"Fifty Salads" by Thomas J. (Thomas Jefferson) Murrey is a cookbook from long ago that teaches all about making salads. It includes a collection of 50 different ways to make salads, from easy ones like Chicken Salad to fancy ones like Frog Salad. The book tells you exactly how to make each salad look and taste great. It also teaches you how to make your own dressings, like Mayonnaise. The author includes tips on using fresh herbs and good ingredients to make the best salads possible, offering helpful information for anyone wanting to learn to cook.
Fifty Salads
By Thomas J. (Thomas Jefferson) Murrey
Discover a forgotten world of culinary delight, where classic recipes and innovative combinations transform simple ingredients into extraordinary salad creations.
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2008-02-08
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