
Book of American Baking
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About this eBook
- Author
- Various
- Title
- Book of American Baking A Practical Guide Covering Various Branches of the Baking Industry, Including Cakes, Buns, and Pastry, Bread Making, Pie Baking, Etc.
- Credits
- Produced by Charlene Taylor, Emmy and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by the Library of Congress)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- TX: Technology: Home economics
- Subject
- Baking -- United States
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 49797
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/49797
- Release Date
- August 28, 2015
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.BOOK OF AMERICAN BAKING
- 2.Untitled
- 3.FOUR PARTS
- 4.Untitled
- 5.INDEX
- 6.Part I ——— Cakes, Buns and Pastry
- 7.CAKES, BUNS and PASTRY — Angel Cakes and Food. — Alberts. — Bolivars. See recipe for Molasses Cakes . — Cup Cakes. — Cocoanut Cakes. — Currant Cake, No. 1. — Currant Cake, No. 2. Small Mixture. — Cheese Cake. — Cup Cake, No. 1. — Cup Cake, No. 2. Small Mixture. — Caramel Cake. — I. Drop Cakes. — II. — Fancy Cakes. — Fruit Cake. — Florence Cake. — Genoa Cake. — Ginger Nuts. — Ginger Cakes. — Honey Cakes. — Jelly Roll. — Jelly Roll. — Lady Finger. — Lady Cake. — Lemon Cake. — Lunch Cake. — Milan Cake. — Marble Cake. — Mixture No. 2. — Molasses Cakes. — Metropolitan Cake. — New Year’s Cake. — Orange Cake. — Plain Apples. — Raisin Cake. — Roosevelts. — Scotch Short Cake. — Sponge Cake. — Soda Cakes. — Sugar Cakes. — Sugar Cakes Without Eggs. — Sugar Cakes. — Spice Cakes. — Spice Cake. — Tutti Frutti Cake. — Velvet Cake. — Wine Cake Mixture. — Wine Cake. — White Mountain Cake.
- 8.LARGE CAKES BY LOUIS STERN — Lo Soni Cake. — Genoa Cake. Sold by the pound. No. 1. — Fruit Cake No. 1. — Fruit Cake No. 2. — Molasses Fruit Cake. Sold by the pound; 12 cents per pound. — Raisin Cake No. 1. — Cheap Raisin Cake No. 2. — Ledner Pound Cake. — Pound Cake No. 1.
- 9.POUND CAKE FOR WHOLESALE. — Method of Creaming.
- 10.A FEW HINTS ON CAKE MAKING — Flour for Cake Making. — Sugar. — Butter. — Eggs.
- 11.ONE DOUGH FOR MANY CAKES
- 12.GENERAL RULES. BY J. E. WIHLFAHRT.
- 13.MISCELLANEOUS. — Self-Raising Flour.
- 14.PASTRY, JUMBLES, ETC. — Bath Buns. — Butter Cakes. — Crullers. — Cream Cakes. See recipe for Eclairs . — Cream Rolls. — Cream Puffs. — Cocoanut Kisses. — Currant Diamonds. — Cinnamon Drops. — Poor Man’s Bread. — Cocoanut Kisses. — Charlotte Russe. — Corn Muffins. — Corn Muffins, No. 2. Small Mixture. — Doughnuts. — French Crullers — Eclairs. — Ginger Snaps. — Ginger Bread. — Ice Cream Cones. — Icing. — Jelly Squares. See Orange Squares . — Jumbles. — Jumble, No. 2. — Vanilla Jumble, No. 1.
- 15.SPECIAL JUMBLES BY LOUIS STERN. — Bula. — Chocolate Jumble. — Chocolate Cream Jumble. — Curna Jumble. — Curba Jumble. — Cream Jumble. — Cream Jumble No. 2. — Cocoanut Jumble No. 1. — Cocoanut Jumble No. 2. — Plain Jumbles. — La Cream Jumble. — Sa Voy Jumble. — Sa Voy Jumble No. 2. — Vanilla Jumble No. 1. — Vanilla Jumble No. 2. — Marshmallow Filling. See Icing . — Mince Meat. See Pie Baking . — Muffins. See Sweet Corn Muffins . — Meringue Pie. See Pies . — Meringue. — Macaroons. — Marshmallow Icing and Filling. — Napoleons. — Neapolitan Cake. — Orange Squares. — Orange Pastry Tart. — Patty Shells. — Pumpernickel. — Patties. — Puff Paste for Patty Shells. — Puff Paste. — Puff Paste. — Pine Apple Tarts. — Sponge Biscuit. — Sweet Corn Muffins. — Scones. — White Squares. See Orange Squares . — Tea Biscuits. — Vienna Biscuits.
