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... fill the salad bowl with layers of fish and lettuces and the gherkins. , Pour over a salad cream and garnish with Pikes, .emou and tuft ot parsley. ...
... CHICKEN SALAD. Ingredients.—One chicken, six eggs, celery, toniatoes, butter, sugar, mustard, vinegar, pepper and salt. Method: Boil the chicken tender, boil the eggs, then chop the of the bird, the whites of the eggs, and the celery into small dice, ...
... POTATO SALAD. Peel the potatove, PAIli when co-1d rut them into thin ahem, then divide into quartors, homing a quart of potatoes.. Pot. half a cupful of milk over the fire. Moisten a tablespoonful of eornflonr, add to the milk and etir until thitk und ...
... TO DRESS A SALAD. To dresa a salad with that ease and grace which is horn of confhknieu is no small accomplishment. In these daye, when all simple salads are dressed at table, every woman should perfect herself in the art of salad making. The recipe for ...
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... SALAD OIL OR OLIVE OIL ? IMPORTANT FOOD AND DRUGS PROSECUTION. A case under the Feed and Drugs Act considerable portanoo to grocers, was heard this morning at Nottingham Summons-court, when Fred Garton, grocer, of 258, Arkwright-street, was summoned for ...
... MEAT SALAD. Cut tip any cold. lean meat into pieces about no inch *lustre, mix them 'kith twice the quantity of beet-root, or of beet-root mu/ cold potatoes, cut into sintilar-sized pieces. A ainiple naiad drew-dna vinegar, into which has been stirred ...
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... Cu Salad Mbutting up Mos ans. Omen. NIDNESDAY. JULY in, on. Th e peonisr out of t o Is Budget prop:ear to an anfieftee of Oty men. His action gives color to the etupicion that. Mr. Aequith realise* the deeneres nature of the crincisen which the proposala ...