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... Ez'e/zler and z ·etnina~J ' Jwgeon 'ln the salad days Sixties I had a green velvet suit, but this imperial purple by Mulberry, who are s ponsoring our fashion exhibition, 'The Cutting Edge', is just right with the COUNTRY LIFE golden scarf' ALAN BORG ...
... breezy cheer. Good fish, drinkable wine, lovely ambience and terrible vegetables and salads. September Brasserie, 15-1 7 Queen Street, Blackpool, Lancashire (0253 23282). A Polish chef who knows how to salt a herring, serve it with rye bread and shallot ...
... SALADE FRANC-COMTOISE SERVES FOUR INGREDIENTS For the dressing: 1 tbsp Dijon mustard 1 tsp white wine vinegar 1 OOml whipping cream 1 tbsp Jine(y-chopped chives 1 pinch salt 2 pinches .Ji-esh(y ground black pepper For the salad: 1 chicory, washed and ...
... the sense of seasonality. Vi it the market in Aix-en-Provence in the middle of winter, and the vegetable and salad growers offer bitter salad leavesmulti-coloured chicory, nutty rocket and bitter baby piss en lit (dandelion) leaves, bunches of startlingly ...
... vegetables of Felici's Essay on Salads glow from the pages of the Aldrovandi archives. So does the cat who ate the fish that Felici was tryins-to preserve hung up in the chimney (perhaps 52 ..r·!o~·!k d.r:J . C O UNTRY LIFE Salads included s ome unlikely ...
... astonishingly elaborate salads JUNE 23 ' 19 8 8 COUNTRY LIFE In the past 15 years salad-making has once again been having the care and ingenuity lavished upon it that enabled it to approach the heights of its 18th-century heyday, when salads were quite capable ...
... a new wave of herb and salad growers who work directly with chefs to create dishes that tickle sluggish British palates. But perhaps their proudest claim is that their food has never known the clammy embrace of clingfilm. Salad days behind them: Mrs Smith ...
... ed endive, chicories, corn alad, land ere , salad rape, rocket (rocula), leaf radish, French orrel and even beetroot, my Kettlebaston friend is apt to include flower petals, or entire flowers, in her salads. Blue-flowered borage is an obvious choice and ...
... lettuce I know. Round-leaved corn salad, alias lamb's lettuce, has revelled in adobe-dry earth, whereas lettuce collapsed or bolted in the heat. Fresh sowings of corn salad, in drills 6in apart, will ensure green winter salading. If frame space can be spared ...
... ~~i\\/ 1/ lue tnesl\viqu ~' - Indispensable in:- * Cocktails * Fruit Salads * Grape fruit etc. Indispensable in:- * Indispensable * Cocktails * Cocktails * Fruit Salads * Fruit Salads * Grape fruit etc. S 01~ tmoo•tln \r\l• G/endenning & Sons Ltd. NeUJcnst ...
... ideally a cellar. They should last for several weeks in a refrigerator's salad compartment. They are excellent in green salads- r.erhaps better salads than the typical 'English salad defined by E. A. Bun yard as the true emblem of lost hope, darkening ...
... in A Kipper with my Tea, Macmi llan, 1988) speculated on the future of salads: were we moving into a sinelactucate [without lettuce] mode, he wondered. Seemingly we are, for salads made up with other greenery are now common fare at restaurant tables. ...