The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-09
NEW VEGETABLES
Increased Supply of HOMEGROWN
Salads. Greens and ASPARAGUS

Increased Supply of HOMEGROWN
Salads. Greens and Asparagus.
There is not much that is especially new
in the market, but the array Of home-g grown
vegetables is increasing fast, and this means
that they are more abundant and cheap, and
improved in quality. The new spinach is
very nice. but it Is still so small that it is
quite an arduous task to pick it over. Both
spinach and dandelion greens are Is cents;
beet greens have just appeared this week and
are the choicest offering Of this kind. at 40
cents peck. Tomatoes are coming down,
and 1ve-oound baskets of nice ones are sell
ing for So cents; there are very large and fine
looking egg plants at 30 cents each and small
or ones at corresponding prices: leeks, which
make delicious and appetzing soup, Is
cents a dozen; homegrown asparagus. 5
cents. wax and string beans. Is cents a
pound; peas. cents quart: -cucumbers. Is
cents; chves. cents, leaf lettuce. cents;
head lettuce, cents; turnips, cents: mush-
rooms, 40 cents pound: summer squash,
cents. &c.. -... .. ....
Rhubarb is abundant and cheap, selling in
one shop for a cent a. pound. Lemons are
high, good ones bringing 20 cents dozen;
Strawberries are fair at Is cents "a quart
III fish and flesh there is little offered that
Is new. but many housewives are making
valuable discoveries in their efforts to reduce
their meat bills without interfering with the
happiness of their families. Among the
things that are inexpensive and make savory
dishes are lambs hearts and tongues at .
cents a dozen; brains. 10 cents a. pair smoked
fsn. halibut, sturgeon, whitefsh. bloaters.
herring, etc Stewng veal at cents pound
can be used to make a number of appetizing
and nutritious dishes, and for cold meat a.
knucke of veal will make a. nice dish of jel-
lied pressed veal Hamburg steaks veal
and beef loaf are economical dishes because
there is no waste either in cooking or serving
Milk lamb has got down to figure within
the reach of ordinary pocketbooks for use at
least on special occasions. being 20 cents a
pound for headquarters and Is cents for fore
quarters; turkeys are Is cents; broilers, rs
cents; roasting chickens, Is cents; white1sh
and trout, 1871 cents; roe shad 10 cents; hall
but, 10 cents: salmon. 20 cents.
Sunday Menu.
BREAKFAST.
Broiled Yarmouth Bloaters Dreamed Potatoes
+. q u--.- = .eE Watercress. 49,
Dutch Pancakes, with Sugar or Maple Syrup.
-. Coffee. -.
~ $751; DINNER
Cream of Asparagus Soup.
Roasted St 1. Chicken Gible Roi GgavE y;,o
ourrAns st SffS. Green Peppers Perreu rice
Tomato and Lettuce Salad, with Mayonnase.
Cheese Straws.
Fig Ice Cream. Cake.
Coffee.
SUPPER.
CLAIMS Newburg, or Dreamed Salmon.
California Cherries. Cake Tea.
Recipes and Suggestions.
Broiled Yarmouth Bloaters-With sharp
knife skin them. open, take out the large
bones, soak in warm water fifteen minutes
then wipe and broil them as you broil bacon
over Goals Place on hot platter garnish
with lemon sliced very thin.
Dutch Pancakes-Beat six eggs (whites and
yolks) until very light To this add one pint
OF sweet milk and a half teaspoon of salt;