- FOOD UNITS. -

Starch.

& Sugar.

Supplies -

Cost.

Total.

Protein.

Fat.

3 1/2 lbs. Flour........

$

5,740

688

172

4,880

1 lb. Cornmeal .................

1,739

157

191

1,391

5 lbs, Bread ........................

6,025

783

362

4,880

1/4 lb. Crackers .................

400

36

80

284

1/8 lb. Rice ......................

204

18

2

184

1/8 pkg. Rolled Oats____

426

77

30

319

1/8 pkg. Cr. of Wheat..

354

53

18

283

1/4 pkg. Corn Flakes...

730

80

7

643

1/3 pkg. Sh'd Wheat...

510

66

23

421

3.8 oz. Macaroni ..............

400

60

8

332

1/5 lb. Tapioca.........

400

4

4

392

5 1/2 lbs. Sugar ...................

10,230

...........

...........

10,230

1/2 pt. Caramel Syrup..

1,000

...........

...........

1,000

1 pt. Syrup ......................

2,000

...........

...........

2,000

1/2 pt. Orange Marmalade

800

4

20

776

1/2 pt. Grape Jelly.....

1,000

...........

...........

1,000

1/2 lb. Honey.........

800

8

...........

792

2 lbs. Sirloin Steak____

1,970

611

1,359

...........

2 lbs. Neck of Beef____

1,060

572

488

...........

4 lbs. Shoulder Veal...

1,920

806

1,114

...........

1 lb. Bound Steak.....

1,110

600

510

...........

11/2 lb. Veal Cutlets...

1,035

414

621

...........

4 lbs. Rump Roast .............

4,440

2,398

2,042

...........

1 lb. Halibut..........

470

287

183

...........

2 1/2 doz. Eggs........

2,318

762

1,619

......

16 1/2 pts. Milk.....................

5,363

1,018

2,789

1,556

2 pts. Cream.........................

1,820

91

1,565

164

1/4, lb. Cheese..........

514

129

375

10

2 lbs. Butter..........

36

7,174

...........

1/2 lb. Oleo...........

1,762

9

1,753

1 pk. Potatoes.........

2,247

247

22

1,978

1 pt. Navy Beans ...................

1,605

337

289

979

1 can Peas (1 lb.)

510

126

16

368

1 can Corn (1 lb.) .................

500

65

50

385

1/4 lb. Peanuts .....................

484

96

305

83

1 small Cabbage ...................

145

29

12

104

1 can Tomatoes ....................

210

44

15

151

1 lb. Prunes .........................

1,600

48

.......

1,552

1/2 lb. Dates..........

725

14

51

660

3 Bananas ...........................

200

11

11

178

2 Lemons ............................

73

7

10

56

3/8 pk. Apples ......................

660

19

47

594

2 Cantaloupes .......................

360

21

339

1/8 basket Grapes......

209

10

32

167

1 Orange ..............................

85

5

3

77

2 Bananas ............................

150

7

8

135

1/2 basket Grapes ................

232

16

5

211

1/2 pt. Raspberries.....

200

16

...........

184

3/8 pt. Catsup.........

100

10

3

87

1/16 lb. Cocoa......................

145

25

77

43

7/8 lb. Coffee...........

...........

...........

...........

...........

1/16 lb. Tea.............

...........

...........

...........

...........

Totals ........................

$

74,253

10,920

23,465

39,868

Food Units pee Day - 10,607. Food Units pee Day per Person - 2,652.

Cost of Food per Day - $ . Cost pee Day pee Person - $

Op the Total Food Value 14% is Protein, 31% is Fat and 55% is Starch And Sugar.

Note

A well-balanced diet contains 10% to 15% of protein, 25% to 40% of fat, and 40% to 60% of starch and sugar (carbohydrates). An average sized man, with light exercise, requires per day a total of about 2,800 food units; an average woman, 2,200 food units; and a child, 7 to 9 years old, 1,400 food units. See Bulletin of the School, "Food Values."

Suggestions For Reducing The Cost Of The September Menus

Substitute oleomargarine for butter in cooking. Use top of milk in place of cream for cereal and coffee. In cooking with milk reduce by adding half water, or use skimmed milk at cents per quart.

In Lesson 1, omit the soft cooked eggs and in Lesson 3 use ground round steak broiled in place of sirloin. In Lesson 4 omit the cantaloupe and in Lesson 6 use 2 pounds veal chops in place of 4 pounds veal roast. In Lesson 7 omit the cereal, and in Lesson 9 use plain cooked peas instead of creamed. In Lesson 11 use tea instead of milk, and in Lesson 12 use clear tomato soup instead of cream of tomato. In Lesson 32 use boiled beef patties, grinding round steak for this and forming into patties, instead of veal cutlets, and in Lesson 20 use cucumber salad instead of fruit salad.

Estimated Reductions

1 lb. Butter at less 1 lb. Oleo at ..........

2 pts. Cream..............

9 pts. Milk...............

4 Eggs..................

2 lbs. Sirloin Steak at less 1 1/2 lbs. Ground

Round at

2

2 Cantaloupes............

4 lbs. Veal Roast at less 2 lbs. Veal Chops at ..................

Corn Flakes, Cream and

Sugar .................

Creamed Peas at 12c, less Plain Peas at 8c.........04

1 qt. Milk at 8c, less tea at le...................

Cream of Tomato Soup at 15c, less Clear Tomato Soup at 10c.............

Veal Cutlets at 45c, less Round Steak at 22c.....

Fruit Salad at 12c, less Cucumber Salad at 4c...

Original Total Cost........................................

Reduction Cost...........................................

Total Cost per Week...................................

New Cost per Day..........................................

New Cost per Day per Person...............................

Note

Food prices are changing so often and vary so much in different localities that they are now omitted throughout "Lessons in Cooking." Filling them in with your local prices will be very valuable practice.

Table Set For Luncheon With Revolving Serving Device

Table Set For Luncheon With Revolving Serving Device