COOKERY FOR THE SICK.

_Receipts for the Sick-room_, 319

Tea, 319

Beef Tea, or Essence of Beef, 319

Another Beef Tea (for Convalescents), 320

Beef Juice, 320

Chicken Broth, 320

“ Custard, 320

“ Panada, 320

Mold of Chicken Jelly, 321

Chicken and Ceylon Moss, 321

Mutton Broth, 321

Veal and Sago Broth, 321

Beef and Tapioca Broth, 322

How to Prepare an Uncooked Egg, 322

Tapioca Jelly, 322

Sea-moss Blanc-mange, 323

Arrowroot Jelly or Blanc-mange, 323

Corn-starch and Rice Puddings, 323

Rice Jelly, 323

Rice-water for Drink, 324

Jelly and Ice (for Fever Patients), 324

Parched Rice, 324

Milk Porridge, 324

Beef Sandwich, 324

Prepared Flour for Summer Complaints, 325

Milk Toast, 325

Panada, 325

Ash-cake, 326

Milk Punch, 326

Egg-and-milk Punch, 326

Herb Teas, 327

Boneset for a Cough or Cold, 327

Botanic Cough Sirup, 327

_Arrangement of Dishes for Invalids_, 328

Beefsteak, 328

Mutton-chop, 329

Breast of Chicken, 329

Chicken Boiled, 329

Venison Steak, 329

To Prepare a Bird, 330

INVALID’S BILLS OF FARE, 330

PREPARED FOOD FOR INVALIDS, ETC., 331

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