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Salads, Sandwiches and Chafing-Dish Dainties

Part I.

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SALADS

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Introduction3

The Dressing6

Use of Dressings7

Arrangement of Salads8

Composition of Mayonnaise8

Value of Oil8

Boiled and Cream Dressings9

Important Points in Salad-Making9

When to serve Salads with French or Mayonnaise Dressing9

When to serve a Fruit Salad10

Salads with Cheese10

How to make Aromatic Vinegars, keep Vegetables, and prepare Garnishes11

How to boil Eggs hard for Garnishing11

To poach Whites of Eggs11

Royal Custard for Moulds of Aspic11

How to use Garlic or Onion in Salads12

How to shell and blanch Chestnuts and other Nuts12

How to chop Fresh Herbs13

How to cut Radishes for a Garnish13

How to clean Lettuce, Endive, etc.13

How to clean Cress, Cabbage, etc.14

How to render Uncooked Vegetables crisp14

How to blanch and cook Vegetables for Salads14

How to cut Gherkins for a Garnish15

How to Fringe Celery15

How to shred Romaine and Straight Lettuce15

How to keep Celery, Watercress, Lettuce, etc.16

How to cook Sweetbreads and Brains16

How to Pickle Nasturtium Seeds16

Nasturtium and other Vinegars17

To decorate salads with pastry bag and tubes18

Recipes for French Dressing21

Recipes for Mayonnaise Dressing22

Boiled, Cream, and other Dressings26

Vegetable Salads served with French Dressing29

Salads largely Vegetable with Mayonnaise, etc.39

Introduction to Fish Salads53

Recipes for Fish Salads55

Recipes for Various Compound Salads77

Recipes for Fruit and Nut Salads89

How to prepare and use Aspic Jelly97

Consommé and Stock for Aspic98

Cheese Dishes served with Salads105

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