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Cassell’s Vegetarian Cookery

CHAPTER V
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This latter is not adapted, as a rule, to English palates.

The salad is mixed with oil and vinegar in the ordinary way, the Germans adding much more vinegar than we should care for in this country.

The salad is decorated at the finish with boiled beet-root.

It is very pretty to cut the beet-root into triangles, the base of the triangle touching the edge of the salad-bowl, the point of the triangle pointing inwards.

Gut a star out of a good slice of beet-root, and place it in the centre of the bowl; sprinkle a little chopped blanched parsley over the surface of the mixed vegetables.
ENDIVE SALAD .-- Endives come into season long before lettuces, and are much used abroad for making salads.


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