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FAMILY
FARE
food management
and recipes
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE · HOME AND GARDEN BULLETIN NO. 1
CONTENTS
Page
Nutrition ... food at work for
you 2
A guide to eat by 2
How to use the guide 3
Maintaining desirable weight 6
Tips on meal planning 6
Servings and pounds 7
Meat, poultry, and fish 7
Vegetables and fruits 7
Smart buying 8
Meat 8
Poultry 9
Fish 10
Eggs 11
Fresh fruits and vegetables 11
Canned and frozen foods 14
Wise storing 14
Meat, poultry, and fish 14
Eggs 14
Fresh fruits and vegetables 14
Fats and oils 15
Canned, frozen, and dried foods 15
Ingredients and measurements 16
About ingredients 16
Measuring foods 16
Main dishes 18
Meat 18
Poultry 26
Fish 32
Eggs, cheese, and dry beans 36
Vegetables 42
Fresh vegetables 42
Frozen and canned vegetables 42
Serving boiled vegetables 43
Salads and salad dressings 49
Tips on salad making 49
Tips on dressings 49
Salad go-togethers 49
Soups 54
Sauces and gravies 57
White sauce 57
Gravy 57
Breads and sandwiches 59
Hot breads 59
Sandwiches 62
Desserts 64
Ways to use leftovers 74
Cooking terms 76
Index to recipes 78
_Prepared by_
Human Nutrition Research Division
and
Consumer and Food Economics Research Division
Agricultural Research Service
Acknowledgment is made to Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Department
of the Interior, for contributions to this publication.
Washington, D.C. Revised April 1968
For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing
Office Washington, D.C. 20402—Price 30 cents
FAMILY FARE
food management and recipes
[Illustration Styled chicken and food scale]
Whether you are just learning the skills of food management and
good cooking or are an experienced hand in the kitchen, this
booklet—prepared by USDA food and nutrition scientists—can serve you
well.
It combines good eating and good nutrition. It packs the results of
years of food and nutrition research into a ready handbook for everyday
use. It tells how to get the nutrients you need from a variety of
foods—then translates this knowledge into taste-tested recipes and
well-balanced meals.
Feeding your family well takes less time and work than it used to.
Today’s foods can have built-in convenience. Project Gutenberg
Family fare : $b food management and recipes
United States. Agricultural Research Service. Human Nutrition Research Division & Institute of Home Economics (U.S.) & United States. Agricultural Research Service. Consumer and Food Economics Research Division
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