This section is from the book "Mrs. Rorer's Diet For The Sick", by Sarah Tyson Rorer. Also available from Amazon: Mrs. Rorer's Diet For The Sick.
Beef, broiled, boiled, baked or roasted Mutton, broiled, boiled, baked or roasted Chicken, broiled, boiled, baked or roasted Birds Venison White-fleshed fish, broiled or boiled Eggs, soft - boiled, steamed, poached; yolks and hard-boiled, pressed through a sieve on milk toast Sweetbreads, creamed or broiled Olive oil, a little Butter, a little
Whole wheat bread, well baked Bread sticks; mush bread Boiled rice Rice pudding Cup custard; junket Soft custards Koumys
Modified milk Orange juice
Prunes, dates or figs, stewed without sugar Lettuce Celery Cream soups, as spinach, celery, or lettuce Carefully-cooked cauliflower Roquefort or other ripe cheese in small quantities The early spring mushrooms New turnips, cooked below boiling point in unsalted water, served with cream sauce Stewed cucumbers Stewed squash Baked bananas, cream, horseradish sauce Very young peas, pressed through a sieve Cress, chicory, endive, lettuce A cup of coffee, alone, once a day Very weak tea
Boiled coffee Boiled tea All sweets Fried foods White bread Crackers Cakes
Small acid fruits Pork in all forms Veal Turkey Duck
Cooked cabbage
Starchy foods and sweets in general
Beets
Corn, green
Potatoes
Pickles
Spiced foods
Gelatin desserts
Red or dark fish
Salt foods
All the Crustacea
Clams
Iced water
Acid drinks
Flavored soda water
 
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