... SALADS AND SALAD-MAK ING. The art of making a salad is one of those attri• bates • ith which every person =edits himself, whereas in truth it is possessed by a very small number of the gifted few. The F.oglish, as a rule, are as crude and coarse in their ...

... SALADS. Although many things eaten salads contain other constituents of food besides mineral matters, their beneficial action in diet is due to the latter. The practice of eating salads is not common in Europe before the introduction of the potato, which ...

... FRUIT SALAD. One pineapple, six bananas, six sour oranges, oro lemon, , Pars tbs pineapple and shred it small pieces with a silver fork. Slice the bananas t.hin, pull the oranges te pieces and seed them. When all are prepared, put layer of pineapple, ...

... FISH SALADS. Fish is not one of the least *l. the making salad., and when (he cannot* be obtained? certain , in , ,L ,, « . kind such as sardines, lobster or prawns Tanetie *’ no moans despised, * ...

... AID TO PERFECT SALAD. In many homes the miking the dressing for «ilad almost a solemn rite. »n which the man the house shines conspicuously. sit '■of oil and vinegar cruet? the of ducks (with long bi'ls through which the ami ;vinegar trickle, will add ...

... made mustard little salt, pepner and sugar. If : 1 the fish should be flaked up. salad, and the dressing poured over all SARDINE SALAD. Make dressing by mixing together salad oil with half the quantity vine ° little made mustaid and pepper and «Tit 'l7 a ...

... vinegar according to taaie. Cream or salad oil may added with advantage, but as many people dislike salad oil, it is sometimes best to leave this out. Flaked fish, especially lobster or crab, a great addition to salad; finely shredded cold meats, chicken ...

... sauce make* tomatoes, salads, sandwiches, and all cold meats surprisingly delicious. ...

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... mintrutt. But I had n»t ieen you for SALAD. more than week. could not b« that . . , .. . . ' _. . not .ccurr.d t» change yon. wnt« .nth. C/ofe .ay. :-Thui the even in that short space of time; bo Mason for salads, and, aa home-mado dressing in first'l ...

... till Latin AttEkticaN NW& Y. PIM& 17th fast. have salad pa &ma. There is no news of importance heti Itis time Potomac. General Warren's eadaded bas reached its old position. Hb losses daring the tassel raid upon the Weldon Railway wets Lading in kilted ...

... for cutting young a small salad, Is the ',bite (*impala alba), a wild plant found m corofidds and similar plantain, variona parts of England and Ireland. It, treatment the an the ere., being ci.t to mix with that %%hen okb.ut two inch. Ligh, before it ...