CHAPTER I |
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General Composition of Foods | 1 |
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Water; Dry Matter; Variations in Weight of Foods; |
Ash; Function of Ash in Plant Life; Organic Matter; |
Products of Combustion of Organic Matter; Classification |
of Organic Compounds; Non-nitrogenous Compounds; |
Carbohydrates; Cellulose; Amount of Cellulose in Foods; |
Crude Fiber; Starch; Microscopic Structure of Starch; |
Dextrin; Food Value of Starch; Sugar; Pectose Substances; |
Nitrogen-free-extract; Fats; Fuel Value of Fats; |
Iodine Number of Fats; Glycerol Content of Fats; Ether |
Extract and Crude Fat; Organic Acids; Dietetic Value |
of Organic Acids; Essential Oils; Mixed Compounds; |
Nutritive Value of Non-nitrogenous Compounds; Nitrogenous |
Compounds; General Composition; Protein; Sub-divisions |
of Proteins; Crude Protein; Food Value of |
Protein; Albuminoids; Amids and Amines; Alkaloids; |
General Relationship of the Nitrogenous Compounds. |
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CHAPTER II |
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Changes in Composition of Foods during Cooking and Preparation | 27 |
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Raw and Cooked Foods compared as to Composition; |
Chemical Changes during Cooking; General Changes |
affecting Cellulose, Starch, Sugar, Pectin Bodies, Fats, |
Proteids; Effect of Chemical Changes on Digestibility; |
Physical Changes during Cooking; Action of Heat on |
Animal and Plant Tissues; Amount of Heat required for |
Cooking; Bacteriological Changes; Insoluble Ferments; |
Soluble Ferments; Bacterial Action Necessary in Preparation |
of Some Foods; Injurious Bacterial Action; General |
Relationship of Chemical, Physical, and Bacteriological |
Changes; Esthetic Value of Foods; Color of Foods; |
Natural and Artificial Colors; Conditions under which |
Use of Chemicals in Preparation of Foods is Justifiable. |
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CHAPTER III |
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Vegetable Foods | 37 |
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General Composition; Potatoes; Chemical and Mechanical |
Composition; Uses of Potatoes in Dietary; Sweet |
Potatoes; Carrots; Parsnips; Cabbage; Cauliflower; |
Beets; Cucumbers; Lettuce; Onions; Spinach; Asparagus; |
Melons; Tomatoes; Sweet Corn; Eggplant; |
Squash; Celery; Dietetic Value of Vegetables; Nutrient |
Content of Vegetables; Sanitary Condition of Vegetables; |
Miscellaneous Compounds in Vegetables; Canned Vegetables; |
Edible Portion and Refuse of Vegetables. |
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CHAPTER IV |
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Fruits, Flavors and Extracts | 48 |
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General Composition; Food Value; Apples; Oranges; |
Lemons; Grape Fruit; Strawberries; Grapes; Peaches; |
Plums; Olives; Figs; Dried Fruits; Uses of Fruit in |
the Dietary; Canning and Preservation of Fruits; Adulterated |
Canned Fruits; Fruit Flavors and Extracts; Synthetic |
Preparation of Flavors. |
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CHAPTER V |
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Sugars, Molasses, Syrup, Honey, and Confections | 58 |
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Composition of Sugars; Beet Sugar; Cane Sugar; |
Manufacture of Sugar; Sulphur Dioxid and Indigo, Uses |
of, in Sugar Manufacture; Commercial Grades of Sugar; |
Sugar in the Dietary; Maple Sugar; Adulteration of |
Sugar; Dextrose Sugars; Inversion of Sugars; Molasses; |
Syrups; Adulteration of Molasses; Sorghum Syrup; |
Maple Syrup; Analysis of Sugar; Adulteration of Syrups; |
Honey; Confections; Coloring Matter in Candies; Coal |
Tar Dyes; Saccharine. |
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CHAPTER VI |
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Legumes and Nuts | 71 |
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General Composition of Legumes; Beans; Digestibility |
of Beans; Use of Beans in the Dietary; String |
Beans; Peas; Canned Peas; Peanuts; General Composition |
of Nuts; Chestnuts; The Hickory Nut; Almonds; |
Pistachio; Cocoanuts; Uses of Nuts in the Dietary. |
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CHAPTER VII |
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Milk and Dairy Products | 80 |
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Importance in the Dietary; General Composition; Digestibility; |
Sanitary Condition of Milk; Certified Milk; |
Pasteurized Milk; Tyrotoxicon; Color of Milk; Souring |
of Milk; Use of Preservatives in Milk; Condensed Milk; |
Skim Milk; Cream; Buttermilk; Goat's Milk; Koumiss; |
Prepared Milks; Human Milk; Adulteration of Milk; |
Composition of Butter; Digestibility of Butter; Adulteration |
of Butter; General Composition of Cheese; |
Digestibility; Use in the Dietary; Cottage Cheese; Different |
Kinds of Cheese; Adulteration of Cheese; Dairy |
Products in the Dietary. |
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CHAPTER VIII |
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Meats and Animal Food Products | 98 |
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General Composition; Mineral Matter; Fat; Protein; |
Non-nitrogenous Compounds; Why Meats vary in Composition; |
Amides; Albuminoids; Taste and Flavor of |
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