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... LITERARY. POETRY. RECEIPT TOR SALAD—LAST EDITION. Two large potatoes, parsed through kitchen sieve, softness to the salad give ; ardent mustard add a single spoon. Distrust the condiment which bites soon; But deem it not, thou man of herbs, a fault add ...
... CROSSE and BLACKWELL’S FLORENCE CREAM fur Salads, Lobsters, &c., which Salad after the I’ariaian manner can obtained one minute, and which is justly acknowledged all otbeia; the game lime it will found eery economical and convenient to families and c ...
... Netiles.—The nettle is said to have the following ties : Katen in salad, it relieves consumption; it fatten* cattle, whether eaten green or dried ; it not only fatten* but improves their flesh ; it is antidote to rnOR sheep which eat it bring forth healthy ...
... bicou, its quotations are tolerably :In. Yery salad supply of English cheese is on the market, which has caused the trade to- be somewhat brisk ; fureign hos declined in some few i ll _ stances 2s per cwt, with a heavy sale. Full prices continue to be ...
... A RECIPE FOR MAKING SALAD, BY THE KEV. SIDNEY SMITH. Two luge potatoes, pasted through kitchen sieve, Smoothness and softness to the salad give mordauut mustard, add a single spoon, Distrust the condiment that bites too soon, But deem it not, thou man ...
... Fiat, salad, *Ed arava for Slaw. rgEAT, SAND, and GRAVEL, now as Sale 1 - on the Grquads heretofore koown as the UPPER POND, on SHIRLEY COMMON near SOUTHAMPTON. at the eaderineutioned Priem, per Horse Cut Load; viz., Peat, 50.; Sand, Is.; White ditto ...
... RECEIPT FUR DRESSING SALAD. BY THE REV. SIDNEY SMITH. Two large potatoes, pressed through kitchen sieve, and softness to the salad give, mordent mustard add a single spoon. Distrust the condiment that bites too socm; But deem it not, thou man of herbs ...
... SALAD CREAM. r I''HIS exquisite Prepa■ _ ration, from the Original Recipe of that universally acknowledged ConniKseor of the good things of this world.” Dr. Kitcminkk. slnnd.'i imrivalled as one of the delightful and picqnant Compounds for the DRESSING ...
... tinueci supply of salads sbouM be immediately taken. I.ettu for spring use should he sown about this lum-, and aiv> bed or two late winter Spinach. further delay should allowed in sowing for mam crop of Cabbages. I.av Onion tops in cases where the crop ...
... POETRY. A RECEIPT FOR MAKING SALAD. THE REV. SYDNEY SMITH. Two large potatoes passed through kitchen sieve, Smoothness and softness to the salad give. Of mordent mustard add a single spoon, Distrust the condiment that bites too soon. Dot deem it rot, ...
... CROSSE and BLACKWELL'S FLORENCE CREAM for Salads, Lobsters, See., which a Sa'ad after the Pansian manner can obtained in one nrnute, and which is jnstljr superior to all otbeia; the same time it will found economical and convenient (o families and cluMtonsrs ...
... E E N MANUAL FOR OCTOBER. the kitchen garden. Sow—small salading j Isttaees radish, foe.; in the first week. Massgan heens; peas, the early frame the end of the month. Flsai—slips of many kinds the awasi herbs ; early in (he mouth. Transplant—endive; ...