The Laurel Health Cookery: A Collection of Practical Suggestions and Recipes for the Preparation of Non-Flesh Foods in Palatable and Attractive Ways

diptheria” Page 55: “Gooseberries, green” for “Gooseberrries, green” Page 57: “covers down if necessary” for “covers down if neccessary” Page 63: “the meringue, may be made with” for “the meringue, may be made wit” Page 65: “Boil 5 m.; add ¾ pt. sugar” [added period] Page 78: “2½ qts. boiling water.” [added period] Page 79: “browned flour may be used.” [added period] Page 80: “Heat to boiling, add rice, onion,” [added comma] Page 84: “among the French in Switzerland.” for “among the French in switzerland.” Page 92: “When boiling, thicken and add corn” for “when boiling, thicken and add corn” Page 92: “and the water thickened with flour.” for “and the water thickened with flour;” Page 97: “The proportion of water may be varied.” [added period] Page 104: “stirring until smooth.” [changed comma to period] Page 115: “Cook celery and mushrooms” for “Cook celery and mushroons” Page 121: “(or ½ cream and ½ oyster liquor)” [added closing parenthesis] Page 126: “3 cups rich consommé” for “3 cups rich consomme” Page 141: “They are at their best unground, as” for “They are at their best unground, as as” Page 146: “Keep in glass jars” for “keep in glass jars” Page 149: “or butternuts, hazelnuts, and hickory nuts” [added comma] Page 151: “may be substituted for potato” for “may be substituted for pototo” Page 156: “calculate the quantity, and” for “calculate the quantity, and and” Page 164: “added a little cream,” [added comma] Page 166: “bake in a rather hot oven 1-1¼ hour.” [added period] Page 170: “the cuttings may be chopped” for “the cuttings may chopped” Page 172: “are a delicate brown.” [changed comma to period] Page 175: ““nutmete”, “nutcysa”” [added comma] Page 178: “Heat in moderate oven.” [changed comma to period] Page 187: “red and white kidney beans” for “red and and white kidney beans” Page 188: “sprinkle with crumbs” for “sprinkle with with crumbs” Page 190: “Substitute chick peas for lentils” for “Subtitute chick peas for lentils” Page 195: ““Our common split pea” [added opening quotation mark] Page 199: “whatever you wish to serve them on.)” [added closing parenthesis]