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Read in the Wunder reader — freeSuet Pudding 157 Raw Carrot Pudding 161 Cottage Fruit Pudding 158 Prune Souffle 158 Plain Suet Pudding 157 Plum Pudding 159 Lemon Cream 160 Corn Pudding 161 Lemon Hard Sauce 161
Pear Salad 168 Potato Salad 168 Bean Salad 170 Codfish Salad 169 Swedish Wreathes 169
Orange Salad 173 Cucumber Aspic 175 Tomato Aspic 174 Mayonnaise Dressing Without Oil 176 Mayonnaise Dressing Boiled 175 Suffrage Salad Dressing 174
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Pittsburgh Sherbet 198 Lemon Sherbet 198 Synthetic Quince 200 Fruit Cocktails 199 Grape Juice Cup 201 Peppermint Cup 202
PRESERVES, PICKLES, ETC.
Sour Pickles 204 Sweet Pickles 204 Amber Marmalade 203 Grape Juice 203 Lemon Butter 205
Page 15, "Lienn" changed to "Lunn" (Sally Lunn)
Page 37, "tablespons" changed to "tablespoons" (2 tablespoons butter)
Page 37, "stock" changed to "stalk" (stalk of celery chopped)
Page 37, "ramkins" changed to "ramekins" (serve in ramekins)
Page 47, "majoram" changed to "marjoram" (thyme, and sweet marjoram)
Page 64, "carbonhydrate" changed to "carbohydrate" (bulky carbohydrate foods)
Page 74, "mussy" changed to "mushy" (mushy before the)
Page 76, "Wash" changed to "Mash" (Mash all well together)
Page 80, "his" changed to "this" (Put this sauce)
Page 95, "dispositon" changed to "disposition" (the disposition of)
Page 95, "on" changed to "or" (or a finger)
Page 95, "or" changed to "of" (finger of buttered brown)
Page 103, "while" changed to "whole" (whole Indian corn)
Page 148, "thoroughy" changed to "thoroughly" (and heat thoroughly)
Page 166, "seive" changed to "sieve" (a wire sieve and)
Page 168, "lovlier" changed to "lovelier" (Nothing lovelier can be)
Page 174, "Lavarin" changed to "Savarin" (Brillat Savarin)
Page 174, "proporton" changed to "proportion" (proportion of a dessertspoon)
Page 176, "Mayonaise" changed to "Mayonnaise" (Mayonnaise Dressing Without)
Page 202, "sieze" changed to "seize" (seize the pleasures of)
Page 207, "Peal" changed to "Peel" (Peel chestnuts and)
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