... Chlclica Salad. Two curly lettuces, I cooked peas ic ken bard eggs, 3 or 4ols ripe Eng tomat and slice Ihe t and shred the I lag pieces of the heart for &cora squares. Nix 'vest, egg and ...

... Celery Salad. Wash the celery thoroughly, and sponge any brown marks away. Men, with a sharp knife, shred it finely across, put It at the bottom of a salad bowl, sprinkle lightly with pepper and salt; then pour over one dessertspoonful of vinegar sasd ...

... Orange Salad. _ Ts'kr sweet oranges, one table. balad dressing or salad oil, 14 ...

... CUPID’S SALAD. Make some tomato jelly, pour it into large flat disk, and when it hardens cut out heart* with one of your cutters. Place them on crisp individual lettuce leaves. Now prepare a cupful at atoned olives and sliced and chopped cucumber pickle ...

... SALAD DRESSING A salad dressing that, if bottled, will keep for some time. is made as follows: Take two eggs. separate yolks from whites. Beat the yolks slightly, add to them two tablespoonfuls salad oil, one teaspoonful eah of dry mustard and salt, one ...

... OTHER SALADS. Vegetable Salads With bla,ousaise Sane. Cold boiled new potatoes, cold bolted green peas, French beans, carrots or onions, one lettuce, chopped parsley or mint, beetroot or tomatoes. Method: Slice potatoes snd carrots, and mlx vell ...

... CAULIFLOWER SALAD. The cauliflower should be boiled in the ordinary way, and divided into pieces. Arrange the pieces in a salad bowl. Pour over some mayonnaise sauce just before serving, sprinkle with a little chopped parsley_, chervil, and tarragon, ...

... Raddish Salad. Scrape and • number of radishes, with spring onions chopped tine, st.rlnkle with mustard ant cress on top, serve with French dressing. If the radishes are not tender, soak In salt and Vt atrr for two liours.—Mrs. K. ...

... Mushroom Salad. Simmer Sib. mushroopki, cut small, In olive oil for quarter-hour, squeeze a few drops of juice on, and when odd season with end pepper and chopped parsley, end add mayonnaise sauce. Serve with cold game of any sort. I Mrs. R. White, The ...

... SALAD . DRESpII. For next week's competition please tend in recipes for salad and salad dressing. Entries to be sent in by Tues day morning's Please address letters: Priscilla, Illustrated Chrokicle, Albion-street, Leicester. „ ...

... Sportsman Salad. Procure a nice bunch of freshly. gather ed 'watercress, wash it well, rc. moving all the discoloured leaves, and drain rather dry on a cloth. Put the watercress in a salad bowl with a chopped onion and ?oz. of thinly-sliced kippered mackerel ...

... ORIIINTER SALADS. Lettuce and Cherry Ilated.--Wech ani shred a lettuce, dress sparingly with vinegar and olive oil, and place in a salad bowl. Stone half-pound of bottled cherries, arrange the fruit on the lettuce and pour over .t some Mayonnaise sauce ...