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Flavors suitable with meat.

6 ingredients 12 steps gutenberg
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Ingredients

  • 1 square wire net
  • two pieces of meat
  • a small piece of meat
  • a small piece of meat in a beaker
  • 2 glass beakers
  • two beakers

Directions

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_Herbs._ All the pot herbs including savory, marjoram, thyme, sage, pot marigold.

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_Vegetables._ Onion, carrot, turnip, celery, celery root, parsley root and leaf.

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_Spices._ Clove, allspice, mustard, red, black, and white pepper. Some nationalities use nutmeg.

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_Acids._ Lemon, tomato, and other acid fruits.

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EXPERIMENTS AND RECIPES

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_Experiment A._

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Chop finely a small piece of meat, squeeze out the juice with a lemon squeezer and heat this juice in a saucepan. Observe the coagulation that takes place.

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_Experiment B._

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(1) _Apparatus._——If possible, 2 glass beakers, 1 square wire net. If these are not available, use an ordinary tumbler and a small saucepan.

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(2) _Method._——_a._ Put a small piece of meat in a beaker with cold water, and allow it to stand.

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_b._ Bring water to the boiling point in the beaker on the net over the gas flame. Throw in a small piece of meat.

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Compare the appearance of the two pieces of meat and the water in the two beakers.

By Helen Kinne and Anna M. Cooley · Recipe sourced from gutenberg

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