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.
Vegetable soups
Milk soups
Meat broth
Purees of peas, beans and lentils
Celery and oatmeal broth
An occasional piece of broiled white fish Klopps Boudins
Mutton casserole Giicken timbale Golden chicken Salisbury steak Lamb
Broiled chicken Stewed tripe Mutton pats Sweetbread German chicken puff Chicken souffle Ceylon chicken Minced chicken on toast Eggs, except fried Milk and milk preparations Junket; egg junket Cocoa junket; frozen junket Koumys; leban; kefir Kefir, with egg Buttermilk Blancmange Milk jelly Occasionally gruels Occasionally ice cream Peanut wafers Peanut soup Pifion butter Mock candy Fruits and fruit juices Baked apples
Apples in all ways, except fried Orange juice
Fruit toasts
Caramel custards
Cocoanut custards
Baked potato
Creamed potatoes
Potato puff; potato puree
Boiled rice; steamed rice
Rice pudding
Hominy grits
A little green corn
Carefully-stewed spaghetti
Occasionally baked sweet potato
Stewed pumpkin
Young peas
Stewed cucumbers; stewed squash
Occasionally tomato, if admissible
Cauliflower
Grated carrots, stewed
Tender lettuce and cress, with
French dressing A little fruit jelly Toast
Whole wheat bread Pulled bread Rusk
Swedish sheets Peptic bread Nut loaf Oatmeal gems Rice gems; cornmeal gems Crisp crackers Cereals Coffee, tea and chocolate between meals
Pork
Veal
Pink-fleshed fish
Rich sauces
Meat soups
Strong tea and coffee
Thick chocolate, except at night, taken alone All coarse vegetables Boiled cabbage Baked beans Pea pudding Parsnips
Greens boiled with meat Preserves Pies Cakes
Heavy puddings Pickles Vinegar, except very little
Candies
Tomatoes in general Eggplant Stuffed peppers Entrees Soft breads
Hot breads, except those mentioned Mashed potatoes and gravy Fruits and cream All fried foods Breads with lard Such dishes as pepper mangoes Sweet pickles Spiced foods Oysters Clams Crustacea Stimulating meat soups
 
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