... The Speckled or Spangled Hamburg, also called Pheasant Fowl, from the false idea that the pheasant was one of its parents, is of two kinds, the Golden-speckled and Silver-speckled, according to their ...
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... pork speck (back fat). Bull-Meat-Brand Sausage Binder in the percentage amount of cereal allowed by your State Food Law, but not over five pounds to the hundred. 8 to 10 ounces Zanzibar ...
... When taken up, carefully remove all the skins and dark specks――coagulated blood――and pound them separately in a mortar, until of a perfectly smooth paste. Then mix them in the proportion of two ...
... Our premises would be cleaner, and we should have less fungus to speck and crack our apples and pears, and, in addition, we should have a quantity of ashes or burnt earth, that is ...
... of Pork Speck (Back Fat). Bull-Meat-Brand Sausage Binder in the percentage proportion of cereal allowed by your State Food Law. ¾ lb. “B” Condimentine. 2 lbs. of Salt. 6 to 8 ounces ...
... BOCKWURST] First=:--Take 45 pounds Beef, 20 pounds Veal, 20 pounds Lean Pork, 5 pounds Pork Back Fat (Speck). Second=:--The Meat should all be chopped very fine except the Speck, which should first ...
... The Pork Back Fat or Pork Speck will be much better for use in Bologna and Frankforts if it is dry salted with Freeze-Em-Pickle for a few weeks before it is used.
... When done lay them on a sieve to get cold, and next day cut open the shells, crack the claws and take out the meat, which then pick over carefully from skins and specks ...
... Dark-speckled, 194. Ice-cream, 195. Imperial, 195. Mountain Sprout, 195. Mountain Sweet, 196. Odell's Large White, 196. Orange, 197. Pie, 197. Ravenscroft, 198. Spanish, 193. Souter, 198. Mentha piperita, 435. " viridis, 444 ...
CAULIFLOWER AND ITS PREPARATION · Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences · 2006
... SELECTION AND COOKING.--Very solid heads of cauliflower that are creamy white in color and free from the black specks or blemishes so common to this vegetable should be selected for cooking. The only ...
... Upon making a longitudinal section of the lump, as both were involved, they presented a red, speckled appearance. All the other tissues were healthy. The symptoms in these cases were quite different from any ...
... Baily prefers the Speckled or Grey to the White, as "they are larger, hardier, and fatten more readily, and although it may appear anomalous, it is not less true that white-feathered poultry has ...
... The parts thus affected often appeared almost black by reflected light; but when viewed as a transparent object under the microscope, minute specks of light were transmitted, and this was not the case with ...
... Red-speckled, 469. Refugee, 470. Rice, 471. Rob-Roy, 472. Round American Kidney, 454, 463. Round Yellow, 472. Round Yellow Six-weeks, 472. Royal Dwarf, 478. Scarlet Flageolet, 469. Scarlet Swiss, 474. Six-weeks ...
... Dark-speckled. Size large; form oblong; skin mottled-gray, with dark-green, interrupted, longitudinal stripes, irregular in their outline, and composed of a succession of peninsulas and isthmuses; rind thin, not exceeding half an ...
... of Pork Speck (back fat). 35 lbs. of Pork Snouts or Ears. 30 lbs. of Hog or Beef Blood. Bull-Meat-Brand Sausage Binder in the percentage proportion of cereal as allowed by your ...
... herds, down to a comparatively recent period, were either all mottled, or had the mottled or speckled face. The expression of the face is mild and lively; the forehead open, broad, and large; the ...
... last us the remainder of our journey. "The plains around this, for many miles, seem actually speckled, in distance and in every direction, with herds of grazing buffaloes; and for several days, the officers ...
... They contain but five or six seeds, which, when ripe, are irregular in form, and of a greenish-yellow color, spotted or speckled with brown. It is about a week later than the Large ...
[Illustration: PLATE XXXIII. FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE.] · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
... are distributed more or less widely throughout the body and vary in size from a mere speck to the diameter of a half dollar or even larger. The superficial form presents itself first as ...
... In salads they almost entirely supplant both the dried and the decocted herbs, since their fresh colors are pleasing to the eye and their crispness to the palate; whereas the specks of the dried ...
... By scraping the cut surface of such a tumor these cell masses inclosing the fungi come away, and the latter may be seen as pale-yellow or sulphur-yellow specks, as described above. Location ...
... RED-SPECKLED. Plant branching, and of strong growth,--nearly a foot and a half high; foliage remarkably large; flowers pale-purple; pods five inches and a half long, nearly straight, green while young, paler ...
... The flowers are yellow; the pods are about two inches long, hairy, flattened, and enclose four or five large, roundish, speckled seeds. It blossoms and ripens at the same time with the White, and ...
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