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Robert Kemp Philp
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1268.
Salad
Mixture
in
Verse.
Two
large
potatoes,
passed
through
kitchen
sieve,
Unwonted
softness
to
the
salad
give;
Of
mordant
mustard
add
a
single
spoon--
Distrust
the
condiment
which
bites
so
soon;
But
deem
it
not,
thou
man
of
herbs,
a
fault
To
add
a
double
quantity
of
salt;
Three
times
the
spoon
with
oil
of
Lucca
crown,
And
once
with
vinegar
procured
from
town.
True
flavour
needs
it,
and
your
poet
begs
The
pounded
yellow
of
two
well-boiled
eggs;
Let
onion
atoms
lurk
within
the
bowl,
And,
scarce
suspected,
animate
the
whole;
And
lastly,
on
the
favoured
compound
toss
A
magic
teaspoon
of
anchovy
sauce;
Then,
though
green
turtle
fail,
though
venison's
tough,
And
ham
and
turkey
be
not
boiled
enough
Serenely
full,
the
epicure
may
say,--
"Fate
cannot
harm
me--I
have
dined
today."
1269.
Apple
Puddings.
One
pound
of
flour,
six
ounces
of
very
finely
minced
beef
suet;
roll
thin,
and
fill
with
one
pound
and
a
quarter
of
boiling
apples;
add
the
grated
rind
and
strained
juice
of
a
small
lemon,
tie
it
in
a
cloth;
boil
for
one
hour
and
twenty
minutes,
or
longer.
A
small
slice
of
fresh
butter
stirred
into
it
when
it
is
sweetened
will
be
an
acceptable
addition;
grated
nutmeg,
or
cinnamon
in
fine
powder,
may
be
substituted
for
lemon
rind.
For
a
richer
pudding
use
half
a
pound
of
butter
for
the
crust,
and
add
to
the
apples
a
spoonful
or
two
of
orange
or
quince
marmalade.
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