The Bride's Cook Book

A wedding present from the advertisers, San Francisco, c.1918 — a young wife's whole cookery course, paid for by the Blue Bird washer, the Portland Studio and Ghirardelli's chocolate.

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Beef (Head-Not used for food)

1. Head-Not used for food. 2. Sticking Piece. For Soups, Beef Tea, Stews, for making Corned Beef. 3. Neck. For Soups, Stews, Beef Tea, Boiling and Corned Beef. 4. Second and Third Chuck.

Stews, Braising, Steaks, Roasts. 5. First Chuck. For Roasts.

Brown poorer 6. First Cut of Ribs. For Roasts. 7. Middle Cut of Ribs. For Roasts. 8.

Back Ribs. For Roasts. 9. Plate (no bones). Stews, Soups, Corned Beef. 10. Brisket. Stews, Brown Stews, Soups, Corning. 11. Butt-End Brisket. Soups, Stews, Corning. 12. Bolar (no bones). Corning, Cheap Roasts. 13. Bony end of Shoulder. For Soups. 14. Shin. For Soups. 15. Loin (including Tenderloin and Sirloin). For Roasts and Steaks . (A choice selection.) 16. Flank Skirt. or Rolled Steaks, Braising, Boiling, Corned Beef. 17. Rump. Roasts and Steaks. (This should be cut across the grain.) 18. Veiny Piece. For Stews and Soups. 19. Round. Stews, Beef Tea, poorer Steak. 20. Leg. Soups and Stews. 21. Tail. -'or Soups. 22. Pin Bone. For Roasts.

The bones, gristle, tendons and other gelatinous portions are good for soup stock. 3. 1. Shoulder. For Boiling. 2.

Breast. Roast, Stews and Chops.

Loin. Best end for Roasts, Chops.

Best end for Cutlets, Stews, Pies. 5.

Neck.

For Stewing Pieces. 4.

Neck. 6. Head. Not used. 7. Loin. For Roasts, Chops. 8. Leg. For Roasts, Boiling.

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