CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I.
Mr. and Mrs. Bishop try the Experiment
1
 
CHAPTER II.
At Home
7
 
CHAPTER III.
Molly’s First Bill of Fare
19
 
CHAPTER IV.
Bread-Making—Breakfast—Baked Potatoes—Corn Muffins—Breaded Chops—How to fry
30
 
CHAPTER V.
How to manage the Fat that has been used for frying—Cup Cake
37
 
CHAPTER VI.
What “Simmering” means
40
 
CHAPTER VII.
Molly and Mrs. Lennox—Economical Buying makes Good Living
52
 
CHAPTER VIII.
Beef Pot-Pie—Leg of Mutton—Two Roasts—Several Wholesome Economical Dishes
58
 
CHAPTER IX.
Veal Cutlets, Breaded
63
 
CHAPTER X.
Details of Molly’s Management—Recipes
70
 
CHAPTER XI.
What to do with a Soup-Bone
79
 
CHAPTER XII.
Molly and Mrs. Lennox on the Ruffle Question—Fricassee of Mutton—Cabbage again
86
 
CHAPTER XIII.
Preparing to save Work—Brown Thickening—White Thickening—Caramel
93
 
CHAPTER XIV.
Marketing—Apple Pudding—Liver and Bacon—Braised Beef—Boiling Puddings
95
 
CHAPTER XV.
Rolls—Baked Liver—Croquettes—What was the Matter with them—Hotch-Potch
100
 
CHAPTER XVI.
Rye Bread—Oyster Patties—Knuckle of Veal, à la Maître d’Hôtel—A Savory Dish
106
 
CHAPTER XVII.
Mr. and Mrs. Bishop become Members of a Dramatic Club—Croquettes over again—Where the Mistake lay—White Soup
111
 
CHAPTER XVIII.
Broiled Lamb’s Kidneys—Mrs. Lennox startled—Corn-Beef Hash
117
 
CHAPTER XIX.
Summary—Lamb’s Heart—Flounders—Corned Beef—Cannelon of Beef
124
 
CHAPTER XX.
Preparing a Chicken—Giblets—Spoilt Bread
130
 
CHAPTER XXI.
To make a Fowl Tender as Spring Chicken
136
 
CHAPTER XXII.
Dollars and Cents
138
 
CHAPTER XXIII.
Chiefly Social—Mrs. Framley’s Opinions
145
 
CHAPTER XXIV.
A very Plain Pudding—How to cook Odds and Ends—Bills of Fare for a Week
149
 
CHAPTER XXV.
Marta’s Noodles—Braised Beef—How to adapt one’s Materials—Polka Pudding and Sauce
154
 
CHAPTER XXVI.
Fried Potatoes—Polka Sauce—Clearing Gravy of Fat—A Variety of Cakes from One Recipe
161
 
CHAPTER XXVII.
Candied Lemon-Peel—To whip Cream Solid—Iced Cream Coffee—Madeleine Cake—Potato Balls
166
 
CHAPTER XXVIII.
Fricasseed Chicken—Lemon Honey—French Icing to keep
172
 
CHAPTER XXIX.
Boiled Custard—Frozen Bananas—Uses of French Icing—Scalloped Potatoes—Hollandaise Sauce—Roast Oysters—Unexpected Visitors
176
 
CHAPTER XXX.
Hominy Muffins—Fish Balls—Royal Custard—“Consommé à la Royale”—Fricassee Sweetbreads—Vanilla Soufflé
189
 
CHAPTER XXXI.
A Surprise—A Boiled Dinner—Dresden Patties—Oysters and Brown Butter—“Old English” Fritters
196
 
CHAPTER XXXII.
Veal and Ham Pie—Beefsteak Pudding—Trifle
205
 
CHAPTER XXXIII.
Town versus Country—The Servant Question
214
 
CHAPTER XXXIV.
Ox-Tail Soup—Grisini—Stewed Lamb and Peas—Méringues with Cream
219
 
CHAPTER XXXV.
Macaroons—Jumbles—Genoese Tablettes—Irish Stew
225
 
CHAPTER XXXVI.
To boil and prepare Lobsters—Sandwiches—Clearing Soup—Omelet Soufflé
234
 
CHAPTER XXXVII.
Gâteau de Riz—French Rice Cake—Preparing Calf’s Head—Mock-Turtle Soup—More Noodles—Pigeon Pie
241
 
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
One More Use for Soup Meat—Stewed Calf’s Tongue—Brains, au Beurre Noir (Brown Butter)—Calf’s Head—Hollandaise Sauce—Calf’s Head en Tortue
248
 
CHAPTER XXXIX.
Ideas and Suggestions on several Subjects
252
 
CHAPTER XL.
English Muffins and Crumpets—Pickling and curing—Roast Beef-Heart—Soused Mackerel
259
 
CHAPTER XLI.
The Baby—Conclusion
269