Vegetarian Cookery — A G Payne

Vegetarian Cookery
A G PayneGece Kitaplığı
Vegetarian Cookery
A G PayneThere are very few persons unless they have made vegetarian cookery a study who are aware what a great variety of soups can be made without the use of meat or fish As a rule ordinary cookery books have the one exception of what is called soup maigre In England it seems to be the impression that the goodness of the soup depends upon the amount of nourishment that can be compressed into a small space It is however a great mistake to think that because we take a large amount of nourishment we are necessarily nourished There is a limit though what that limit is no one can say beyond which soup becomes absolutely injurious A quarter of a pound of Liebig s Extract of Meat dissolved in half a pint of water is obviously an over dose of what is considered nourishment In France as a rule soup is prepared on an altogether different idea It is a light thin broth taken at the commencement of the meal to strengthen the stomach in order to render it capable of receiving more substantial food to follow Vegetarian soups are of course to be considered from this latter point of view

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A G Payne tarafından kaleme alınan Vegetarian Cookery Gece Kitaplığı eseri olarak okurlarla buluşuyor Vegetarian Cookery A G Payne Kitap Özeti There are very few persons unless they have made vegetarian cookery a study who are aware what a great variety of soups can be made without the use of meat or fish As a rule ordinary cookery books have the one exception of what is called soup maigre In England it seems to be the impression that the goodness of the soup depends upon the amount of nourishment that can be compressed into a small space It is however a great mistake to think that because we take a large amount of nourishment we are necessarily nourished There is a limit though what that limit is no one can say beyond which soup becomes absolutely injurious A quarter of a pound of Liebig s Extract of Meat dissolved in half a pint of water is obviously an over dose of what is considered nourishment In France as a rule soup is prepared on an altogether different idea It is a light thin broth taken at the commencement of the meal to strengthen the stomach in order to render it capable of receiving more substantial food to follow Vegetarian soups are of course to be considered from this latter point of view Yayınevi Gece Kitaplığı Yazar A G Payne Sayfa 180 Sayfa Kağıt 2 Hamur Boyut 13 50x21 00 cm Basım Yılı Ekim 2021 Barkod 9786258032000 Kategori Diğer Felsefe Kitapları

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There are very few persons unless they have made vegetarian cookery a study who are aware what a great variety of soups can be made without the use of meat or fish As a rule ordinary cookery books have the one exception of what is called soup maigre In England it seems to be the impression that the goodness of the soup depends upon the amount of nourishment that can be compressed into a small space It is however a great mistake to think that because we take a large amount of nourishment we are necessarily nourished There is a limit though what that limit is no one can say beyond which soup becomes absolutely injurious A quarter of a pound of Liebig s Extract of Meat dissolved in half a pint of water is obviously an over dose of what is considered nourishment In France as a rule soup is prepared on an altogether different idea It is a light thin broth taken at the commencement of the meal to strengthen the stomach in order to render it capable of receiving more substantial food to follow Vegetarian soups are of course to be considered from this latter point of view

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There are very few persons unless they have made vegetarian cookery a study who are aware what a great variety of soups can be made without the use of meat or fish As a rule ordinary cookery books have the one exception of what is called soup maigre In England it seems to be the impression that the goodness of the soup depends upon the amount of nourishment that can be compressed into a small space It is however a great mistake to think that because we take a large amount of nourishment we are necessarily nourished There is a limit though what that limit is no one can say beyond which soup becomes absolutely injurious A quarter of a pound of Liebig s Extract of Meat dissolved in half a pint of water is obviously an over dose of what is considered nourishment In France as a rule soup is prepared on an altogether different idea It is a light thin broth taken at the commencement of the meal to strengthen the stomach in order to render it capable of receiving more substantial food to follow Vegetarian soups are of course to be considered from this latter point of view