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Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 April 1939, Page 11

.A • Hard*Hitbhf ballistite . —” ~~~~" ' MENBgNT grfeW) lil ; f i SALADS with ZEST ! i “Men folk go for salads in a big way if yon have Colman’s < mustard in the dressing ! ] “They love the robust tang and flavour that Colman’s gives and 1 it’s no trouble then to get men to eat salads—so good for them”. 1 Here’s a good Recipe:— BOILED DRESSING | tatflespoon mustard, J tablespoon salt, 3 tablespoons sugar, 4 table- : spoons flour, 2 eggs, l| cups milk, sweet or sour, I cup vinegar, 2. tablespoons butter, few grains cayenne. Mix the dry ingredients in 1 the top of the double boiler, slowly add the vinegar and beaten eggs. Then add the milk. Cook over boiling water until smooth and thick, stirring constantly, then cook fifteen minutes longer. Remove from the heat and add the butter. Send for Write to Colman-Keen (N.Z.) Ltd., (Dept. T ), Box 422, rnrr Wellington, for a copy (free and post free) of the amusrixLL ingly written and illustrated book, “Mustard Uses BOOK Mustered”. It contains a wealth of valuable information on many subjects — household management, health hints, cookery, recipes, etc. 9