... A NEW USE FOR ASPARAGUS. Those who are fond of small economies, says the Clohe, may, if they wish to make a small fortune in a novel way, start a company for ntiluine the ends of aspara- gus. Probably, not. a dozen housewives in London have the remotest ...

... in its fifth edition, and dates from 60 years ago. Among the recipes, dated 1830, we find prescriptions for stewed asparagus, asparagus omelette, bath buns, fried beetroot, black-cap pudding, broiled mushrooms, fried cauliflower with white sauce, macaroni ...

... viands and liquor which will be consumed are en- ormous, and include 50 oxen, 250 spring lambs, 10 loads of strawberries, asparagus, and greens, 25 tnrtles, 2,500 crabs. 2,400 lobsters, 1,600 canvu- back ducks and pigeons, 51 barrels of oysters, 5,000 bottles ...

... Liebig Company's Extract of Meat can be pu! to, we may mention just a few of the dishe? named in the book. Starting with asparagus sonp. we Grid ox tail sou;), baked red mullet, muttoi: pilau, jugged hare, shepherd's pie, dresseC vegetable marrow, pnimesan ...

... p a mushroom house, asparagus, carrot, cucumbers, musu rooms, mint, potatoes, radishes, rhubarb,, and pea'CHie. ASPARAGUS AND SEAKALE.-This is the best tinwiro the whole year to sow, where new beds are rec^l^afiy Dress asparagus beds with manure,, and ...

... consuming eight soles au gratin, twelve lamb cutlets, a joint of roast veal weighing eigi.'t pounds, thrpe kilo- grammes of asparagus, and an omelette of twelve eggs, besides a 1 hitch cheese, twelve pounds of bread, ;.nd fifteen bottles of wine. At the conclu- ...

... prices. Whitebait is retailed at from eighteen pence per pint. Escallops are cheap. The vegetable markets are attractive. Asparagus is cheaper, owing to the arrival of supplies from Spain. New potatoes are cheaper, quantities having been received from the ...

... gloomy view. But this valley is favour- ably situated for the growth of fruit and tbe better class of vegetables, such as asparagus, yet even then it is only by conltant toil and severe deprivation that the stocking is filled. Occasion- ally, too, the peasant ...

... namely, ham in honey, a pure of peas, vegetables, and dogfish four side dishes haricot cheese with bamboo buds (a kind of asparagus), roots of bam- boo, chicken, shellfish four hoi's d'eeuvres in duplicate ham and chicken, fish and gizzard, pork tripe, ...

... drapery and tables in the bays supported slender crystal vases, filled with magnificent chrysanthemum blooms and trailing asparagus ferns. The concert room was lighted by clusters of lamps affixed to the garter shields beneath the knightlv trophies displayed ...

... well in a grey tweed flecked with pale blue, sleeves and vest of blue silk, and carried a shower bonqaet of daffodils and asparagus fern. Mrs Ingiedew was dl-essed m black, with a handsome velvet and jetcJoak her bonnet was black velvet with gold ornaments ...

... GARDEN WORK FOR THE WEEK. KITCHEN GARDEN.—Asparagus and seakale for the first supply to be put in at once. All that is wanted is a mild sweet bottom-heat. Seakale must be shut up close and dark; asparagus will want air and light; the latter to be out ...