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... Cultivation of Cauliflower. The cauliflower is one of the most 11.-e--fut of vegetables, and may be eat 3 to :?onibine, in some (legre, the good of the flew with those of the more covuteas /species, as it gives tha daintis/ess of the choicer kinds with ...
... c24z2. CAULIFLOWER FRITTERS. Cook a cauliflower inflour in plenty of boiling water until nearly tender. Break it into convenient pieces and dry these . Coat each piece with good, thick, white sauce, then lay on a greased tin, and put in a cool oven. When ...
... inst 11—A fair seasonable supply of tegetables and fair demand; cauliflowers made firm prices, otherwise values were generally easier. York cabbage, 6s to 11: 6d per load : cauliflowers, Is 8d to 2a per dot : scallions, Sd to per bundle; turnips, to 4d ...
... consequently left almost undiminished. Ground occupied by SabotOtte. Celery. Onion& and Cauliflower. 'Furnip. and !Waffles. Cabbage or Griffons. and Cabbage. and Beam. Cauliflower. .and Onion. 'rurnips. Celery. Pew.. Soinavh. .- . w•Vic-Arme . . aminalemmemin ...
... IN THE WORLD OF womaN CONDUCTED NY EILEEN. Old muslin curtains should be washed, cut into squares, and used for tying up cauliflowers and asparagus for conking. Rusty-looking silk can be made clean and new-looking if sponged with the water in which potatoes ...
... these in a basin, and sprinkle with salt. Poor boiling water over the cauliflower, cover with a plates and let it remain for a day. Then drain, and *read the pieces of cauliflower on a cloth, and allow them to stand for another day to dry. Boil a bre ...
... VEGETABLICS. Fair market of all of produce. Trade quiet. York, load, 50/- 1 63/-, 80/-, 90/-, 100/-; per hog, 3/-, 4 / 1 ; cauliflowers, dos., 6/-; carrots, 1/-, 1/6; cucumbers. 3/9. 6/-; naiad, Pd.; celery, 4d.` 3d.; thyme, Id.. 9d.; scullions, Id.. 7d.; ...
... fiSZ•IFIZa Kitchen Garden. Keep a careful eye to cauliflowers under frames, etc., destroy ineects, and harden the planks by using the protection as little as the weather will allow. Those from the frames, and the smaller ODOS from the .handlights. where ...
... carpet, 'large enough to cover the whole firephtce, in water and hold it in front of the grate. 164421 tete 'Then C i f/0k cauliflower in milk and water; it. gives them a better flavour, and beak whiter than when cooked in waber. I- ...
... 30th, 1897, And flail with The Globe Artichoke, Artichoke, Amperage', Baena Beets, Broccoli. Brewed Sprints. Cabins'., Cauliflower, ( Wary, Onion, Pinky, Poe, Rhubarb, Baikal', Spinach, Turnip Vegetable Marrow, and contain atueseens hints • of Operation ...
... ot vsgeta'oles, parti. tularly cabbage, whits turnips cud caulitionetu ; demand slow. Quotations—York, tts to Its load ; cauliflowers, Is to 2 per Aasket ; paisley, Is 3d to Is 5d pe-r trag ; paisnips, Ind to Is per dozen; carrot., Sd to 9d per down ; turnips ...
... The General Advertiser, from Mu/ la, RC to ino 1191 And The Glebe Jerusalem A nichoke, Asparagus, Beam, Broecoli, Specs* Cauliflower, Wert, Leek, Onion, Pee, Spins* Marrow, seci 'Wain and a MOW 4 Gerdes Operation' for each week. Price 6d. By Post, 641 ...