... giblets. Include the livers in little dumplings to be served with the soup. But the supremes? With fresh asparagus coming in now and then or canned asparagus tips as a garnish, I suggest supremes de voi.aii.i.e princesse. They are so quickly prepared that ...

... love. All his days, he had a dream of an Adonis yet remained what Cecil Beaton apparently described briskly as sloppy asparagus. Strachey's sharp observation is in its verbal expression theatrical and the presentation in this form, against a twenties ...

... Grandparents galore THERE IS NO BOOK BETTER FOR A cold winter evening than John Lodwick's The Asparagus Trench, a brilliant, adorable autobiographical beginning to a longer work the author tragically did not live to complete. This brief, gay and touching ...

... plays havoc, there is no time to waste. It is a valuable guide to battle, so arranged that, finding, for instance, that the asparagus has rust spot (as surely it will have), we can discover instantly what to do. No longer need we believe those highly trained ...

... page 148 Mariette is busily at work on a spread of ham and fresh salmon sandwiches, prawn vol-au-vents, sausage rolls, asparagus tips, cheese tarts, salad and things of that sort. After each encounter with Pop Larkin I creep away and nibble a meagre ...

... A Child's Garden of Curses (Heinemann. 12s. 6d.). I know that tastes in humour and wit are more personal than tastes in asparagus, oysters or painting, but (probably because I can't leave well alone) I must tell you that I think this volume remarkably ...

... and so are the autobiographical glimpses, and the vignettes of the father nimbly arranging a twist of bread-and-butter and asparagus, or mother pursuing a child with a chicken patty or a glass of sherry to stave off any sinking feeling between meals. Altogether ...