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... a'i Mago. , For Roast Neat, Steaks, Cutlets, Chops, Cold Meat, Fish, Curries, Gravies, Soups, and an excellent addition to Salads. Os This Sauce is unrivalled for its piquanc7, stomachic, and invigorf.• • •••—;• • sting qualities. It produces a most exquisite ...

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... with sprigs of fresh parsley, or make a salad with lettuce, watercress, ,ko., very finely shredded, and pile it up high in the centre of the dish. To give it a little more colour, ornament the top of the salad with slices of boiled bcet-root, stamped ...

... n'i Mago. For Boast Meat, Steaks, Cutlets, Chops, Cold Meat, Fish, Curries, Gravies, Soups, and an excellent addition to Salads. This Sauce is unrivalled for its piquancy, stomachic, and invigor,.- - sting qualities. It produces a most exquisite and ...

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... be added with advantage. The salad ought to stand a few minutes in front of the fire to aid the abeorptiou of the liquid. It is, of course, to be eaten cold, but should not be kept too long before use. To make a mixed salad, sliced beetroot, tomatoes, ...

... 4d. ; radishes, Id. ; greens, sd. to ; young onions, 4d. per bunch; old onions, 2d. per lb.; mustard and cress, td.; mixed salads, Gd. seakale. Is.; basket celery, 25.; foreign rhubarb, 9(1. ; asparagus, Is. 6d. to 3s. per bundle ; peas, Is. 34. to 2s ...

... per bunch; Spanish onions, It to 24. per lb.; English onions, as. to 4s. per sieve; mustard and cress, 4d. to Gd.; mixed salads, 3(1. to Gd.; mushrooms, Is. 3d. per basket; seakale, Is. to 25.; celery, Is. to 25.; foreign rhubarb, to Is. per bundle. ...

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