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... OTHER SALADS A classic English summer salad of round lettuce (no designer lea\'e here), radi hes, English designer ...
... MIXED SALAD w this Literary Guide first came out four years ago, smaller and lacking illustrations, I asked it, politely I think, to sit down and answer a brief examination paper. Who did this, said this, and where? Where was someone or other born? Where ...
... home-grown vegetables are in short the wide supply just now, range of saladings of recent weeks is quite surprising. Some ingredients I do buy: crunchy Iceberg lettuces, SALAD SALAD DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS my own Gem will not come in til the end of next month ...
... SALAD DRESSING F EW medieval dishes would be immediately recognisable to diners today, but salad is one of them. A recipe from the 14th century calls for Persel [parsley], sawge, grene garlec, chibolles [shallots], oynouns, leek, borage, myntes, porettes ...
... two years) as Cress Mega. In other catalogues you may find it as Salad Rape. These names need standardising. It is flavoury and not too hot. Lamb's lettuce, otherwise known as corn salad or mache, we sowed on August 28. It is a slow developer and was ready ...
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... SPRING SALADINGS AND AFTER X NYONE who is keen on salads will want to be able to pick them fresh the year round. New season's crops have probably not yet come to hand (which reminds me that I've not sown a box of cress, yetsuch a fresh flavour and very ...
... HISTORY IN THE SALAD BOWL HEADINGLEY by JoHN WooDcocK .. .. .. by BRIAN HALLIWELL .. POLO: BRITISH OPEN wHr.;H~P~ ~A~S~~OUT STREAMS? .. PETt?'J~~~BITJAR~OXHOUND . SHOW .. by J. N. P. WATSON .. BRANTWOOD, CUMBRIA-I by CLIVE ASLET ENEMIES OF THE BROWN HARE ...
... A LAST LOOK AT MUD SALAD MARKET 1012 COUNTRY LIFE-OCTOBER 10, 1974 Written and illustrated by CHRISTOPHER NEVE T was a long chapter-many would say I T was a long chapter-many would say far too long-the story of Covent Garden market that is finally due ...
... pickled for salads. Until replaced by purpose vinegar, vegetables Today addition to table 300 salads are not over-numerous, cucumber, beetroot and for onion, salads came onions (spring though pickled onions), chives, more often eaten roasted for salads. Until ...