... FOR SALADS * This . being the . isesson for • salads, mould is an excellent addition. Cook 1 2 1 b. (or more if required) white fish, flake and remove bones. Mix 20z. cornflour with milk from 3 4 pint. Bring rest of milk and 1 2 'pint of water to the ...

... Salad INGREDIENTS: Ilb. potatoes; 8 oz. cottage cheese; two tomatoes, skinned and chopped; half a chopped green pepper; half a lemon; salt and pepper. METHOD: Peel the potatoes thinly (scrub or scrape new potatoes. Boil in salted water until just undercooked ...

... SALADS The food will be pre pared as much in advance as possible. Last minute jobs must be make gravy and cus tard (these are alway best freshly-made and to prepare salads Salad vegetables arf rather limp at Christ mas, so crisp them ut by correct storage ...

... SALAD Other salad-stuffs will include beetroot, radishes, salad cress, salad onions, and more of the babyu English carrots that are so sweet and juicy to have raw, although, of course, they are also excellent when cooked. Greenstuffs could well be a little ...

... Salads With the fine long summer our thoughts still turn towards something cool, light, yet nourishing for a meal— in other words salads. The word salad has a much wider meaning than plain lettuce and tomatoes. It is originally derived from the Latin ...

... SALAD Other salad-stuffs will include beetroot, radishes, salad cress, salad onions, and more of the babyu English carrots that are so sweet and juicy to have raw, although, of course, they are also excellent when cooked. Greenstuffs could well be a little ...

... SALAD Or for a more exotic taste, try making up some fruit salads. Freshly made the day of the picnic and carried in airtight boxes, they’ll make an ideal accompaniment to the pie. Try these: Cubes or half-rings of fresh or tinned pineapple with slivers ...

... SALADS Eating out is synonymous with salads. Although there are no shortages, everybody seems to have the same idea, so it's a case of shopping early. If you are making a day of it use plastic bags and screw-top jars for your salads. They will keep fresher ...

... SALADS Potato salads can be made into substantial meals, are ideal for lunch, high tea, supper or for a hearty snack. Cook the potatoes and drain them, cut into dice. Then add your mayonnaise or salad dressing and mix the ingredients together in a bowl ...

... SALAD Or for a more exolic taste, try making up some fruit salads. Freshly made the day of the picnic and carried in airtight boxes, they’'ll make an ideal accompaniment to the pie. Try these: Cubes or half-rings of fresh or tinned pineapple with slivers ...

... SALADS It's salad-time again and here are a few suggestions that may pease the family. Fish Solod-1 lettuce. I can tuna fish or llb. any cold boiled fish, 1 cup mayannai,e, 1 teaspoon chopped parsley. piece of cucumber. Line a bowl with lettuce, place ...

... IN SALADS If you are thinking in terms of using cheese with salads and this is certainly the time of year for them —then cottage cheese, white Stilton, Wensleydale or Cheshire are good buys. These are all mild in flavour and slightly acid. Lancashire ...