The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06

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wsisr II oA-r stu. cover Tho cream
~aE" Ntih grated GTuNer".
lpr uuIon. arcs. take cut the inside
and hl with fpr-d t--f. mutton or any
m'ai, add trufh-, mushrooms. Olives
hnd Dhf-Hr-
uf ,uur-. there are fr,-l cnions 20 10
pp'i ap'l wprr ~ lsss successfully Iht>
u a worry god vav however. IN Shlrh p"
run ~" AK u trfalrtC 20" Orfrtsl'"
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''ailui-d uIu"us Moderation should -
i'r tuia'ug Nufruw,fd 81 o." Ali,lrh
Nl'i.N.I uuiuu- are conc, med Ip"Nitdri
onion yu,v iHr uu" 90 rtNurng ua-a' aid
~N"g'fabt'~. l'.. IN raw surface Against
q crater ard move It slowly III" Iui,"
vii run - ~" end Sofne C,nk- think
hishl' - un,"n vinegar. which D. mnd" ~
follow
lGh' : m,ium-,igsl onions and chop
them. then take I quart - vinegar and
I 'ah!e- rronNl ~ white sugar and ut
them cpuc ~ a nnu Iour this over the
Onions and let them -tand Covered for a
weak lh'u strain and lstt"
IT, rom. Ne tho ulur fr,w vrSs,l- Ia which
ONIONS have l.sru cooked. pat IN wood
ashes - al soda. uutash ~ I've. fll with
water and hull Then wash ~ hot uap
suds and rms we'll
When I.-'iirg uuiurs hold them under
cold water, As that viii keep them from
smarting the eve To- avoid smelling
up the hou-' a. N" cook -avs, when hoil-
ing Onions, remove only the dry outer
LAYERS 81 sAin. having The JUICY PARTON
Intact. - that the ~rung'n' oil d"c- rot
crcarP.
lie washing suda on IA" knife With which
YOU cut an onion. or keep a parsley root
to run 1t through. Never cook onions
Ia TN Iron pot. This does not mean that
one cannot IL" galvanized iron. Always
stir with a wooden spoon. Naturally one
keeps the spoon for onions alone. II onions
are strong bniI them IN thr'~ waters. A
good rulr for IA" time - boiling IL o. keep
Il up uu'il a straw viii pi"rce them
In Mrs P"un"lIs book the list II a~llitera-
tive chapter heads breaks down when
oniOns aye reached 1herr are tho mag
nihc"ut mushroom. III" triumphant tomato,
the ~impl" Sole. ~" subtle sandwich. Prob
ahlv plenty of persons will hasten fo sug-
gc-t that IN" might hav" continued 10 To
allit"rntiv" a we'll as accura," by saying.
the odinus onion. or AZ east the ~verJpwer-
ing onion But Mr. Pcnu.ll thought
uihcrwi-.. ard her charter on hat siren
nous subject IL callei n Incompatible
Onlon II l. from hat chapter that certain
ardent praises already quoted were taker.
A few NOR NAV prove useful To the apollo
g.iiC diner Oh onions.
The Fragrance declares Mrs Pannell
IN n rautut" ~ enthusiasm, -abounds in
dissolution glad and picturesque All Italy
Il IN IN" iir", Penetrating smell, and AL
Provence. and al Spain II l. ia the at
iAtNl v IfN WI ~ Wv A@''Nh F'l
so hat ever II must suggest, Thu" skies and
endless sunshine, cypress groves and
div. orchards It il interviewer with
memories u IA" golden canvase- II TItlan.
thu song q Dante. the music q Ma agni
y According 20 Mrs P-uu"ll, spm- rank
the onion a. "A root sacred to Venus. q food
for lov-rs II u 20 IL hoI~Sd that both
lovers IA every pair zhaIv the TAFT" H.
sides Icing good for lovers, tn" onion ls
also said 80 L. good for druukard- Per-
a. -. a
cation IN any form or from any cau-n
In the SOUTH Cun'iuu.~ Mrs Pencil.
the onion Is murc opultLt, ike the women.
II gains IA favor by losing In strength
our onion On England = strong 10 the
point u rankn"s- Therefor" the spanish
a pale parody II the English Ia
A. tlr garlic. whiCh l. an able-buiied
relative - the onion. the verse - Nl-ttal
smells sweet & n i, j. N" essence 81 bull
fights and 81 farandoles And all tie
Will. W IN the cold north eat garlic and
arr hated for u only Ia a." hot south
a garliC-inspired ~" pas for "A Jest
with due respect 20 Mr. Peuncll, IL may
To insisted that. al least 10 tho tourist,
sarlic-lnspired lives 81 IN" hot south
u EuruI" are no Joke.
-Th" shallot L. to the onion a. the sketch
To tho finished picture II never a,tains
20 tho untcmp"r,d volup'uousne~s q the
onion and dos not assert itself with the
fury e garlic. ShAllot- Tor unncr
olives and garlic for -prIug
one should H. a dash Il wine. n suspicion
90 mustard. a touch q tomato, Ia the sauce |
for onions. stowel or hoiled. bakct ur |
A. for other sauces tho onion
II tI~.Si ia almost all II them. IN barlal~r. |
10 tSraguule. BcChamrl. Pruvcuc Gale. Bor- |
iylaI~ NputI-
The barbarian which seems To mean |
the American. filings a mass Of fred onions |
.u a tender steak The French chef thk"e |
ggu'. alphabetically pricks 1t here
and Their With garlic ur chiye- as II l. roast
pr us.h"s a bouquet 81 chiv"s and faSt"us
II Aair'i'v 20 IL. JOINT. H. other moods |
no. shoulder uf mutton - stuffed with !
Fat H.. say the authority, with !
100 acr. Impairment q PlmWaTd ~ Beaunc |
ga ~~IarHgly But fur an excess of |
shoulder II mutton and onions Napoleon
might unt nave been defeated AZ lciUsic'
IuH' onions have "A IrCld-d medicinal
,alI. L. well known The Onion. a. well
a. - Kindred garlic. lrrk-. chives and
slaI.H'-. stimulate ~" circulation and |
-. "a and th" gastric Juice The latter |
il a i..p u throwing n cold Red onions
A.. an excellent diurr'ic and white ones are
mmcud.d 10 L. taken raw for insomnia, |
n - A., tonic and nutritious
= "a, mad" from onions IL regarded by |
the French A. M excellent restorative
IN debility 81 tlr digestive organs On
vl.', Mr. Pcuuell does no, seem 20
hay. 0.,.U fHr wrong IN calling this much
abused lut never -quelched vegetable, |
Ia. Incompatible Onion.
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