast To keep the food hot A employed General suggestions for waiters Suggestions concerning dinner parties Proper form of invitation Arrangement and adornment of table A pleasing custom The _menu_ card Service for a company dinner Etiquette of dinner parties Table topics. AFTER MEALTIME Clearing the table Washing the dishes _papier-maché_ tubs Ammonia, uses of Clean dishes not evolved from dirty dishwater Washing all dishes of one kind together Washing milk dishes Uses of the dish mop Cleaning of grain boilers and mush kettles |
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