10

Tuesday:

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

August 29, 1939.

EAT YOURSELF THIN

This Chart Shows You which Foods are on Your Side

"It's not how much you eat, it's what you eat that makes you fat," says Dr. Eustace Chesser in his new book, "SLIMMING FOR THE MILLION." This extract from his book tells you just which are the foods to eat often if you want to lose weight: which to eat decasionally: which to eat never.

CALORIE is a means of measuring food values. The meals that are primarily responsible for increasing your weight are those composed of calories derived from the fat-forming foods.

I am not so much concerned about your calorific intake, but with the sourer of the calories. Cut down the fat calories and the carbohydrate calories if you want to lose weight.

can be conveniently The various foods and beverages grouped into three classes: those which can be taken by the fat, those which are better loft alone or eaten in moderation. and those which should not be taken at all.

Below some of these are grouped as Class A, B, and C. In the table of food values on this page the classification

A, B, and C is shown for quick reference purposes.

A (

Look

on

these As your friends,

MEATS AND POULTRY: Hoast breast of chicken, ronat breast of turkey, cooked rabbit and hare, tean boiled beef, tean grilled stent: (rump, point Allet), roast or grilled cutlet real, tripe.

FISH: Flounder, tenon sole, halibut, smoked and fresh haddock, chiting, cod, prawns, shrimps, mussels, winkles, scallops, whriks.

Clear SOUPS:

sou, veal and chicken broth, meant extracts. VEGETABLES: Celery, runner beans, vegetable marrow, asparagus, french beans, sea-kale, spring cabbage, ontoris, cauliflower, furnip-tops, cabbage, broccoli, apring greens, turnips, brussels sprouts, spinach.

ALL RAW VEGETABLES, such as: Mustard and cress, celery, lettuce, cucumber, radishes, tomatoes.

RAW FRESH FRUITS: Red currants, white currants, cranberries, fresh fys, won, oranges, apples.

Eat these on

B (E)

MEATS AND POULTRY; Mutton chop, roast leg of lamb, lamb chop, boiled or grilled ham, Toast toin or leg of park, duck, quail, kidney

FISH: Perch, hake, trout, turbot, plater, lobster, sale, crab. SOUP: Julienne,

VEGETABLES: Artichokes, moedes, leeks, carrots, broad beans, fresh peas, beetroots.

RAW FRESH FRUITS: Pears, grapes, raspberries.

C (These Bre

:)

your enemies.

MEATS AND POULTRY: Roast leg of chicken, roast leg of mutton, roast leg of turken, pigeon, sweetbread, pork chop, fried liner.

FISH: Smelts, red and prep mullei, mackerel, whitebait, sprals, oysters, caviare,

DRIED FRUITS: Apricols, pruncs,

STEWED FRUITS: Rhubarb.

NUTS; Barcelona, walnuts, chestnuts.

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How Jam Making Started

OST housewives ut Home are

MOST

busy making Jam and jelly just

110W. We can scarcely Immagine u

CUT THIS OUT

Count Up The Calories Before You Eat Them

A

FOOD TO

EAT OFTEN

MEAT

Mutton:

Chop, strilled!

Holled

Ly, roast

Park:

Hum, grilled Lain, rous

Rust

Houst

B

FOOD TO

LAT RAFELY

Calories per average helpin

Helping Protein Fat hydrate Classi

Average

Sirloin, grilled

Boiled

Veul:

Cutlet, grilled

111 111 11

111.11

- 50.22

152.11 122.59

40.50

251.10

135.30

139.811

46.50 59.52

133.75 210.18

Carlo-

AAU DAD CAC 40

111

129.56 52.08

138.89 04.17

70.98

Murrow

Sea-kale

Onion

Savoy

Broccol Turnips Leeks

Swedes

160,72

139.40

37.20

ROASE

151.70 121.03

bailed

80.36

26.11

Kidney

82.00 55.80

Liver, fried

113.16

91.14

Chicken:

Breast Toasted

144.32

21.39

Leg, thigh

rons

roasted

130,38

00.21

Turkey:

Breast roasted

149.65

24.19

Leg, thigh

roastet

129.33

70.05

Duck:

Average, roasted

149.83

50.22

Rabbit, cooked

141.86

12.09

Hare,

cooked

220.60 10.60

FISH

40.59 13.02

Turbot

Sote, Lemon

Hake Italibut

Plaice

Call:

Haddock, fresh

Smel Sole Sole

Whitebait

Winkles

Whelks

Lobster

SOUPS

(Home-made)

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Beef Broth 1 cupful Mixed

Stock Tomato

1

(clear) 1

53.30 2.79

54.91

0.51

01.09

2.79

53.30 11.10

67.65 0.03

32.18 16.71

13.02

229

60 27

G0.27

£3.04

75.85 40.02

111

181 1 1 1 1

28811⠀⠀

C

FOOD TO AVOID

Calories per average helping

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50 COTTON : DRESSES Mixed Sizes

Average. Helping Protein

Carbo- Fat hydrate Class

VEGETABLES Boiled:

