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... Mix well with some warm treacle, butter a mould or basin, put in the pudding, and bak for two or three hours.—Qtrem. TOMATO SALAD.—Throw any number of toms required into fast boiling water Mr half a minute, them Into cold water, under a tap running with ...
... in a cool place until wanted; then dip the mould into tepid water a second, turn it out on a cold dish, and serve.—Quers. SALAD DELlClOSA.—lngredients : Three white heart cos lettuces, two spring onions, or two slices of old onion very finely minced. ...
... chopped small. All lightly stirred up together, with some thin slices of pickled gherkins or other green pickles. Pour over a salad cream, and garnish with parsley and slices of lemon.—Quern. To PEas.—Peas should be boiled as soon as shelied. Put them into ...
... came with a rush, and won a fine race by a couple of yards. Time, 4min. 55sec. Two Miles Flat Handicap. Open-Prizes-lst, salad and helpers; 2nd, biscuit box; 3rd, biscuit box-1, James Beggs, 220yds, Hertford AC.; 2, J. Moore, 180yds, Portadown F.C.; ...
... Sidnach 1 I,kt Scorzoners 3 Turnip 1 pkt Vegetable Marrow 4 pkts Herbs,Sweet& Pot 1 pkt 'Pomato 1 pkt Capaieuna 1 paLt Coro Salad 12 pints Peas 3 pints Broad Beans 11 pia French Bemis 1/ pint Runner beans 1 pkt Beet 1 pkt Borecole 1 pkt Bruekeki Sprouts ...
... Marrow 4 ozs & } Cressa 4 pkts Herbs, Sweet& Pot 1 pkt 1 pkt Tomato 2 pkts Cucumber 1 pkt Capsicum 1 pkt Endive 1 pkt Corn Salad 1 pkt Gourd of Pumpkin Evidence of quality, unsolicited:— From Mr. F. S. SHEARDIAN, St;Vild The Collection bad of you in the ...
... Spinach 1 pkt Scorsonera 3 ors Turnip 1 pkt Vegetable Marrow 4 pkts Herbs, Sweet I POI 1 pkt Tomato 1 pkt Capsicum 1 pkt Corn Salad ,IGHTNING GEYSER. Warms Bath le TOUR MART & SON. Me i Menton Road. Loudon. JEW. DiM KENT, the Garden of England.—Buy your ...
... until the fowl becomes tender. Then take it out and allow it to become cold, when it should be cut into dice, placed in a salad-dish with a dressing made of Lucca oil and vinegar (equal parts of each), and the yolks of two hard-boiled eggs rubbed thoroughly ...
... (230yds), P. APLaren, 230yds ;T. G. Willis, 230yds ;D. Heavy, Belfast. 440 Yards Flat Handicap (Open)-Ist prize, china and gold salad bowl, with, ewers; 2nd, Lot v jug and lamp; 3rd, sugar and cream—l, W. A C.D.H. (Byds); 2, R. Dodds (scratch) • J. I'. ( .ibb ...
... A LADY'S LETTER. Salad green (says the Ssason) is just now the colour mostly favoured by fashion; it is worn in (very shade, roin the lightest yellow of the inside, down to the Jarkest green of the outside lettuce leaves. Bonnet ind hat ribbons are mostly ...
... batter, take four tablespoonsful of flour, a pinch of salt, one gill of warm water, one tablespoonful of melted butter, or salad oil, a pinch of baking powder, or the whites of two eggs, whipped to a stiff froth. Mix the flour, salt, butter, or oil, with ...
... is to say, ordinary butchers' meat—and how keen is the relish for vinegar or any cold, tasty viand that can be eaten with salad or cucumber, and is in no danger of being tainted, even when there is a thunderstorm. Ham is very nice, but no housewife need ...