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COURSE IN SICK-ROOM COOKERY

Arranged for Nurses' Training Classes. The specialty of the School. One lesson weekly for ten consecutive weeks, by appointment. Eight pupils constitute a class. Terms: $60.00, or $50.00 and travelling expenses if given at hospital.


First Lesson

Chemical Composition of Body
Food, Illustrate and Define
  Why Necessary
Cookery, Define
  Why Necessary
Water Supply
Sandwiches
Cold Beverages


Second Lesson

Foods, Classification
  Relation each Class Bears to the Body
Milk Supply
Dry Toast
Buttered Toast
Hot Beverages


Third Lesson

Food, Correct Proportions for Well-balanced Dietaries
Starch, Composition
  Sources
  Food Value
  How Affected by Cooking
Cereals
Fruits


Fourth Lesson

Starch (continued)
Combustion
  How to use a Gas Range
  Making and Care of Fire
Milk Toast
Cream Soups
Vegetables


Fifth Lesson

Proteids
  Composition
  Sources
  Food Value
  How Affected by Cooking
Eggs
Egg Desserts
Wafers


Sixth Lesson

Fermentation
Bread Making and Baking
Proteids (continued)
Beef Extracts
  Teas
  Balls
Broths
Stews


Seventh Lesson

Fish Classification
  Food Value
  Digestibility
Broiled and Boiled Fish
Oysters
Clams
Potatoes


Eighth Lesson

Gelatin
  Sources
  Food Value
  How Affected by Cooking
Beefsteak
Lamb Chops
Macaroni
Jellies