... to serve. WATERcRESS SALAD.-Wash the cress, put in salad bowl, season wiLh, salt and pepper. t!il half a pint of vinegar with two tablesnoonsful a cream or melted (oiled) butter, and pour over tbI cress. To iIl.Lkn RAsrDERnv SALAD.-TO a quart o; ripe r ...

... they be wvorni after they become damp witil f a perspiration or otherwise.--Cassell'8 Xcigm-ilze. t e L Hints for Salads. LETTUCE SALAD.-Take four or five heads of n cabbage lettuce, remove all outside leaves, and s t cut ott the stalks close; then cut ...

... top. y, Bake io a good hot oven one hour and a half, ie. Easily-Alade Salads. r ?? It is a matter of reeret that, in spite of all that a has been written upon the subject, the salad is r . oftener the exception than the rule on the average ydinner table ...

... in the proportion of a quart of water end two grailn. of saccharin to each pound of fruit.-Queeen. Uen Salads for Suppet. CIRcCKEN AND ToxGuE SALAD.-Cut a well. boiled chicken into small pieces, and slice a Russian tongue finely ; mix equal parts of oil ...

... parbley chopped fine is an s addition to all of these salads, ad a little mustard 11 is usually liked. Boilerl beets cau be' substituted d for jpart of the potatoes. 'Always boil potatoes o for salad in well-salted water. 0 ?? A Use for Cold Tea. * t ' ...

... put them on at dish, and W,V spread a little Small salad, or a few leaves of cos lettuce, fiuiely shred and very dry, onl the top. An anchovy or two minced is a capital addition d ,eto thle salad. Most people like those which are 1 preserved in oil ...

... guest.-Queen. A Seasaoable Salad, Skin and mince finely a sufficient quantity of prawns or fiue red shrimps. Beat the yolks of a couple of hard-boiled ergs withi a spoonful of orich nreti and a pinch of salt, aod stir in salad oil until the eggs become ...

... rather large pieces; a knife should not be used. , Drain the small salad ann cloth, looking it well i yover to reject all the decayed pieces; put the. .t salad, lightly mixed, into a salad-bowl, with the c radishes, nicely cleaned, the spring onions and ...

... made could be observed by her. 8ulddenly, at the heiglit of the festivities the veteran caine across a caterpillar in his salad. A furtive glance at the hostess disclosed the fact that shec too had cijscoveied the embarrassing circuinstan ce. It was a ...

... flavoured with vansiv a. Bananas and oranges sliced and saturatedls rs wine is mentioned as a new salad in Washigetn, at It is an odd combination. it A delicate salad is made of alternate layers si .thinly sliced oranges and bananas sprinkled with d sugar, moistened ...

... manner. , Arrange a Pretty salad of lettuce and cress and a garnish it With sliced tomatoes. In the centre .t eceeight larg slices of tomato, and on each slice stand half a hard-boiled egg. Four a good r mayonnaise sauce over the salad, and dust finely a chopped ...

... founed en lost to all sense of decency as to say that the gee h, condition of Mud Salad Market ie a disgrace to its full if decal proorietur. ?? a The Salad Market has beep Sala'd more than once stot g.in the D. r;,but his Grace is not likely to he affected ...