The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-22
sTRAWBERRIEs AND orHER THINGS.
Dishes That Seem Startling. but Are De-
clared to BE Detachable.

DfsAss That Seem Startling. but Are De-
ciared to BE Detachable.
They were finishing their dinner in a Broad
way restaurant, Jack. who had just arrived
from q trip around the world. and the bachelor
beg pardon. the good fellow" girl.
You are enough OF a Bohemian. Madge;
you won't be shocked. will your"
Don't count on 1t; ] shall not promise: been
caught that way too often. Perhaps I should
never speak to you again. Think OF your
misery! Have a care! But tell me. just the
same
i want to order Strawberries and
And creamf ! suppose it Is provincial.
but ] don't mind saying that I prefer them
that way mySelf. Curious. isn't 1t. to note
these lingering evidences Of ones country
| ~chldhoods'
No. It Is not cream this time. Waiterl Two
portions strawberries, one cognao and q half
siphon carbonio water"
Jack. Jack. what are you doing2-
There. I knew I'll And you pretend to DO
OF the elect But II ] haven't forgotten in
his long year that We have been separated,
you are almost as fond Of strawberries as ]
am and inordinate Is q feeble adjective to APP
ply to my liking. Is II not too bad that the
season Is about over'-
Simply SINFUL When I marry my million
aire I mean to devise ways of having them
every day In the year.
Not 30 difficult that, after all. When !
was In Mexico I often thought that 1t might
be quite feasible to run express cars through
with Q load Of berries and l even figured out
handsome profits on the venture at very rea-
sonable retail prices, say In December. for ex-
ample. You know that they have strawber-
ries every month. the year round In Mexico.
along the central .tableland, up six or eight
spiuideu the asei heat M OF of the fs' 81. sna' wiS simPe Is a Es %
they serve straw berries dlfeTe;ntiyy in N Mexico.
XII, KIN z GAUGE favored with Madeira vine /, !
THINK " Is: ITS good at any rate. But here Id
Jack, really do not think that II. Is Just
I You r Fnov tfthIn sf fo Axe y2p m tG drins co sEEanid1yb a aS%;
Who + going 70 drink %Sosn %I, just Us, let let
'DsoTGS o% os 3, S S.1' 'it,s 81 And AsSbt shIsnw water on
stssSSssE'!is'l y., WIZ Ss;.t jss',, aoihlns less than
there srHs shoyy RidH 'R4 Ss .t sss m 1aSsSr Of n i.4 tAs a!as and
forth OYER the berries and the sugar with the
,..Yoiu are forgiven. Jack; do with me as you
IStsr; IT dTihs ygn are 's.I si% y KS delicious this way
We'll, to tell you the truth, I meant to have
lng; berries in Tuscany. but-but next time
than II is - tS.nis sneA Vines " Worthy IL name
are so deucedly expensive here in New York
I'm sure that we've had enough. tonight.
about Tuscany
They serve their berries with sugar ,sifted
wi~ne"Canej9ia for preference. but Bureundy
will answer here If you cannot do better-and
finally a sprinkle or two Of lemon Juice on top.
lhs ere 2 dish IT even for you, my Madse.s
possl. How will Wednesday evening suit yonp-
1t is rather interesting to observe the diff
ferent customs Of ser wing strawberriss IN vogue
paying no attention to her interruption. in
Partisan cafes they give you a dainty. cold
little jar 81 Brittany cream, sealeo. thick, lux
and a half that they chars &c you-you feel rather
over 70 Poland. say. to fossn,, and they give
yon sour
How disgusting, Jacki'
Not q bit OF II. Yes, thick sour cream and
sngar with your berries there. You can't
everything In Posen. They make their famous
soup OF it0Barchss they call 1t, but. don't ask
beets, and l have no idea what ali else. Don't
make faces, Madge. When one ravels he must
go with both mind and stomach In. a properly
receptive. condition for all sorts OF new and
strange impressions. Besides. this soup Is
really delectable; YOU learn TO ask for it every
ga Gay d and are only Ky st SII PFeSsd In MY your sv WILD career ef
acute dyspepsia. Then one OF the most de-
licious dishes ever set before mortal man is
their roast. hare. larded. with q gravy Of sweet
partridge in, similar fashion. for that matter. "
Il wish. that you wouldn't, Jackl And I
thought. that you were talking about straw
'Peccari. forgive me, 80 was !. AZ to the
berries, do you like the. English fashion. great
best, you know with bulls and stems left on 10
afford convenient handles BY. which 10 dip them
into a drift OF sugar on the edge Of your plate?
Or would YOU like better the little wild
fellows that they serve YOU in Copen-
hagen, a ,plateful. say a quar-, at least. 10
that ! remember any others Just now ex-
cept the custard that you get In Australia.
That IL good. too, hut a little glowing Tfoundit.
But oh. yesl there's the German Erdbeere
Boyle, but that is a drink and some day wen
berries come again. This is what | shall serve
your admiring friends. We will take a bottle
Of champagne. two hotties Of Rhine wine, one
OF ,%seltzer, water and another OF cherry
cobhler, then throw In sufficient sugar and
mash uD a few small wild strawberries, only a
glass served; do not like il myself. Il doesn't
compare with their Wuldnetster B0uie. but YOU
can advertise 1t az especially imported for the
occasion"
finished. | wonder-do you thlnk-wel' I really
could EN-. another dish with the cognac and
oarbonic,N