... SUGGESTIONS FOR SALADS. THE time of year is now upon us when esculent vegetables are so highly welcome, and even necessary to many constitutions, for they are considered to be antagonistic to the approach of zymotic diseases ; and salads and salad-making have ...

... cool in the summer is salad I 'cries the poet; and who shall say him nay? - Tnat, at lear, is ail fuas-. saflable propositiou, it there be such.a thing in these con- tentious times. But why in the summer only P' Surely salad is one oof the delig ...

... flavour to the mixture. They breakl t rhe foliage for the salad-bowvl, never cutting it, > and they ?? and cdnitaingle the component 2 eparts of the dressing. with anxiety and 3scrupulous care. A good salad can be concocted, X of course; out, of a hundred i ...

... A COSTLY SALAD. Loveis of new gastronomic sensations and goiburet& in general should be thankful to MI. Alexandre Damas wilhs o ugives a recipe for what is caned a Japanese salad in his forthcoming play, 'Francillon, The illustrious parent-of thepo ...

... A CONJUGAL SALAD. Lth Wife: I have hired a music teacher for orp aLI daughter Fauuy. '1y I-Iuband: ' Great ScottI is it absolutel1 of necessary that we should always. 1uve a row ea hand with the neighbours 7 0 * *I ;or I grant we wandered off aloue ...

... card you may buy, for it is not only ac work of lit art, but is the result of loving ?? he Housekeeping. Or Salads and Salad Dressing% *b A GOOD SALAD.-Take a sufficient quantity of nlettuces, mustard and cress, a few young radishes, t and a small cucumber ...

... Among the more seasonable luxuries just new wye get soacklet, salmon, spring Ir chicken, ducks, lamb, and salade. a I Eng-ilis people neglect salad deplorably. Just at II this time of year, it ought to he looked upon as an fi essential dish at least once ...

... accustomed ourselves to think that we cannot have salad unless we have lettuce; and lettuce is not always to be had. Let us be convinced that a salad of lettuce is only one form of salad, and that the name of the dish is legion. We shouldJ scarcely be overstating ...

... be made into salad, and in this form used for a supper or luncheon dish. The following is a recipe for the same. Gam7e salad: Cut the remains of cold roasted game into very small neat pieces, like mouthfuls. Procure materials for a salad, that is either ...

... soup, an excellent sauce, an excellent stew, an excellent salad, and an excellent savoury. As a salad it possesses this great recommendation, that it can most easily be obtained when other salad vege- tables are out of season. Celery Soup is usually preferred ...

... none but cabbagelettucesof some sort should a ever be provided for a ?? salad, the cos varieties e being too juicy to take the salad dressing kindly, Oar idea of a perfect salad lettuce is the old Berlin white, which grows quickly, stands hot weather ...

... 0Th ?uItwj?. SALAD PLANTS IN W¶INTER. T'hroughout the summer and (luring genlial we i-tier it iit an easy matter to have a good and constant Sillply of salad plaits in gardens of all sizes; liut Is witer cot)05 on the sulpply, both in quality and variet ...