ga ess sss sse gss osa ss-s ssa ssas «ff * Replace meat »' : with omelettes. \ § \i ,„ Making an omelette is as 3•• • P | easy as roasting a joint $ a once you know liow. n * Try this recipe : w | SAVOURY OMELETTES. § » Halfoz.Brown&Polson'sCornFlour .'. | Half teacupful milk. § Half teaspoon cacli sail, pepper and '" ;5 made mustard. 8 & Two CBS3. Half oz. lard. % 3 Mix Corn Flour to a smooth cream % & with a little milk, brins! the remainder $ „ totheboil.pourintheCornFlour-.boil M for 5 minutes, stirrmsr. allow to civil. a u Separnte cbb volks from whites and « 3J beat them in basin ; arid scasoni.igs « H and the cooked Corn Flour, beating b. . m well. Beat egg whites to a stiff froth. &, with pinch of salt, and add to mixture. i& ™ Heat the lard in omelette pan and $ 1% pour in omelette. Shake the pan m 'A gently over the fire till the underside H " is nicely browned, then hold in front <* 'i Vof the fire till the ton is brown Fold 1/i '& over and serve on hot plate at once. % 8 Brown & Poison's S J -CornFlour • \ | makeseggsond mMss | mflk go further. ra»Tg |2 FREE. Wrcfc/o /V. M /. fl. OilfiHan & Co., V^ft l , .# 0 P. 0. Box m Mftfi] " Auckland, lor the Jr\\&lJ 3 "Brown £ Poison' /m rzMli ™ booh of recipes. /L J4wV „jSws£ I I || HTO fit people with' Arti- | J_ ficial Teetll t " :lt look !? || jj natural is a decided it \\ art, The sets we or.ke c*g l! OT) with Porcelain Gums :| S\a are wonderful, and the jj most critical can hai'dly | '}$ distinguish, between art aad J x i' jj nature. jj j - <ici> [ FROST & FROST, I jj Surgeon Dcntisto, || | 119 Willis Street. |
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 85, 5 January 1920, Page 3
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