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.
Milk and cream
Modified milk, with double quantity of sugar of milk
Meiggs' food
Egg and milk
Fruit juices, especially orange and apple juice
Prunes, steamed, without skins
Baked apple
Apple sauce
All fruit jellies not too sweet
Coffee, if allowable
Whole wheat bread, well buttered and masticated thoroughly
Cornmeal souffle
Baked potato
Milk soups
Carefully-cooked, strained cereals
Spinach
Puree of green peas
Asparagus tips with French dressing
Puree of tomato
Stewed cucumbers
Stewed squash
Nut roll
Almond and apple pudding
Eggs, poached, steamed, and hard-boiled yolks Artichokes Jerusalem artichokes Cauliflower Puree of sorrel Stewed rhubard
Boiled mutton, beef and chicken White fish, broiled or boiled Game
All bulk foods
Skins of fruit and vegetables
Pork
Veal
All fried foods
Lobsters, crabs, clams and oysters
Boiled cabbage
Underground coarse vegetables, as turnips All complicated sweets
Toast, either dry, buttered or milk toast Seeds of small fruits String beans Pickles of all kinds Condiments White bread Soft drinks Lemonade Cocoa Chocolate Tea
 
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