Health for the Family in Wartime
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SALADS For "a salad meal" complete, Salads may be used as complete meals. "se There are three requirements: (1) Any salad (1) A salad vegetable. (2) A dressing or binding ingredient. Yfpl^'^^^' .
(3) The variable. g) if^^'pli.
In connection with No. 3 remember that only one acid fruit should be used in a salad at a time. Combine acid fruits — No!
An acid fruit combines readily with sweet fruit. Acid with sweet •^ Yes.
Some people should avoid the combination of yj,. J acids and starch, though a...cid usually helps to digest starch?
starch. Study your case.
Peanut Butter or other crushed nuts may be used Crushed nuts interchangeably. Suit your taste. supply oils.
Every salad should include one ingredient which Broken nuts requires m astication. Nut meats — merely broken — encourage saliva.
are invaluable.
Use any Salad Vegetable with any of the varia- See "Salad ra- tions which follow : quirements." VARIATION For Part 3 ase No. 1. Very ripe bananas, oranges, grape fruit. Fruits and nuts- or apples, sliced ; nuts ; and raisins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SALADS For "a salad meal" complete, Salads may be used as complete meals. "se There are three requirements: (1) Any salad (1) A salad vegetable. (2) A dressing or binding ingredient. Yfpl^'^^^' .
(3) The variable. g) if^^'pli.
In connection with No. 3 remember that only one acid fruit should be used in a salad at a time. Combine acid fruits — No!
An acid fruit combines readily with sweet fruit. Acid with sweet •^ Yes.
Some people should avoid the combination of yj,. J acids and starch, though a...cid usually helps to digest starch?
starch. Study your case.
Peanut Butter or other crushed nuts may be used Crushed nuts interchangeably. Suit your taste. supply oils.
Every salad should include one ingredient which Broken nuts requires m astication. Nut meats — merely broken — encourage saliva.
are invaluable.
Use any Salad Vegetable with any of the varia- See "Salad ra- tions which follow : quirements." VARIATION For Part 3 ase No. 1. Very ripe bananas, oranges, grape fruit. Fruits and nuts- or apples, sliced ; nuts ; and raisins.
What to read after Health for the Family in Wartime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Billet, Mary Isabel, 1882- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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