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... The Cauliflower. middle height, the head is white, compaot, and fins grained, forms quickly and keeps firm for • long time. The earliest Paris forting is especially suitals!e for sowing in summer; if sown in April, heads will form by August or September ...
... Cauliflower. Sow in heat in February or March, for transplanting in April, for a supply in July and August ; again early in April for September use; and for Spring use sow in August, to transplant in March or April, in rows 2 feet by 2 feet. VEITCIII4 ...
... cAULIFLOWER PICKLE. Firm and full-sized cauliflowers should be for pickling. Ifemove all leaves, and pore the stalk. The flowers nhould be taken off iu bunches, steeped for a couple of days in brine. and drained. Wipe them dry, put into a hot pickle in ...
... sowings of cauliflower becoming large, and which will soon spoil unless rain conies to moisten the ground. It is a hopeless case attempting to plant cauliflower while the weather continues dry. It should be borne in mind, too, that cauliflowers require deeply ...
... CAULIFLOWER SOUP• %Vash a medium-sized cauliflower small ones and break into sprigs . sliced Spanish onion and boil in a milk and water until quite tender through a hair sieve, rubbing as mud' the vegetables through as you can. Mi. ounces of cornflour ...
... Cauliflower Cheese for Supper Put the cauliflower after it is cooked into a fireproof dish, pour on cheese sauce, then sprinkle generously with grated cheese and toasted breadcrumbs. Put in a hot oven for fifteen minutes. Delicious! ...
... The Cauliflower (Autumn Giant). as long as the season remains mild. After October some care will be needed to prevent the heads being caught by early frosts. For the latest crop the beat plan will be to lift the plants with good roots as soon as the heads ...
... were sold in the first week in July; the second cauliflower. marketed on October 28. The potato crop realised per acre .837 odd, or. making full deductions for expenditure, £l9 net profit. The cauliflower realised the large sum of -840 odd per acre, or ...
... ESER FED CAULIFLOWERS. Take op the plants a day or so before they are full-grows, and when perfectly dry take uff the lar,;e underleaves. lay thew in rows in a dry shed, and cover the roots of each roe with dry earth, laying thew sideways, with the crown ...
... The Early Erfurt Cauliflower. about nine or ten to each headlight. When allowed plenty of air in mild weather, little or no protection other than the lights is at any time necessary in but southern counties, but in colder di•tricts litter or mats must ...
... REMAINS OP CAULIFLOWER. When all the centre of a cauliflower has been iMM-d at table, there still remains the green part of the vegetable that good. This may used the following way : —Cut up tho stalks and green remains rato neat pieces, and brush each ...
... POACHED EGG ON CAULIFLOWER. Save every atom of cold boiled cauliSower, for with the addition of nicely poached eggs a mart delicious breakfast dish can be prepared. Break up the white part of the cauliflower and heat it in the oven with a little white ...