Tonnison had got the stove lit now and was busy cutting slices of bacon into the frying pan; so I took the kettle and walked down to the river for water.

Cut thin slices from the round steak; then chop 1 onion, 2 tomatoes, some celery, parsley and 2 hard-boiled eggs and season with salt and pepper.

When the soup is wanted for use, skim off all the fat, put in the kernels and soft parts of the tongue, slice in a small quantity of fresh carrot, turnip, and onion; stew till the vegetables are tender, and serve with toasted bread. Time.5 hours.

In the precipitation of lemon-slices into cut crystal, it is necessary for the liquid medium to be exhausted gradually; and, after using this cylinder of straw for the purpose about an hour ago, I must have placed it behind my ear in a moment of absent-mindedness.

Cut the slices 1 inch thick, and season them with pepper and salt; butter a sheet of white paper, lay each slice on a separate piece, with their ends twisted; broil gently over a clear fire, and serve with anchovy or caper sauce.

It was like a slice off some other cottage, stuck on at the end of the rest, to make up the measure of the street; for it was less than two yards wide, by about four yards long.

The wretched bird squawked once more, feebly, flapped its wings, and clawed the air, just as a second pair of arms reached out and sliced with a knife.

Allow a slice to each person.

Three years is a bigger slice out of a fellow's life than anyone would suppose.

The only art consists, as in the carving of a goose, in getting from the breast as many fine slices as possible; and all must have remarked the very great difference in the large number of people whom a good carver will find slices for, and the comparatively few that a bad carver will succeed in serving.

They made a dart forward, gathered up the fat bacon several slices at a time, and pushed it into their mouths.

The only art consists, as in the carving of a goose, in getting from the breast as many fine slices as possible; and all must have remarked the very great difference in the large number of people whom a good carver will find slices for, and the comparatively few that a bad carver will succeed in serving.

Then I got a slice across the head, and another on the shoulder, and down I went.

Peel 5 of the oranges; divide them into slices without breaking the pulp, and arrange them on a glass dish.

Again the blinding circle and the indescribable sound of the ax's impact, slicing through the wood.

By the side of the wagon a man, evidently father of some of them, stood buttering the end of a huge round loaf of bread and cutting off slice after slice, which the older children broke and distributed to the little ones.

Streets went slicing like a butcher's knife, through old colonial estates, whose first masters never dreamed of the city reaching them,and 'Sieur George was still away.

The exceptions to this rule are the fillet or under-cut in a sirloin of beef, and the slices along the bone in a saddle of mutton.

Unlike the factory operatives around them, these men clashed, and kneaded, and sliced among the clay, as if they were working for a wager.

Turnips should be cut in rather thicker slices than carrots, on account of the former boiling more quickly to a pulp than the latter.

Cold, hard-boiled eggs may be placed in the vinegar, and sliced over the beets for decorations.

"You don't suppose that when you have got yourself cut and sliced about in helping me you are going to have any trouble about doctors?

Under the first supposition, he will commence at the knuckle end, and cut off thin slices towards the thick part of the ham.

Peaches should not be sliced until just before dining, or they will be very apt to change color.

(For recipe, see No. 337; and for mode of serving, Coloured Plate E.) First run the fish-slice down the thickest part of the fish, quite through to the bone, from a to b, and then cut handsome and regular slices in the direction of the lines downwards, from c to e, and upwards from c to d, as shown in the engraving.