Ninety-Nine Salads and How to Make Them

Ninety-nine salads and how to make them — the 1890s salad course, dressing by numbered dressing.

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83 salads

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Jellied Tongue Salad

One cupful of chopped cold tongue, two cupfuls of dark aspic jelly, three cupfuls of celery diced, one-half pint mayonnaise…

English Walnut and Chicken Salad

Twenty-four English walnuts, onion, parsley, chicken liquor, celery, cold cooked chicken, mayonnaise dressing. Make a chicken…

Tomato and Cucumber Salad

Six tomatoes, two cucumbers, water cress, a few drops of onion juice, French or mayonnaise dressing, lettuce. Pare and chop the…

Cabbage Salad, No. 1

One small cabbage, four stalks of celery, one pint of mayonnaise dressing, parsley. Shred the cabbage; add the celery, which has…

Salmon Salad

French and mayonnaise dressing, salmon, celery, tarragon leaves, lobster coral, hard-boiled eggs. Cook slices of salmon; when…

Scallop and Tomato Salad

One pint of scallops, six tomatoes, mayonnaise dressing, two bunches of water cress. Cook the scallops as directed in the…

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