Hunn.ca

Beans

1 cuplul

3,20

3.69

1.04

5.74

Asparagus

6 states

5.74

2.05

1 cupful

5.74

2.40

Cabbage

5.74

4.10

A

& smuli

2.05

$.20

A

Cauliflower

cupful

6.15

4.92

$3.50

5.74

12.71

1371

Agents:

1.04

3.60

11.00

4.51

-19.68

7.38

18.85

20.01

5.74

Broad

Carrots, old 1

3.60

20.05

Bears

12.30

21.73 B

St

Peas, fresh 12

14.35

22.14

Parsnips

5.33

14.20

Butter

A

Beans

21.78

352.48

C

Polators. New Old

2 medium 0.84

112.75

11.01

120.95 C

A

Itaw:

Mustard

C

and Cress

cupful

1.23

0.82 A

Celery

2 stalks

13

7-In. long 1.04

2.05 A

Lettuce

2 large

leaves

2.46

3.Q0

Piece

x 2in. 2.03

A

5.74 A

u medi.

7.03

0.15

A

1 med.

whole

2.07

0.01

تے

Cucumber

Radishes Tomato

FRUIT

Raw!

Eled Currents

Lemon

!!

AAO

سے

11⁄2 cupful

2:40

9.02

1 whole

2.46

10.GG

Logan-

3.72 13.53

3.60

berries

cuplul

3.28

10.00

43.05

1.86

4.92

65.60 11.16

8.61

Apricot

I average. 1.23

13.04

A

Cooked: NUTS

Rhubarb

* cupful

1,61

3.72

0.02

C

A

Walnuts

6 kernels 15.58 144.15

3.28

Almonds

20

25.42 148.80

6.33

0.41

0.97

A EGGS

12.30

II

Hen Duck

11

27.47 48.30

35.20 07.42

time when this custorn was unknown. Hints For The Cook

but the practice of turning fruit into

jam and jelly was unheard of in Scot- THE new transparent and odourless and wall the end of the eighteenth oil silk beach bags make excellent

century.

John Gall, whose centenary is cele

about this brated this year, writes innovation in his famous "Annals of

Hung up in containers for lettuce,

this Inexpensive bag and crisp cool place, will keep lettuce fresh throughout the hottest day.

To prevent the Jam, soaking through

a

the Parish," when the Rev. Micah baked jam roll or cozing out at Batwhidder takes notice of the intro- duction of jam and jelly making into the ends, sprinkle the sponge with bread-crumbs before spreading with Scuttish country parish,

warmed Jam.

"should not," he remarks, "in my notations forget to mark n new luxury that got in among the communalty at This time."

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Sandwiches of fish or meat will be lighter and of improved favour if a few drops of lemon juice are worked into the butter before it is spread.

To add nourishment and character Scots folks had begun plant to any milk soup, place the beaten In their yolk of an egg or a few spoonfuls ef "groset and berry bushes yards," among the koil stocks and whipped cream in the bottom of the Then pour the soup on Cabbages, and about the same time hot tureen. "some of our young men who had top

When pouching an egg, add a good been sailors coming from Jamaica"

brought home great

quantities

of pinch of salt to the bolting water

ar, and so the "condiment" was and stir briskly for a second. Drop

med after the island.

the egg into the centre of the pan while the water is still moving. This

So It came about that "the fashion ensures that the cooked egg has a neat

to make jam and jelly, which hitherto shape.

came

had been only known in the kitchens To prevent jam Jars cracking when and confectionaries of the gentry.bolling liquid is poured in, warm the ta be introduced into the jars and stand them on a wet cloth clachan,"

Any "over- while they are filled. Jam was valued at first, Gult tells now" should be removed with the us, not so much as a preserve to be cloth before it hardens on the jar. eaten with bread and butter, but sa During sultry weather, milk bottles "a remedy for a cough, or a cold, or should be placed on the floor of an a shortness of breath." People also empty freplace, where they are con- soon discovered that jelly was an stantly surrounded by a current of excellent cure for sore throat,

cool air.

To make mashed potatoes light and Jam-making caught on like wild- fire, and Boon every housewife in creamy, beat in n little hot milk in Scotland was making jam and jelly which a piece of butter has been --often under difficulties, for if by {melted.

good luck, a woman was the proud A handful of fresh cherries, stuffed possessor of a brass jelly pan, she had with cream cheese, make a delightfu to lend it so often to neighbours that addition to the salted bowl. she could scarcely get her own jam madel

M. L. B.

We are told that "it occasioned a N easy method of removing frult great fasheric to Mrs. Balwhidder; stains, is first to rub the stain for in the berry time there was no with ordinary household soap, then end to the borrowing of her brass mix a little starch with cold water, it liberally over the stains, pant to make jelly and jam."

and spread However, eventually, doubtless to Rub it well in and leave to dry In the joy of Mrs. Balwhidder, "Mrs. the sun. Toddy of the Cross Keys bought one, Elles hale the smell of cloves, but which, in its turn, camo into request, you will find these give off a lovely

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