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... A COSTLY SALAD. Loveis of new gastronomic sensations and goiburet& in general should be thankful to MI. Alexandre Damas wilhs o ugives a recipe for what is caned a Japanese salad in his forthcoming play, 'Francillon, The illustrious parent-of thepo ...
... none but cabbagelettucesof some sort should a ever be provided for a ?? salad, the cos varieties e being too juicy to take the salad dressing kindly, Oar idea of a perfect salad lettuce is the old Berlin white, which grows quickly, stands hot weather ...
... meshes are more than an inch in diameter. A STIMPLE MIXTURE FOR A SALAD.-A salt- spoonful of mustard, sugar, and salt, a pinch of pepper, two table-spoonful of vinegar, and one of salad oil. This will form enough dressing for one lettuce with the addition ...
... feeders, and iners at home, like their salads well dressed. Good well-gowan lettuces with delicate white ifside leaves, make the nicest la, and during the summer they are easy enough to at.g But there are salads and salads; however dressed, it is essential ...
... correct definition of a kiss by mistake now a days is a blunder buss. TO MAKE A SALAD. Two boiled potatoes, strained through a kitchen sieve, Softness and smoothness to the salad give; Of mordant mustard take a single spoon,- Distrost the condiment tbat bites ...
... the dinnler comes the salad, to furnish up which in its due proportion no less Ilau 9,138 lobsters, with seventy-two crayafih, 302,754 heeds of lettuce, 10,600 bunhbes of water crosses, 10,800 beet tets 20,592 baskets of small salad, 21C0 baskets of tarragon ...
... stand; Gorway servants, butter oooler; Mrs Soagell, pair pink jugs; Mr and Mrs Slooombe, silver teo pot; Mire Ward, salad bowl; Lae family, salad bowl; Miss A Beer, jam spoon; Mr R Aleopp, cheque; bank officials, cheque; Mr Yabslov Lang, dsaert spoons and forks; ...
... 6 casks sheep-skius, 10 half-chests salad oil, 100 double brls. anchovies, 4 cases staure, I case alabaster-S. Horsley, I box objects of fine arts-Hare-' Sons, I brl. asphaltum, 10 jars salad ?? & Co. 20 jars salad oil. LissroN.-in the Dasher: R. Biggs ...
... your father ate last night of the oyster patres. You are mistaken. my dear, he only tasted of them; It was the lobster salad to which you ulilfide. Now you had better make out that I don't know what I And don't you make out that I don't know what ...
... of liedleston with an imperial croNvn suspended like the sword of Dansocles Above herly. ba..i*AF.Rlo Potato Salad.-Potato salad is very savoury and appetising. There are several methods of snaking it. The simplest is to boil the potatoes, cut them ...
... gun1--brig, Lieutenant Sir G. M. Keitb.- A rrencl privateer schooner, of 4 guns and 70 menby ,hc Bellette slool, Captain Saladers, on the 2d of July, off Barbadtle;.-Auld another sinall FTrnch privateer, buy th Clheruib and Nimirod sloops, oil the same ...
... and crops generally. antI it1 good for almost everything in ght and dry Io, r l so good on cold heavy lands. he ajority of salad gardens are deficient in lime-a substance s1l14 s 1 grubs do not like, but which plants and crops de, By its free application ...