- 1Preface
- 2Preliminary Observations
- 3Historical Sketch of the Art of Making Bread
- 4Bread Corn
- 5The Bread-Fruit
- 6Sago Bread
- 7Sago
- 8Casava Bread
- 9Tapioca
- 10Plantain Bread
- 11Banana Bread
- 12Bread of Dried Fish
- 13Bread Made of Moss
- 14Bread Made of Earth
- 15Analysis of Bread Flour
- 16Theory of the Panification of Bread Flour
- 17Unleavened Bread
- 18To Make Oatmeal Cakes
- 19Mixed Oatmeal and Pease Bread
- 20Unleavened Maize Bread
- 21Unleavened Bean-Flour Bread
- 22Unleavened Buckwheat Bread
- 23Unleavened Acorn Bread
- 24Sea Biscuit
- 25Leavened Bread
- 26Leavened Rye Bread
- 27Hungarian Rye Bread
- 28Bread Made With Yeast
- 29Method of Making Wheaten Bread, as Practised by the London Bakers
- 30Quantity of Bread Obtainable From a Given Quantity of Wheaten Flour
- 31Home-made Wheaten Bread
- 32To Make Pan Bread
- 33Brown Wheaten Bread
- 34Mixed Wheaten Bread
- 35Rolls, French Bread, Muffins and Crumpets
- 36Barley Bread
- 37Mixed Barley Bread
- 38Rye Bread
- 39Turnip Bread
- 40Rice Bread
- 41Potatoe Bread
- 42Potatoe Rolls
- 43Apple Bread
- 44Domestic Oven for Baking Bread
- 45Popular Errors Concerning the Quality of Bread
- 46Laws Prohibiting the Adulteration of Bread and Bread Flour
- 47Economical Application of Yeast
- 48Economical Preparation of Yeast
- 49Potatoe Yeast
- 50Method of Preserving Yeast
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