- 16.JAMS AND JELLIES BY LOUIS STERN — Dark Currant Jelly. — Red Currant Jelly. — Colebra Cherry Jam. — Peach and Apple Jam. — Raisin Jam. — Currant Jam. — Huckleberry Jam. — French Orange Jelly. — The Original Peach Jelly. — Raspberry Jelly. — Strawberry Jelly.
- 17.Part II Bread Making
- 18.BREAD-MAKING THE TECHNOLOGY OF BREAD-MAKING — Raw Materials for the Bread Baker. — I.—Flour and Milling. — The Average of Analysis.
- 19.YEAST AND FERMENTS — Yeast. — Top and Bottom Yeast. — The Older or Vienna Process. — Production of Yeast by Aeration Process. — The Fermenting Strength of Yeast.
- 20.DOUGHS LEAVENED BY YEAST BY PROF E. W. HABERMAAS — Process for Making Straight Dough. — Weighing and Measuring Ingredients Used in Baking. By Professor E. W. Habermaas. — Pushing or “Punching” the Dough Down. — Breaking the Dough. — Weighing the Loaves. — Processes in Bread Making. — Setting Sponge. — Making Dough.
- 21.VARIATIONS IN BREAD TEXTURE BY C. MILLER — Greek Bread. — Dough.
- 22.AMERICAN RYE BREAD METHODS
- 23.MALT EXTRACT IN BREAD-MAKING — The Use of Malt Extract in Bread-Making. — Practical Experiments. — Malt Extract vs. Sugar.
- 24.COTTON SEED OIL IN BREAD-MAKING BY DAVID CHIDLOW — Why Are Shortenings Used? — Each Shortening in Its Proper Place. — Best Method of Using Cotton Seed Oil.
- 25.CORN FLAKES USED IN BREAD
- 26.POTATO FLOUR AND BREAD
- 27.FERMENTATION — A Few Remarks by E. Wilfahrt, an Authority Upon the Subject
- 28.Part III ——— Pie Baking
- 29.PIE BAKING — STANDARD RECIPES — Pie Crust. — Custard Pie. — Lemon Pie. — Rhubarb Pie. — Pumpkin Pie. — Mince Meat.
- 30.GOOD PIE AND PIE FILLING By Richard Voigt, Terre Haute, Ind. — Pie Crust and Paste.
- 31.Part IV ——— Miscellaneous
- 32.MISCELLANEOUS — HEATING OVENS BY PROF. E. W. HABERMAAS — Preparing Ovens for the Baking Process.
- 33.FLOUR AND WHAT FLOUR WILL PRODUCE BY F. D. EMMONS, MINNEAPOLIS — Flour Storage. — Flour Mixing. — Color of Flour. — Mixing the Dough. — Fermentation. — Ingredients. — Water.
- 34.MILK VALUE IN BREAD BY W. E. BREEZE, OF LONDON — Dry Milk. — Condensed Milk. — Buttermilk. — Skimmed Milk. — New Milk. — Miscellaneous. — Recipe for Preserving Rhubarb for Pie.
- 35.Bacterial Contamination in Bread
- 36.BAKERY ACCOUNTING BY WM. W. ALLAN — Checking Drivers — FIGURE “A.” — FIGURE “B.” — FIGURE “C.” — FIGURE “D.” — Bread Department. — Shipping Department. — Cake Department. — Store Department. — Stable Feed. — Stable Expense. — General Accounts — Inventory. — Breaking an Egg with One Hand.
- 37.PRACTICAL FLOUR TESTS — Color and Texture.
- 38.MEMORANDUM. ———— For Notes and Recipes. ————
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- 48.Take These Three Rings
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