... 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 ...

... POTATO SALAD. The wise housewife regards a salad as • necessity, not as merely • luxury. Here is • new potato salad from salad cream booklet. Steam some firm young potatoes. Cut into half•ineh slices. Mix in some finely chopped onions and dress with • ...

... 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 ...

... WINTER SALADS Grape-fruit salad n an excellent one. the frail being peeled and sliced and dies left to Fairings oil and vinegar. To the slices are the. added chopped walnuts and hazel nuts, mimed maid apple—as unripe so possible—mimed raw celery, and ...

... . SALAD PLATE ( Support from Kirkwood BORDERS MP Afchy over a 20,”) Sig’\flllfl'c PCDI.IOII Kirkwood joined an all-party to 10 Downing Street. group from the House of Com- The petition called for the mons and representatives from exemption of prescription ...

... 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 ...

... cut into thin slices. Mix the two together r.nd sprinkle with a little sugar. Then pour over any salad cream liked, and serve in a salad bowl Chicken Salad.—Cut the chicken into not too small dice after removing all skin and bones. Select a nice lettuce ...

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... dressing—the dressing that wade those salads of hers so de. helot's. Armed with Madame's recipe, I have tried many umes, but with small success, to make this salad cream. One day, in • shop-window, I saw • bottle of salad cream bearing the mark of the famous ...

... SALAD MEALS The Food Minister has been preaching the virtue of the green vegetable. Food experts have been dong this for years. But Lord Wooktcut adds—i:row Your Own. Salad addicts have grown in numbers during the past few years. Salad :s nolo:neer a ...

... SOME SALADS. DANDTLION. • Take • bunch of dandelion leaves and a penny bunch of watercrese. Wash the leaves well in salted stated, and antengto them in a howl. Mice over then. very Analy a couple of small omons. Make • dreesing with olive oil. • little ...

... FRUITS SALADS Id Apricots. Cherries, Figs, Grapes, Pears. Peaches. Pine Apples. uid Raspberries. Strawberries, and Ti Fruit Salad. ...