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... tongues ditto, 2 barons of beef, 2 quarters of lamb, G rounds of beef, 2 stewed rumps of beef, 5 sirloins of beef, 5 diehts of asparagus, 60 dishes mashed potatoes, dishes lobsters and prawns, ISO roast Jacket s, G leverets, 100 dishes pheasants (2 in each dish) ...
... delicacy when properly cooked. In Thilet the roots of young fern are used as food, and are considered equal in delicacy la asparagus. But we must stop. There are a hundred more at baud, and some day we will tabulate them. Meanwhile we remark that the poor ...
... partaken of. Between each trial course there intervened some non-competing course, such as fiah, fowls, sweetbreads and asparagus, and so forth. The roast beef hail been cooked before a small grata containing charcoal, with a bachelor's oven behind ; ...
... returning, See where sprouts the crisp Early greens and cauliflowers Now command a ready fair). Vegetarians now rejoicing Asparagus again may dress ; And fewer doubts of what's for dinner Need their anxious minds distress. They who fondly dote en pudding ...
... acre. I never bad any cabbages ft oin the garden's. I don't eat them: nor have I bad any asparagus. The bcds were dug up by a gardener named Moore, but the asparagus was not rut, and it all ran away. 1 had nothing out jof the garden, nor any fruit- I don't ...
... es of his cottage. The mulberry tree especially always comes in for a glowing account of its rich fruitfulness; and the asparagus bed Owe, • beery debt of gratitude to its master. The g ue st b e Phlegmatic per.on, and may wearily follow his excited little ...
... reduce the bunches whcre left too thick. Stop the shoots at one joint above the fruit. THE KflellEN-GARDEN.—PIant beds of asparagus and seakail, and spring dress the standing beds of the former. Plant out cauliflower and ettuce Plants. FRIGHTFUL DEATH.—A ...
... when th(toughly dry, should be plunged in dry mould or sand in the root-house. When at leisure cut down the stalks of the asparagus beds, and dress the beds, and if necessary give them a good dressing of manure. A SCANDALOUS CASE. The Tows says, with reference ...
... them or eat as a component part in a 6 When they are full-grown, you may boil them, and they taste like a combination of asparagus and green peas. The plant comes from Java. but we are told that it haa been fairly tried in the ground in England and succeeds ...
... Algeria ass becoming plentiful and Pell fur .ixpenet. :icy pound. ! New peas con Ike hail for three sisillinar. • pint. and asparagus about the same per 'untie. But the Paris market knows no stetson it put. the world under coati ibution for its supplies. ...
... of tho hour). - The Court espreseed an opinion that the master should have consulted the Guardians prior to laying down asparagus beds, and appeared to object to lasi below den to thi cultivation of • dainty dish for the MP ere, la answer to a guardian ...
... French history are altogether warmed. nted. ALAS poor Bumble The master of the Canterbury workhouse has actually plaited asparagus bale is his genies The Court of Onardians at their meeting this wcek severely isquired of hint whf.t there beds planted for ...