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For six people put on the fire two handfuls of sorrel, reduce it to a puree, and add two dessertspoonfuls of cream, a lump of butter the size of a pigeon's egg, pepper, salt. Take six hard-boiled eggs and, crumbling out the yolks, add them to the sorrel puree. Place in the oven for ten minutes, and serve garnished with tomatoes. Take some good tomatoes, but not too ripe.
I have different kinds of seeds here corn, beans, tomatoes, radishes and others." "I want to raise beans!" cried Mab. "Then I can have as many bean-bags as I want." "We mustn't waste too many beans just for playing games, since beans make a good meal, especially for soldiers," said Daddy Blake. "And much of the food raised on farms and gardens will have to go to feed our soldiers.
At the first dinner at which I sat down we were served amongst other things with red mullet, stuffed tomatoes and quail all excellent of their sort and admirably prepared.
"Here's an old tin lard-pail they no doubt used for a water-pail," said Rob, kicking about in the heavy covering of grass which lay on the floor. "Now, I tell you, I'll go get some water; you clean the hut, Jess; and, John, you go to the boat and bring over the box of crackers and tomatoes."
The same pickle, by adding more vinegar to it, will do for two years; if the jars are set by a fire, a much less time will do to take the strength out of the spices; the turmeric should be tied up in a bag. Tomatoes. They retain much of the tomato flavor, and should be kept in a cool place. Another Way.
Tomatoes never seem to ripen on the plant. Wednesday, March 10. Now that our time is probably so near to a close it gives rather an unsettled feeling. The Greyhound is expected in ten days' time. Yesterday every one, except Susan Swain, who has been ill, turned up at the women's meeting in all, twenty-one.
Wash one quart of large cucumbers, cut in cubes, one quart of small cucumbers left whole, one quart small silver-skinned onions, one quart small green tomatoes chopped coarse, two red peppers chopped fine, one large cauliflower broken in small pieces; pour over them a weak brine solution made of one quart of water and a cup of salt.
Comstock wiped her ghastly face on her apron. "I've laid out to cut that tree for years," she said. "It shades the beets in the morning, and the tomatoes in the afternoon!" Elnora uttered one wild little cry and fled into her mother's arms. "Oh mother!" she sobbed. "Will you ever forgive me?" Mrs. Comstock's arms swept together in a tight grip around Elnora.
In sections where tomatoes are largely grown there are usually men who make a business of starting plants and offering them for sale at prices running from $1 or even as low as 40 cents, up to $8 and $10 a 1,000, according to their age and the way they are grown; but generally, it will be found more advantageous for the planter to start his plants on or near the field where they are to be grown.
Some of the hens had been on the nest nearly three weeks, and eagerly did the children listen for the first faint peep that should announce the senior chick of the year. Webb and Burt had already opened the campaign in the garden. On the black soil in the hot-bed, which had been made in a sheltered nook, were even now lines of cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, tomatoes, etc.
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