Italy At War
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You must use a feather to paint each flake with oil, then prick constantly to avoid bubbles, and divide into thirty- three slices, representing the years of our Lord's life.
As for salads, scarce any green thing that grows is too humble for consumption. No doubt the French chapon (a bit of bread rubbed with garlic and stirred up in lettuce) has suggested the Genoese capponalda : moisten a rusk with cold water and spread it with oil, salt, capers, olive- pulp, and fillets of anchovy. Cappon magr...o, a glorified mayonnaise, catalogued as a salad, might be a distant cousin to the bouillabaisse. Rub semolina biscuits with garlic, sprinkle them with vinegar and water and salt. Boil a cauliflower, French beans, celery, and carrots together. Cook some potatoes, beetroot, and scorzanera together. Boil a fine fish and a rock-crab in separate pans ; cut them up and mix them. Then fry in oil two or three dozen shrimps, eight eggs, twenty-four Spanish oHves, six salted anchovies, three-quarters of an ounce of capers, twenty mushrooms, and two dozen oysters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You must use a feather to paint each flake with oil, then prick constantly to avoid bubbles, and divide into thirty- three slices, representing the years of our Lord's life.
As for salads, scarce any green thing that grows is too humble for consumption. No doubt the French chapon (a bit of bread rubbed with garlic and stirred up in lettuce) has suggested the Genoese capponalda : moisten a rusk with cold water and spread it with oil, salt, capers, olive- pulp, and fillets of anchovy. Cappon magr...o, a glorified mayonnaise, catalogued as a salad, might be a distant cousin to the bouillabaisse. Rub semolina biscuits with garlic, sprinkle them with vinegar and water and salt. Boil a cauliflower, French beans, celery, and carrots together. Cook some potatoes, beetroot, and scorzanera together. Boil a fine fish and a rock-crab in separate pans ; cut them up and mix them. Then fry in oil two or three dozen shrimps, eight eggs, twenty-four Spanish oHves, six salted anchovies, three-quarters of an ounce of capers, twenty mushrooms, and two dozen oysters.
What to read after Italy At War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Vivian to read onlineMoreLess
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