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... ou don t mean to tell me, exclaimed a noted chef, But I never use cream in my cream soups or even 10 was visiting the Hem* Kitchens, You don't milk. It isn't necessary. Nobody notices the difference. m o yOU pUt cream in your He was told> however, that ...

... he was offered the Presidency of the (then) Local Government Board, he recoiled, saying I decline to be shut up in a soup kitchen with Mrs. Sydney Webb. A cadet of the Marlborough House, he was born on November 30th, 1874, in Blenheim Palace, with an ...

... Helen Burke THERE ARE TWO DISTINCT WAYS OF preparing and serving a meal. Both are good. For the first, there is a cook in the kitchen and a parlour maid in the dining-room. For the second, the dishes are so well planned that the hostess-cook can serve everything ...

... high favour with gourmets; indeed, as late as twenty years ago. And once upon a time the celebrated Carême presided over the kitchens of the Prince Regent's Dome (some have thought he even cooked up that piece of architectural pastry), while two King Edwards ...

... allowed love my lood. It is deep in Soho, for ne thing. For another, I have seen it expand from a room id a kitchen to two floors and kitchens (in the plural). Leoni Iways treats me as though I were an important person instead f just a hungry customer ...

... London, the audience is so entertained that it puts disbelief in cold storage. And when the Doctor, visiting the thieves' kitchen kept by this fence, makes contact with as con vincing a crowd of odd crooks as any inside the covers of an Edgar Wallace ...

... tL Jp) J^O^G Thrift. NO citizen of this great Empire whose fortunes are now in the melting pot will question Lord Kitchener's statement that the soldiers and sailors who are fighting on their and its behalf must not be stinted in any way. We are sure ...

... or what those decisions were. Mr. Asquith nr-tpH without inciuirv. Mr. Churchill talked, Lord Fisher sulked, while Lord Kitchener was so busy gathering all the administrations of the War Office into his own hands that little- military opinion reached ...

... appearance. Tell me knoweth thou not of a little appartem'ent to let, non-furnished, quite modest, three rooms, a bath and kitchen There is an awkward pause while the friend pretends to be thinking deeply before mouth ing this enormous lie: To-morrow I ...

... DINING OUT with I. Bickerstaffe NO sign of the war between the stage and the kitchen seems in sight. Early rising of the curtain can threaten nothing but a sandwich, a too- expensive theatre drink and an aching void before dining properly anywhere in ...

... called The Monarch Dines (Werner Laurie 10s. 6 d.), by a man who was one of the mad King Ludwig's cooks, and we find that the kitchens of the Bavarian Court were run on French lines, not Teutonic, as in Berlin. Here you can read of such things as Indian birds' ...