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... POTATOES SOrFFLEES. Take some large potatoes, peel them and cut themc in sheet, rather lose than a quarter of an inch thi..k ; dry them thoroughly with a cloth, and put them in a frying basket. Have ready two pans filled with boiling lard, plunge the ...
... THE CHAMPION POTATO. J. J. Clarke, cf Goldstees Farm, Hove, writes to the Times : I have received so many inquiries respecting the Scotch Champion, that I fear its virtues are not so widely known as they deserve to be. The following statement, showing ...
... Neaw & POTATOES CALTHWAITE YOGURT 150 g ...
... ABOUT POTATOES. There grows in this Britain of no finer vegetable, nor one more wholesome and nourishing, than our well-beloved friend the potato. Angels must have invented the MCcuteot tuber. surely, for. although chemists tell us all about wbat it contains ...
... Committee a; 2. sted to ee te inguire imto the best means of diminishing t requency on Tuesday. and the extent of failures in the potato crop was issued It states that the scientific witnesses were agreed ia their belief that the disease spread during the summer ...
... THE THREATENED POTATO FAMINE. A Mitchelstowm correspondent learns that the Government has issued instructions to some of the Irish public departments to make inquiries into and report on the condition of the potatoe crop. The constabulary in affected ...
... Lung had laid before the Manchestor Corporatkm his report on the potato famine, had be laid the conditions were really heartrending. The never saw bond, and lived all day long un potatoes and milk. The CLERK. niggested that they might call a pub lie meeting ...
... THE POTATO BLIGHT IRELAN Potato disease prevails extensively throughout the southern of Down. A Bellewstown (county Meath) correspondent of the Freeman's Journal wrives :—The potato in this county and also in other counties I ve been travelling in lately ...
... POTATO PUDDING BAKED. Proceed as above. a with the potatoes, fill fi nd cover with a thick plate of potatoes. Bate till brown. ...
... POTATO GKUWIKG COUNTRY, although it mina. the pastas can be got clean without the will rtieking them Women p m _ plolmi at this work in of 16 or 20 or more is h e ld Th e mo m hare first been np these heeds gather. sort. peck in peeks, which are weighed ...
... POTATO PUDDING BOILED. Mash sous. Do tatriesaud tOthemicid a beaten and a little milk. Press these into a mould leaving a sin..ll hollow in the centre which can be with cooked vegetables, minched meat, or any kind of fish, and covered with a paste made ...
... ‘AMINE The Govern issued instractions to some of the Irish public to make inquiries into and report on the condition of the potato crop. districts are mak- ing inquiries, the Local Government Board has its union i to on the crop, and some in Mitchels- of ...