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... College of Surgeons, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C.2. GOOD [j Woking Here Is the perfect combination for the perfect kitchen.THE c rT Belling Streamline £13.5.0 Electric Cooker with inner glass oven door, and illuminated in terior. automatic temperature ...

... Always, always, that large, dis cerning ear was cocked for what was cooking around town and seldom, if ever, around his own kitchen. He told fibs not lies about his early life and he improved the facts a bit in his stories. Once the real money began rolling ...

... tea that is really hot. But so far, alas, I see no sign of an English cook (I think I would even prefer a Scottie in the kitchen, and I clamoured in vain for a rock cake. Longer ago than I care to remember there were three British teashops that were particu ...

... rissole, that dingy, almost formless thing, whose inside is probably composed of anything that has been lying about on the kitchen floor. On top of Budget petrol all this is most indigestible. If we dare judge by all this palpitating chatter that is going ...

... particular, Nesta Webster was there at that intriguing period when two strong personalities were in conflict. She found Lord Kitchener by no means the grim War Lord that he has so often been depicted. This was the ex perience of most who had the privilege ...

... cooking and cellars are as good which means that they are better than can be found anywhere else on earth. The Berkeley's kitchens are a study in ele gance and spotlessness. Its rognons flambes Matignon, mentioned by Michelin, are worth all the marks and ...

... is East and West is West for this book recapitulates the ugly story of what {Continued on PW C-i Booh Reviews The Alehouse Kitchen, by Rowlandson shows hoiv in 1810 the familiar public house was beginning to evolve from an ordinary domestic room. It is ...

... venerated Mrs. Merrick straight from prison, Jack Smith (whose whispering baritone was interrupted by a murderous assault in the kitchens) and ten mysterious financial associates of the ever mysterious Mr. Maundy Gregory. The late Luigi, 1 have written, and ...

... It is based on the strange theory that food cooked in the open air is in some way superior to that prepared in a proper kitchen. One of the saddest ceremonies I ever attended was a barbecue held on the roof of a New York apartment house. The host was ...

... ra bits. L \-And they eat the results of their skill without any disturbance of conscience all. A tin of tunny fish in the kitchen is a ood excuse for a curry. But when Comm tder Cousteau, speaking his commentary to th film he had taken, said: And now ...

... trains is usually in inverse ratio to the cooking. The problem seems insoluble. I have been on Canadian trains, fitted with kitchens no larger than the average English one, where the a la carte menu contains dozens of items. It is miraculous how it is done ...