... food of asparagus dressed with butter, for which also Fontswile had • liking, but preferred it served with oil. Yontenelle said that for such • friend there was no sacrifice be would not mike, sad that he alionld have half the dish of asparagus which he ...

... it requires a special saucepan and container, in which the asparagus may bo cooked u pright. This is not only the correct way, but it is also the most economical, especially when the asparagus is large, because more of the stalk can be eaten. yearly two ...

... man. The flavour of unblanehed . asparagus shoots is super -tor to those grown in darkness. Asparagus can •be cropped naturally in the open ground, or forced by entering with boles covered with fresh horse I Asparagus is a suitable allotment crop. It ...

... fond of asparagus dressed with butter for which also Fontenelle had a liking, but preferred it served with oil. Fontenelle said that for such a friend there was no sacrifice he would not make, and that he should have half the dish of asparagus which he ...

... seedlings. CARE OF ASPARAGUS BEDS. Au asparagus bed will last a generation. even a lifetime, and continue productive if it is carefully attended to. Old fashioned gardeners always bad a fixed date on which to cease cutting asparagus, namely, June 21. After ...

... aoup, kepi hot. m the or double pan, and served with cheese straws. After that, extravagance, might come asparagus cream, made from canned asparagus, cooked in good white sauce and served toast that you make when you get home. In place of that might flaked ...

... fond of asparagus dressed with butter, for which also Fontenelle had a liking, but preferred it served with oil. Fontenelle said that for such a friend there was no sacrifice he would not make, and that he should have half the dish of asparagus which he ...

... —.—. - 1 1 ASPARAGUS ON TOAST. Boa the asparagus in the usual way. Chop off as much of the stick as is tender. Dissolve hall an ounce of butter in • small saucepan. Add the well topped yolk of a hard-boiled egg, the chopped asparagus, • tablvpoonful ...

... dinner table as means will permit. Although the use asparagus Ls old that it was known the Romans 2 years before Christ, and is appreciated all over the world, in the East well in the West, asparagus unfortunately never becomes so cheap that might Im* ...

... last fortnight sow asparagus, cauliflowers, i• ea kale, celery, salads should now be sown evioy ten days. Plant early potatoes in the flirt week, and a main crop during the last fortnight. Jerusalem artichokes, sea kale, asparagus and pees. raised in ...

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... heroes, sad other good fellows. WHERE ASPARAGUS GROWS WILD. Asparagus was not introduced into Britain by the Romans, as the =learned the MandeePOr Gitardion says. Dr. Blimilier'e friends applied the Greek term asparagus to some unknown tender shoots which ...