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Common Sense in the Household

by Marion Harland

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You can dress on the table with oil and vinegar only, pulling the heart of the lettuce out with your fingers, and seasoning to taste.

Summer Salad.

3 heads of lettuce.

2 teaspoonfuls green mustard leaves.

A handful of water-cresses.

Four or five very tender radishes.

1 cucumber.

3 hard-boiled eggs.

2 teaspoonfuls white sugar.

1 teaspoonful salt.

1 teaspoonful pepper.

1 teaspoonful made mustard.

1 teacupful vinegar.

2 tablespoonfuls salad oil.

Mix the dressing as for lettuce salad. Cut up the hearts of the lettuce, the radishes and cucumber, into very small pieces; chop the mustard and cress. Pour over these the dressing, tossing very lightly, not to bruise the young leaves; heap in a salad-bowl upon a lump of ice, and garnish with fennel-heads and nasturtium-blossoms.

This is a delightful accompaniment to boiled or baked fish.

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