... want talk spring salad. Mustard and cress, radishes, endive, lettuces, and tender green ot ions, these arc the principal ingredients for early salsd. And first, it occurs reflect how persons sit down to their dinner of lamb and salad, who not think, who ...

... comes the salad, furnish which iu its due proportion than 9,138 lobsters, with 72 crayfish, 182;754 heads lettuce. 19,080 bunches water-cresse*, 10.800 beetroots, 20,592 baskets of small calad, 2,160 baskets tarragon, with 400 gillons of salad oil iu id ...

... JKROJ AND THE SALAD DRESSING. Ur. U.-l Henuchrl. uj. -MAP.,’ Ml Ik* -tory of the dajr kr. >• Uw origiMl • ...

... Kaglann to eat mallow salad, or cos dandelion and chervil! He begins and ends with lettuce. Even this cannot mix properly, Madame tells him that lettuce, with little vinegar, tali, and melted bacon fat, will make him a good dish. A salad of hard and watcr-crecsee ...

... coloured the patriotic red. white, and blue. Hie potato salad made the hit of the evening, beetroot supplying the red, creamy potatoes the white, and others coloured blue, gave the third (iet. The salad »aa built up in th* shapt of a fort, bits of trnffl* ...

... tuine on salad, ami while they bemoaned the Inomipctrncy *.f England mix geiimne salad, they praised Francrfurher salad-mak frt- wasthe ouly a complishment for which trw »r* were not worth the va uable -pace they occupied earth but for their salad making ...

... visited the hospitable inmates were busily engaged in brewing cleret cup, and Bordeaux, lemons, sugar, ice, and Champagne, and salads were in abundance, and the end the tent was a Bar, where anything else In reason could be bad for the asking, though water ...

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... from paternal discipline!: “An orphan.** Mrs. Greene: “Charlee. was at the way you devoured that salad to-night. You know you always said you detested salad.** Mr. Greene: “ Tee. lovet 1 didn’t know that there wae another way of making it than yowe.- ...

... anti horse-radish. Hoots of tlaiuklion, packed together in Icaf-tnonld ami put into gentle heat, will furnish a delicate salad in five six weeks. Pascal! seakaleiM)ts ore best for the Turn over manures, and put aside in heaps, be frozen, rottejl leaves ...

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... routs of fruit tree. The haws of south and west walla aro the tz:,first with early Pees, Potatoes, Preach Cauliflowers, and salads. No doubt the heat reflected and the shelter by the =lb are exceedingly useful in fostering growth; but the tables an often ...