... SALADS AND SALAD GROWING. Salaals—beyond lettuce, mustard and cress—as yet are but half understood in England; at the same time there is sbusdant evidence that the taste for salads is being more generally acquired year by toar. This is demonstrated in ...

... sALADS AND SALAD UROWINU. Salads—beyond lettuce. mustard sod rises—as yet are but half understood in England; at the same time there is abundant evidence that taste for Wads i. Win,/ more generally acquired year by year. This is demonstrated its the cam ...

... SALADS AND SALAD DRESSINC. Salads.—Too often odds and ends of vegetables are left in the larder to waste. For instance, there may be a potato, a few green peas, and part of a stick or celery—not much when taken separately, but if the potato is cut into ...

... SALADS AND SALAD DRESSINGS. BY MOYRA. Waste not, want not. is the motto of the careful housewife. She utilises odds and ends of vegetables for making salads, cutting up the potatoes into tiny cubes, mixing with those green peas which were left over ...

... SALADS AND SALAD GROWING. Sahuis—beyond latinos, ud aci.-. ja > bat bail understood England; at jama una ia abondaat eTideaaa tbat tbe taate for salads being more generally acquired year by year. demonatrated tha of tomato, a practically unknown twenty ...

... SALAD AND SALAD DRESSING& By MovRA. Waste not, want not, is the motto of the careful housewife. She utilises odds and ends of vegetables for making salads, cutting up the potatoes into tiny cubes, mixing with those green peas which were left over from ...

... Salad higredients: 2 medium-sized carrots, grated, 2 sticks celery, chopped finely, a small piece of onion, i small turnip, grated, t bunch watercress, chopped, i lb. cabbage, thedded, salt and pepper, vinegar or salad dressing, if liked. Method: Mix ...

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... No Salads Wendy tucked in to a dinner of steak and kidney pie and cooked vegetables—but not salad or raw carrot. She and her companions were the guests of the Deputy Mayor and Deputy Mayoress of Bodmin, Mr. and Mrs. R. Lees- Barton. After a rest, Wendy ...

... SALADS Salads can be substantial and in the dark Winter daysthe season of ills and chills— the vitamins and minerals in raw vegetable salads help us to fight infection and fatigue. Make a point of giving your family a big bowl of salad three gi• four ...

... salad dish, put in the oranges and bananas, pour over salad dressing, and strew the top thickly with chopped nuts. Okanob Fbuit Salad. —Orate the rind of three oranges. Take the pith off the fruit, and divide the oranges into figs. Put them in a glass ...

... salads. Salads, like many other articles of food, are useful in health, but unfit for invalids, or for those whose digestion is not strong. Lettuce forms the chief component part of the salads of this country throughout the spring and summer, and is used ...