decoration CHAPTER I. | Mr. and Mrs. Bishop try the Experiment | 1 | | CHAPTER II. | At Home | 7 | | CHAPTER III. | Molly’s First Bill of Fare | 19 | | CHAPTER IV. | Bread-Making—Breakfast—Baked Potatoes—Corn Muffins—Breaded Chops—How to fry | 30 | | CHAPTER V. | How to manage the Fat that has been used for frying—Cup Cake | 37 | | CHAPTER VI. | What “Simmering” means | 40 | | CHAPTER VII. | Molly and Mrs. Lennox—Economical Buying makes Good Living | 52 | | CHAPTER VIII. | Beef Pot-Pie—Leg of Mutton—Two Roasts—Several Wholesome Economical Dishes | 58 | | CHAPTER IX. | Veal Cutlets, Breaded | 63 | | CHAPTER X. | Details of Molly’s Management—Recipes | 70 | | CHAPTER XI. | What to do with a Soup-Bone | 79 | | CHAPTER XII. | Molly and Mrs. Lennox on the Ruffle Question—Fricassee of Mutton—Cabbage again | 86 | | CHAPTER XIII. | Preparing to save Work—Brown Thickening—White Thickening—Caramel | 93 | | CHAPTER XIV. | Marketing—Apple Pudding—Liver and Bacon—Braised Beef—Boiling Puddings | 95 | | CHAPTER XV. | Rolls—Baked Liver—Croquettes—What was the Matter with them—Hotch-Potch | 100 | | CHAPTER XVI. | Rye Bread—Oyster Patties—Knuckle of Veal, À la MaÎtre d’HÔtel—A Savory Dish | 106 | | CHAPTER XVII. | Mr. and Mrs. Bishop become Members of a Dramatic Club—Croquettes over again—Where the Mistake lay—White Soup | 111 | | CHAPTER XVIII. | Broiled Lamb’s Kidneys—Mrs. Lennox startled—Corn-Beef Hash | 117 | | CHAPTER XIX. | Summary—Lamb’s Heart—Flounders—Corned Beef—Cannelon of Beef | 124 | | CHAPTER XX. | Preparing a Chicken—Giblets—Spoilt Bread | 130 | | CHAPTER XXI. | To make a Fowl Tender as Spring Chicken | 136 | | CHAPTER XXII. | Dollars and Cents | 138 | | CHAPTER XXIII. | Chiefly Social—Mrs. Framley’s Opinions | 145 | | CHAPTER XXIV. | A very Plain Pudding—How to cook Odds
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