Tapioca-and-Banana Sponge, 218 Tartare Sauce, 25 Tea, Beef, in Chafing-Dish, 207 Tea, Five o'clock, 144 Terrapin, Mock, 203 Timbales, Chicken, 210 " , Egg, 211 " , Ham, 214 Toast, Fig, 217 " , Mock Crab, 186 " , Woodcock, 206 Tomato-and-Artichoke Salad, 44 Tomato, Bean-and-Endive Salad, 36 Tomato,-Cress-and-Cucumber Salad, 41 Tomato Jelly, 43 " " Salad, 43, 44 Tomato-and-Onion Salad, 36 Tomato Salad, Horseradish Dressing, 40 Tomato Salad, Stuffed, 40 Tomato Sandwich, 200 " -and-Sweetbread Salad, 40 Tomatoes Farces à l'Aspic, 42 Tomatoes with Scrambled Eggs, 189 Tomatoes Stuffed with Celery and Nuts, 39 Tomatoes Stuffed with Cucumber, 41 " " " Jelly, 42 Tongue-and-Ham Sandwiches, 119 " -and-Spinach Salad, 85 " " Veal Sandwiches, 120 Tower of Babel, 124 Turkey-and-Chestnut Salad, 83 Turnips and Asparagus in Salad, 46 Turquoise Salad, 94 Two Loaves of Wheat Bread, 137

Veal-and-Tongue Sandwiches, 120 Vegetable, Cooked, Salad, 37 Vegetable Salad, Macedoine of, 47 Vegetable Salad, Russian, 48 Vegetables, To Blanch and Cook, 14 " , Curried, 199 " , To Render Crisp, 14 Vinegar, Fines Herbes, 17, 18 " , Nasturtium, 77 " , Tarragon, 17 Violet Sandwiches, 132

Salads, Sandwiches and Chafing-Dish Dainties — Part 101

Watercress, How to Keep, 16 Wedding Sandwich Rolls, 129 Welsh Rarebit, 183 " " No. 2, 183 " " with Ale, 184 Whipped Cream Sandwiches, 133 White Hashed Potatoes, 199 Wine Cake (Baba), 216 Woodcock Scotch, 190, 207 Woodcock Toast, 206

Salads, Sandwiches and Chafing-Dish Dainties — Part 101

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Salads, Sandwiches and Chafing-Dish Dainties — Part 101

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