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E-grāmata: Foods [Taylor & Francis e-book]

  • Formāts: 520 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 03-Jul-2006
  • Izdevniecība: Kegan Paul
  • ISBN-13: 9780203040874
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  • Formāts: 520 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 03-Jul-2006
  • Izdevniecība: Kegan Paul
  • ISBN-13: 9780203040874
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What is food? This volume, written by a doctor, contains all the ways in which the question might be answered. First published in 1883, and reissued because there is nothing quite like it today, this unique study was undertaken at a time when foreign produce and new foods were becoming more widely available, and rising living standards were making familiar foods more accessible to all, prompting an interest in their origins and their nutritive qualities as revealed by scientific research into their chemical composition, preparation and physiological effects.
Introductory:---The Nature and Qualities of, and the Necessity for, Foods 1(14)
PART I. SOLID FOODS
Section I.---Animal Foods
Nitrogenous
Description and Cooking of Flesh
15(7)
Preserved Meat:--- By drying ; Cold ; Immersion in Antiseptic Gases and Liquids; Coating with Fat or Gelatin; Heat; Salt
22(16)
Bone
38(3)
Characters and Composition of lean and fat Meat
41(5)
Beef and Veal
46(6)
Mutton, Lamb, Goat's, and Camel's Flesh
52(6)
Pork, Sucking Pig, Bacon, and Wild Pig
58(11)
Various Wild Animals and the Horse and Ass
69(6)
Offal
75(7)
Sausages, Black Pudding, and Blood
82(4)
Extracts of Meat and fluid Meat
86(5)
Albumen, Gelatin, and Casein
91(4)
Eggs
95(5)
Poultry and Game
100(5)
Fish
105(9)
Shell-Fish and Turtle
114(6)
Cheese and Cream Cheese
120(7)
Non-Nitrogenous
Butter, Ghee, Lard, Dripping, and Oils
127(16)
Section II.---Vegetable Foods
Nitrogenous
Analogy of Animal and Vegetable Foods, and General Considerations on Seeds
143(9)
Peas, Beans, Lentils, &c
152(4)
Maize or Indian Corn, Millet, &c.
156(6)
Rice
162(4)
Oats
166(5)
Wheaten Flour and Bread
171(10)
Wheaten Bread, Biscuits, and Puddings
181(12)
Barley, Maslin, and Rye; Scotch and Pearl Barley; Gluten
193(4)
Succulent Vegetables
197(16)
Fruits: Succulent and Albuminous
213(16)
Condiments
229(10)
Non-Nitrogenous
Starches, Sago, Arrowroot, Tapioca, Cassava, Manioc, Semolina
239(7)
Vegetable Fats and Oils
246(3)
Sugar, Treacle, Honey, and Manna
249(20)
PART II. LIQUIDS
Water
269(43)
Milk, Cream, Butter-milk, and Whey
312(18)
Tea, Coffee, Chicory, Cocoa, and Chocolate
330(41)
Alcohols
371(63)
PART III. GASEOUS FOODS
Atmospheric Air
434(25)
Ventilation
459(18)
Index 477
Edward Smith