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... throat. in cookery was peculiar, and fairly took out black Apicius off his legs. Among others, was the following recipe for a salad cold potatoes, endive, red herrings, potato heetroot lettuce, eggs, anchovies, oil, pepper, and other cruet articles, with ...
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... specimens of Koch Kunst will also be found interesting :—A duck stuffed with almonds and apples, raw ham with pancakes and salad ; potatoes and catraway comforts ; a turnip sliced, and made delicious with rock, pepper, and to be eaten with In the maiter ...
... and salebrious rthe now and diseased potato. Hitherto the d kind has been only wsed ia England as a pickle or a garnish for salad. even the few who dress it gene- ‘ly boil it, by which process the rich saccharine juice ina great measure fost, and the root ...
... Pipkins Ginger Beer Bottles—Salting Pans Quart Stone Bottles—Marbles Black and yellow glazed Teapots Rockingham Teapots. GLASS Salad and Celery Bowls Water Crafis—cut and pressed Salte Champaign Glasses—Liqueure Glasses Material Decanters—Jelly Glasses Excise ...
... tongues, 2 barons of beef, 4 stew• e ramus of rumps and ribs beef, ; dishes of shell fish, ditto of mashed other potatoes, salads, 140 jellies. 50 dishes of tares, j creamed. 30 do. »f othtr tourtes, ditto of 20 Chant illy Keui- roast t'l- I '*•—. leverets ...
... RURAL AFFAIRS. Gardening Operations roams Week.—Celery may be for a full crop. Turnips, spinach, onions for drawing, salads of all kinds, Iseks, &c. should sown also. uow broad cast, in a good open situation. Red Beet and Mangel Wurzel.—For the general ...
... in-closed proceeding of in-door life. Cool lig! hted, curta Sidney Smith’s directions how to salads ; Robert repeated f taste, which seemed quite ap- make a-salad for a@ nar 0! ropos 3 from this we gotii nto a discussion about various things con nected with ...
... Sir,and asparagus-—(ay, now you are on the right tack)—apricot jam and other tarts, a custard and jelly—(ay. ay) —a little salad with a nice dressing, and some Stilton—(very goo’)—and a choice dessert. will do—and what of wines ?)—Spark- ling champagae ...
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