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... SALADS Try packet of:—LETTUCE Favourite), it is splendid! RADISH (French Breakfast), 4d, SCALLIONS per HAVE YOU SOWN? Parsnips or Brussel Sprouts, yet. or Savoy. Summer Cabbage Carrot. Kale or Cauliflowers, Spinach. Vegetable Marrow’s, Parsley, Broccoli ...
... SALAD on. D* future olive oil and ground nut (arachis) oil, of which grocers were atill getting in small quanti“ e *> bought only from the chemist for certain medicinal purposes and against a doctor's certificate. ...
... SALADS Salads can be substantial and in the dark Winter! days-the season of ills and chills-the vitamins and| minerals in raw vegetable salads help us to fight fect and fatigue. Make a point of giving your family a bl bowl of salad three or four times ...
... SALADS. Lettuce and radishes are in great demand during the summer mor.ths. and seed should be ;own at intervals of a fortnight. Hearted lettuce is much superior to the young plants drawn from the seed bed, and will be much more tender if grown rapidly ...
... SALADS COW some endive to get supply O { or -vrtnter salads. Choose a wann. well-manured plot, keep the seeds moist, and transplant to Inches apart In rows drawn 15 inches from each other, as soon the seedlings are large enough to handle. Throughout the ...
... For that salad Cucumbers are down to 4s. each, portions selling at Is. 6d. Tomatoes average 25.-2s 6d. lb There Is still big surplus green varieties Plenty of English lettuce Bd. head, cooked beetroot Id. lb., radishes Is., spring onions lOd. There no ...
... SALADINGS. Saladings such as lettuces, radishes, corn salad and so forth, can be sown successfully outside at this time of the year, except in the coldest districts of all. Mustard and cress aro usually sown in a cold frame, Vie cress being sown a few ...
... Salads Try rubbing a cut clove of garlic round the salad bowl before making your salad. Or mix in a little grated orange rind, or a little grated horseradish. Pickle vinegar adds flavour to salad dressings. ...
... SALADS all tE® fe©Ht®r for this adMndn©® Every salad need its complement of HO VIS to ensure that no vital element necessary to healthy nourishment is lacking. HOVIS, with its high content of wheat-germ is rich in body-building proteids. ...
... the salad dish. There is a whole host of subjects that can be turned into attractive and nutritious salads. Those who have no particular fancy for raw carrots can be introduced to these wholesome items of diet through the medium of the salad bowl. Onions ...
... SALADS. BANANA AND VT SALAD.—Take foul bananas, remove the skin, and cut in slices algiut a quarter of an inch thick. Remove skin, pith, and from two °lunges, and cut up in small pieces. Wash and shred a lettuce, and arrange it at the bottom of a salad ...