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... they are a good shape and look very tempting. Asparagus Soup. INGREDIENTS. 1 lb. aspartuus stalks; le oz. flour; j pint milk; yoke of 1 egg; salt and pepper. METHOD.—OnIy the hard, white pert of the asparagus should be used, the green ends being served ...
... MISCELLANEOUS RECIPES. Vsgetable Hot-Pot.—INOREPTENTS.-2 lbs. of potatoes; about 4 OZA. each (more or less, as convenient) of asparagus, cucumber, cauliflower, carrots', leeks, spring onions, turnips, spring cabbage, lettuce; oz. of dripping; 2 teaspoonfuls ...
... any spare portable frames and light. available they might, with advantage, be placed mi one of the Asparagus beds to hasten the growth of the Asparagus. This is not termed forcing; it is utilising sun's warmth, and will forivnril the growth nt least a ...
... aspleniums and pteris may be repotted now similar soil. Asparagus.—Planting may still be under.- taken, but no time should be lost now, on growth will be active. It is most important' when planting asparagus not to keep the rents out of the soil a moment longer ...
... cheeries, 61. to Bd. per lb.; oysters, Is. 3d. to 01. Od. per score; rabbits, per couple, 2s. 64.; strawberries 64. lb.; asparagus Is. 64. per 100; black game, 3e. per brace; mackerel 441. each; salmon, ls. to Is. 2.1. per IL; mushrooms, is. per lb. trrozErta ...
... each; filberts. 10d per lb; walnuts. 4.1 per lb; chestnuts. 34 per lk; cocoa -nuts. 24 each; b an anas, ls per dos; English asparagus, 28 per I bundle; foreign, 84 per bundle. ...
... tin but condition for returning ea the beds for blanoblog and feeding purposes. • Menem the asparagus beds and let it remain on dialog the winter. The old asparagus stalks, if taken care of, will serve to abettor • few early radishes in the spring when strewn ...
... frosty weather with strawy gianure. Asparagus.—All shoots of asparagus may be left to grow as soon as peas come in • or should cutting off the shoots have ceased at the end of May, so much the better for the asparagus, which will thus be allowed more 'Cline ...
... substance than am heat comm he isaml when required. A pitscis of the Early Milan Turnip may be sown imm a frame after s crop as Asparagus. where these is it ill glm liii , gOrIlli• nation. Isi desdiseg with light soils liable to bursa up hot weather it is a gmsod ...
... Sunday.— Dinner : Sprats in oil. Pork with sauerkraut and stcwisd Supper : Julienne soup, vegeta -alai'. Monday. Dinner : Asparagus wit Ii white gravy, potato litiieô, cheese. Supper: Potato soup, sauerkraut. Tuesday .—Dinner : I resit with white gravy ...
... Geraniums. African Lilies, Primulas. Macaloidus. Chrysanthemums, Palms. Ennonynus, Gold and Silver Azaleas, Maidenhair Ferns, Asparagus Ferns. etc.; 3 Robin Hood BOILERS by Foster and Pearson. with the heating piping : (about 20 tons) to greenhouses. etc. The ...
... under cover in shady position, and store away in paper bags for winter use. Any vacant ground may be filled with Scotch and asparagus kale, broccoli, savoys, and coleworts. Cabbage seedlings forming rough leaves may be pricked out four inches apart to .trengthen ...