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... Eariy Salad. Mustard and cress provide useful and easily-grown salad during winter and spring months, provided temperature of 50 to 60 degrees can maintained. Fill suite shallow boxes with light, rich soil, press this down firmly and evenly, and water ...
... Salad Crops. Continue to maintain regular supply of lettuce and other salad plants. To economise space in the allotment, these may be sown between the rows of Brussels sprouts or between the lines peas and beans. Collect All Your ...
... WINTER SALAD (A taUd a day, kttpt illmrtt Mix « teacupful of chopped cooked meat with 4 cooked potatoes sliced thinly and a cupful of raw grated carrots. Line a salad bowl with the finely shredded heart of a small raw cabbage, and pile the meat mixture ...
... SALMON SALAD. Take the remains of cold cooked salmon, resmove the skin and >nc, and break the fish into flakes. it into salad dish the form uf a pyramid and coat with mayon* nai-c sauce or salad drcheina. Allow this to stand in a cool place for half an ...
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... POTATO SALAD Tim«t minutes, I* lb. potatoes old or new, 4 02. grated cheese. Dressing: pint milk or milk and water, oz. flour, 1 tablespoon ful vinegar, pepper and salt, tablcspoonful chopped parsley, 1 tablespoonful chopped mint. Quantity: Four helpings ...
... FRUITS SALADS i„ Apricots. Cberries, Figs. Crapos. Unities Pears. Peaches. Pine Apples. * Dd Raspberries. Strawberries, and Tl Fruit Salad. ...
... FRUITS SALADS Id Apricots. Cherries, Figs, Grapes, Pears. Peaches. Pine Apples. uid Raspberries. Strawberries, and Ti Fruit Salad. ...
... Herring Salad ib. boned flaked herring (or tinned fidt): 4 breakfaucups iliced cooked potatoes: I small onion leek, finely chopped: 2 tomatoes: 6 prunes soaked 24 hours: I tablespoon raw grated turnip or swede: salt and pepper; 4 tablespoons salad dressing: ...
... A Salad Gardaii. A Morning Post correspondent writes that much pleasure is derived from the cultivation of salad garden. He grows basil, balm, hyssop, sage, thyme, marjoram, tarragon, chives, leek, pennyroyal, rosemary, landcress, chervil, mint, endive ...
... the chopped onion. Place in the bottom of the salad bo* I. Pile the eggs in the centre and arrange the potato, carrots and peas round it. Sprinkle with chopped mint and serve with salad dressing. Cooked Salad Dressing Irrrl tablespoons flour: I letel tablespoon ...