... SALADINGS. vator of an allotment oF Any Here is .@ sajadin Lettuce, Tat of subjec tS : sorrel, onion, garlic, leek, chives,. chervil, _ summer savoury, basil hyssop, thyme, lemon thyme, tarragon, permny- thyme, sweet basil, royal, sage, bergamot, , nepeta ...

... Salads Ellen Ainsworthy WHEN you h»ve thou«ht every powlble w«y of mixing your B«ta4» to a good plan to leave the choice and tije mixing to your guests themselves. To this end the salad ingredients may be arranged separately in groups on a single large ...

... ms i. — Fresh salads will be more welcome than ever this year and will do two-fold service in summer menus. They will help to save doctors’ bills and will jo their bit in reducing housekeeping accounts, When we talk of a summer salad our natural reaction ...

... Salads Try rubbing a cut dove of garlic round the salad bowl before making your salad. Or mix in a little grated Srind, or a little grated horse- Pickle vinegar adds flavour to salad dressings. N.B. Don't bt with OlUtnflQS your flavourings. Herbs should ...

... SALAD HINTS CUT THIS OUT AND KEEP IT THE MINISTRY OF FOOD. LONDON, S.W.I 1. Use salad greens as soon as 3. Rub a cut clove of garlic possible after picking or buy- or the cut surface of an onion ing. If this not convenient, around the salad bowl before ...

... MACEDOINE SALAD. I tin mixed vegetables Salad oil. Vinegar. Pepper and salt. 1 lettuce. This is useful salad to make in an emergency. Take .the vegetables from the tin, put into a strainer and wash thoroughly under the cold • tap. then drain well. Heap ...

... SALAD PLANTS. Salad plants, especially lettuce, may treated in precisely the same way as advised above for cauliflower, especial care being taken to see that they are not overcrowderf. Both Cos and Winter White are good and hardy lettuces for standing ...

... WINTER SALADS. It is possible make very appetising salad* out of cold cooked vegetables, such as beetroot and celery, with good dressing; haricot beans, cauliflower, cabbage, carrots, and turnips —all these can pressed into service. Salads should always ...

... WINTER SALADS. With the object of having a supply of green salad in the winter, plant out some lettuce and endive in a frame at once. Hardy White is a splendid lettuce for winter use, and may be planted at a distance of 8 inches apart. A little later ...

... ALAD FOR WINTER. Endive is a valuable winter salad, and a few rows may be grown with advantage in the allotment: in fact, it may be regarded to be a6 im rtant in winter as lettuce is in summer. Now is the time to sow seed in shallow drills on the seed ...

... OOTHSOME SALADS Promote Health and Please Palate. A lover of good living writes : — “The favourite salads in my family are pre- pared with Grape-Nuts, accordiog to your re- We them as unapproachable, We are also fond of Grape-Nuts with cream asa breakfast ...

... SALAD CROPS. For autumn salading, endive is splendid, and a sowing may be made now. Distribute seeds in shallow drills drawm a foot apart. When making successional sowings of lettuce now, bear in mind that the seeds should be distributed thinly, so that ...