... POTATOES BAKED LOGANBERRIES. VANILLA CREAM 4- 4- 4- RED MULLET.—CIean, but do not draw the mullet. Put in a buttered fireproof dish with oz. butter and wineglass of wine. Season with pepper and salt. Cover with buttered paper and cook in the oven about ...

... Potato and Beetroot Cold sliced potatoes, partnered with beetroot, make tasty salad. Arrange a layer ot sliced potatoes a bed ol watercress, then cover with sliced cucumber and tomatoes. Garnish with chopped parsley and mayonnaise Serve otherwise the ...

... POTATO To the Editor, News Chronicle. Sir Enclosed you will find a freak potato I ha% e grown in my garden. I ant sending it to you because 1 thought it presented such a striking likeness to your humorous character, Professor Nimbus, whose ad. % enttires ...

... POTATO. There is no doubt that to seeuretb hcst shaped potatoes and heaviest they must have well tilled. fairly loosP' enriched soil to grow in. Refwo earthing up the late crop loose the soil thoroughly and deeply between the rows. This should be done ...

... Potato Cakes Left-over potatoes from dinner make light scones lor tea. Ingredients: Jib cooked potatoes. 2oz. margarine, tlb. flour, a good pinch of salt. Rub the potatoes through wire sieve, then mash in the butter. Work in the flour and salt, roll out ...

... Potatoes HOW would G. W. Coe (Letters. July 9) suggest we go about getting potatoes up perfectly clean when there is an inch of rain falling ...

... POTATO SCARCITY THIS YEARS CROP WELL BELOW THE AVERAGE Potatoes are expected be scarcer ow The monthly report of the Ministry of Agriculture gives this year's production 2 tons, compared with 2.879 000 tons in 1935. and the average of 3.122000 tons lor ...

... POTATO GROUND. The potato ground is now cleared, and while it is still light and friable it should be dug over and limed. It may be planted with winter and spring greens in variety, or it may be thrown up rough to mellow during the winter months. The ...

... PREPARING FOR POTATOES Seed potatoes in the clotting house.; have been slow in sprouting this season, and no harm will result if they are left there a little longer—the only drawback being a prolonged wet spell, which would make the planting of the last ...

... POTATO GROUND. The 1 iotato ground is now cleared, and while it is still light and triable it should be dug over and limed. It may be pla rated with winter and spring greens in variety, or it may be thrown up rout h to mellow during the winter months ...

... EARLY POTATOES. T..e early potatoes will be showing Bich haulm roout now and having in mind our excie-ien-e Last May I shall draw the earth up about them to protect them from late frosts. This should be one of the busiest months in the year and many of ...

... EARLY POTATOES. Toe early potatoes will be showing their haulm about now. and having in mind our exeierieme last May I shall draw the earth up about them to protect them from late frosts. This should be one of the busiest months in the year and many of ...