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... For Vegetarian . Menus CONTINENI THESE dishes are popular on the Continent and also in the East, where little meat is eaten. If you want something to take the place of meat try the recipes. They are excellent. Niokls Romaine Two ounces of semolina, half ...

... THE MENU Midland IBECAME air-minded at the week-end. Having received an invitation to go over to Castle Bromwich R.A.F. Aerodrome to hear advance news about Empire Air Day on 28 May, I put on one or two extra coats and went. 1 was very glad 1 went—and ...

... Vitaminou• Menus. Sir,—ln view the publication by famous specialists of books on the dietetic treatment of cancer and of the application of Unitarian principles in cancer prevention, I wonder whether readers of the Gazette can help me to ascertain the ...

... Breakfast Menus. Breakfast less of problem, for few people take more than two courses. Here, however, the Grand give the following, taking one menu card random, from which select two courses: Porridge with cream; fried whiting; kippers; boiled eggs; sausage ...

... MARROWS on the MENU THE greatest fault with the growing of vegetables in England seems to be the one of allowing them to become too old before they are gathered. True, the output is greater because of the increased size, but those who ' have the opportunity ...

... HOTEL MENUS. There were informal ctiasultaucns amongst hotel managers yesterday. The plans for cutting down their menus are practically complete. The meeting provisionally arranged with Mr. was put oft until to-day. They will receiv. the President of ...

... CITRISTMAS MENU If a parcel’s contents have been badly arranged, the tightlydrawn string just cuts into the cardboard box —and the task has to be done all over again. ...

... ON THE MENU TO•OAY. Birmingham hotels will have grouse on the menu to-day. But very, very few people ever order the bird, said one manager. Most people prefer chicken, or a steak, or a chop.' The Gazette representative has come to the conclusion that ...

... Menu Before Mishap It was revealed, however, that shortly before the accident Smith was seen in a public-house, and one witness described his condition as merry.” Medical evidence showed that he had probably had three or four pints beer. The Coroner, ...