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... ASPARAGUS. bundle asparagus, 1 lettuce, 2 hardboilcd eggs, mayonnaise sauce, pepper and salt. Cook asparagus in boiling salted water, when tender drain off water and put aside to cool. Wash lettuce leaves, using inside leaves only. Place them in glass ...
... ASPARAGUS, Asparagus tips, 4 eggs. U ozs. lard or dripping. 1 tablespoon water, pepper and salt. Heal the asparagus tips in a small saucepan. Make the omelette as for plain omelette. When the omelette is ready to fold place the asparagus tips on one half ...
... FORCING ASPARAGUS. Pour-year older roots are dug late in autumn and atom! in a cold cellar or shed under a covering of straw coroanut fibre until wanted. force, pack the clumps close together 2 or inches of earth; cover with about inche* of loose soil; ...
... CREAMED ASPARAGUS. 1 bunch asparagus. Salt to taste. White sauce. Wash the asparagus thoroughly, and cut into pieces about 2ins. long. Cook in salted, boiling water until tender. It will take roughly about 25 minutes. Strain, and serve in a hot dish, ...
... Fresh Fruits. Cherries currants. . gooseberries, grapes (hothouse), plums, strawberries. Fresh Vegetables.—Asparagus, green beans, broccoli and cauliflowers, carrots, chicory (saladl. cucumbers, endive, lettuce, mushrooms, peas (green), potatoes (new) ...
... the asparagus round the side of the mould with the heads down; set them with a little more of the aspic jelly. Put the remainder of the asparagus through a wire sieve. Heat the sauce, melt the gelatine in a little of the liquid from the asparagus, add ...
... GLUTTONOUS THIEF. FATAL THEFT OF ASPARAGUS, Strange chain of Circumstances A Milan telegram in the London '‘Telegraph” says—Strange indeed are links which make tho fatal chain of circumstance in (ho story of Giuseppi Cogliati, who died recently a raving ...
... planted during April or May, the ground being afterwards trodden down round each plant. Select those with roots attached. Asparagus.—Deep, rich, cool, and thoroughly drained soils in open situations are best. As a crop will remain productire for many years ...
... THE VEGETABLE GARDEN’ .ASPARAGUS.-!)«*]•, Tich, cool, and thoroughlydrained soil' open situations are best for now bed*. As a crop will remain productive lor many years it proper rpe|«aration be made, the ground should deeply trenched in autumn and re ...
... vegetables, add with the herbs, and simmer gently for hours. Strain through kitchen cloth and use required. CREAM OF ASPARAGUS. 1 tin asparagus. 1 pint white stock, or water. 1 pint milk. 2 ozs. butter or margarine. 2 07s. flour. To make nourishing soups, ...
... HORTI( ULTURE. RENOVATING AN ASPARAGUS BED (J.L.W)— I have an asparagus hed which is badly flled. more than half of it being blank in nmu;a!arail 1 just sow sced now in the bed to cowe up nest year, or would you advise my digging up the old plants and ...
... occasional tprinkling of &alf. soot and guano drv weather is henrfiria! if followed heaxy wai' rmg. the proper and maatmne of asparagus ...