... Kitchen Beeton's Standard Cookery ‘Books are given away In exchange for Lemco wrap‘pers and weight labels collected between now and 30 th November, 1901. ■Write for particulars to Lemco Cookery Book Office. ■6, Fenchurch Avenue. London, E.C., or see detailed ...

... In the Kitchen, Collared ox-cheek is delicious, and the meat is very inexpensive. See that it is quite fresh. Wash, and then wipe dry; well salt it with common salt for twenty-four hours, then put in another pan with the following mixture; Half an ounce ...

... In the Kitchen. Spiced Vinegars.—French cooks pay much more attention to flavouring than do their English compeers. With us, vinegar is vinegar pure and simple, yet what a difference of taste there is between vinegar flavoured with herbs and spices and ...

... In the Kitchen Fig Padding.—Jib. grated bread, |lb. best figs, 6oz. suet, 6oz. raw sugar, spoonful of milk, and little nutmeg. The figs and suet must be chopped separately very fine; mix bread and suet first, then figs, sugar, and nutmeg; add the yolk ...

... IN THE KITCHEN. Rich, wholesome, palate-tempting soups; delicious hashes and gravies Bbvril will help you to make them all. With Bovrilyou can restore the original juices ot re-cooked meat; with Bovril you can. add snap and flavour to a stew t with Bovril ...

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... Lord Kitchener. Mr. T. Williams writes Pearson’s Magazine” of a recent visit to Lord Kitchener: had not seen him since the early days in the Soudan, but, beyond being a little greyer and stouter, there was not much alteration in his appearance, except ...

... the suggested communal kitchens have been furnished by what are called “The Invalids* Kitchens” system, under the management of Lady Muriel Paget and her committee in London during the later years before the war. These kitchens in various parts of the ...

... ROBERTS AND KITCHENER. THE RELATIVE DUTIES OP A COMMANDERIN-CHIEF AND HIS CHIEF-OF-THE-STAPP. Hlrt functma of Oommander-in-Cliief is docile the great questions the answers to which He make up the qutlinee of a campaign, selects tiie objectire or objectives ...

... Lord Kitchener. I>r. Butler, the present Master of Trinity College, Cambridge, may regarded as the man who exercised the most influence Lord Kitchener’s career. It was found, upon the death of his father, that the family resources were so straitened that ...

... Lord Kitchener* correspondent of “To-day,” writing from Cairo, says that he saw Lord Kitchener when on his way to* the front, and was struck by his appearance of great strength, iron physique and utter absence of nerve. He says, also, that it is a noticeable ...