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... SEASONABLE SALADS. I Sabnolz Salad. Have a steak cut not more than half an inchl thicl, put it into a ?? with a little ?? e butter, sprinkle with pepper and salt, cover the c pan, and cookt very slowly until done, which evil I , urobably be in twentv ...
... THE PHILOSOPHY OF SALADS. 's ^le seftson °f salads No well-provided is now without that bowl of mingled light dark green foliage which imparts something (If the freshness of spring into the blood, and tells \111 that, somewhere or other, there must be ...
... individuality of toe salad. T6.begin with the simple French sa.lad, dressed with . viniaigrette and fourneiture of herbs, aL ev hundred people will. uix it in, a hunudred dif1ferent an W.ays. One, rule, often disregarded by second- rate salad make'rs, is that ...
... flavour to the mixture. They breakl t rhe foliage for the salad-bowvl, never cutting it, > and they ?? and cdnitaingle the component 2 eparts of the dressing. with anxiety and 3scrupulous care. A good salad can be concocted, X of course; out, of a hundred i ...
... of a spring salad. Mus- tard and cress, radishes, endive, lettuces, and tender green onions, these are the principal ingredients for an early salad. And first, it occurs to reflect how many persons sit down to their dinner of lamb and salad, who do not ...
... A COSTLY SALAD. Loveis of new gastronomic sensations and goiburet& in general should be thankful to MI. Alexandre Damas wilhs o ugives a recipe for what is caned a Japanese salad in his forthcoming play, 'Francillon, The illustrious parent-of thepo ...
... A CONJUGAL SALAD. Lth Wife: I have hired a music teacher for orp aLI daughter Fauuy. '1y I-Iuband: ' Great ScottI is it absolutel1 of necessary that we should always. 1uve a row ea hand with the neighbours 7 0 * *I ;or I grant we wandered off aloue ...
... M :US . IA M R T MURED -~ SALAD - MARKET.: THAT man of many worries, .M. DELCASSs, has taken upon himself' yet another,- responsibility for ?? ROCHEFORT. He called yesterday, we .are told, upon Count MONSTER, and expressed his regret that the Intratsigeant ...
... SALAD AND HAIR OIL, I Mineral oil as a salad dressing has still to find its way into the British cuisine. The Robertson family, of Kilburn, gavejb a trial the other day quite unintentionally, and never want to rElpaat the experience. Some days ago Mr ...
... THE PHILOSOPHY OF SALADS. This is the season of salads No well-provided table is now without that bowl of mingled liglit and dark green foliage which imparts something of the freshness of spring into the blood, and tells us that, somewhere or other, there ...
... POTATO SALAD, Slice tbin ei,;bt l).)il-jd potatoed ; cut up a white onion and mix with the potatoes ; cut up some bacon into small bits, autbcient to teacup, and fry it brown ; remove the meat, and into the grease stir three tablespoonfuls of vinegar ...
... THE TRUE PHILOSOPHY OF SALADS. This is the season of salads No well-provided b bl. is now without that bowl of mingled light and dark green foliage which imparts something ot the freshness of spring into the blood, and tells us that, somewhere or other ...