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... SALADS AND MUSHROOMS.* Much ÜBeful information will be found stored within a small compass in these two several works on Salads aud Mushrooms. Let us take that which relates to salads first. English people generally know but one bond fide salad. We ...
... ! Salad for the Solitary. By An Epicure. London : Richard Bentley. The fanciful idea of providing a literary salad for the , solitary could scarcely have entered a brain better ! framed than the author's for giving effect to it. He | has, indeed, produced ...
... more than the blanched shoots of the wild chicory, and that the salade de chanoine'' is our own neglected corn-salad. Our peasants, however, have yet to learn the art of making salad, and the wisdom which selects and dulcifies with oil the bitter qualities ...
... Hogg presiding — a paper was read by M. H. de Vilmorin, of Paris, on Plants Used for Salads. The lecturer showed how many more plants were used for the purposes of salad on the Continent than are employed in England, instancing especially the dandelion ...
... makes a cool re- freshing salad doubly delicious, and the less apti- ™J for th « consumption of food, which, during the hot season, many people experience enhances still more the value of the salad. Unfortunately, our English salads are remarkable only for ...
... of Conde, publi_hed ?? 11 ?? 5^ _° 1 F'»*-f- k_ \r o Evenings with the Sacred fo. thP 1 - Saui^f»! the Poplar author of Salad • v ? .r- f y V^ B .™ P-bH-her. A second edition of j ~um Mitford BLA Told in her Letters Lo, .ust ?? --ue«l by Mr, Lentley ...
... the house and in Apia Yvho wouid have been pleased to do anything for her. He is said to have been taken ill while mixing a salad, a thing I never heard of him ever at- tempting ; and lastly, with a fibroid lung an-l deficient blood supply he is — for I ...
... Hornsey, the Local Visitors, have been presented by the inmates of the Printers' Almshouses, Wood-green, with a handsome salad bowl, as a slight recognition of the interest they and their family have for some years taken in that branch of the Printera' ...
... per- dreaux rotis, salade de maches avec betteraves ; cardons a l'espagnole, Charlotte a la Pompadour ; deesert. 2. Potage gras au tapioca, bouche^es _. la reine, sole normande ; pigeons a la crapaudine, filet de bceuf rod, salade de chicorde, buisson ...
... spinach, passing them through a sieve after boiling them. My experience as to uaml-li >i,s is limited to eating them as a salad, which is excellent. Here again the dandelions _h_uld be youns:. — Your.-, _c, BEATRIX HERBERT. Hillingdon Place, U-bridp;e ...
... H. Cannar, and performed a good selection of music. Garnishing Salads.— A huj?e article on salad- m.aking in the (-'ardencr.*' Magazine concludes by recom- mending the garnishing of a salad with a few bright flowers. This perhaps might be adopted when ...
... Boulogne : — Prix de la Porte Dauphine.— Con_to Alfred, 1 ; ?? ronne, 2 ; Sans Secousse, 3. Prix de Vaccresson.— Fanal, 1; Salade, 2; Rosa belle, 3. Prix Grepfulhb.— Farfadet, 1 ; Brie- ?? Brae, 2- 3lanc.l 3 ; Chitr 6, 4. Won by a neck. Prix dcs Tilleuls ...