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Celery Salad
celery
lettuce
pepper
salt
egg
+2
7 ingredients
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Supper Salad
lettuce
egg
sauce
butter
vinegar
+4
9 ingredients
European
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German Salad
potato
brussels sprouts
broccoli
olive oil
vinegar
+5
10 ingredients
European
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Tomato Salad. No. 1
tomato
onion
parsley
pepper
salt
+6
11 ingredients
European
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Tomato Darioles
tomato
chicken
cream
3 ingredients
European
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Tomatoes a LA Lucullus.
tomato
salt
pepper
egg
sauce
+1
6 ingredients
European
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Eggs, C a Knot Style
egg
1 ingredient
European
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Stuffed Eggs a LA Russe
egg
sauce
tomato
parsley
olive oil
+3
8 ingredients
European
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Eggs, Carnot Style
artichoke
meat
chicken
egg
truffle
+1
6 ingredients
European
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Pickled Eggs
egg
malt
vinegar
clove
4 ingredients
European
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Dutch Herrings
herring
milk
egg
vinegar
sauce
5 ingredients
European
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Vinaigrette
salad
olive oil
tarragon
vinegar
parsley
+3
8 ingredients
European
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Vegetable Marrow Pickle
vegetable
salt
malt
vinegar
onion
+2
7 ingredients
European
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Superior Sandwich Butter
butter
cream
salt
mustard
4 ingredients
European
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Ham Sandwiches
flour
butter
pork
mustard
4 ingredients
European
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Tomato Sandwiches
tomato
flour
butter
mustard
pepper
+1
6 ingredients
European
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Chicken Sandwiches
flour
butter
lettuce
pepper
salt
5 ingredients
European
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Game Sandwiches
flour
butter
2 ingredients
European
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Adelaide Sandwiches
chicken
pork
flour
butter
4 ingredients
European
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Hamburg Sandwiches
pork
sausage
flour
butter
mustard
5 ingredients
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Hossynu Kubab
apple
beef
mutton
onion
shallot
+3
8 ingredients
European
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Hoftahs of Chicken
onion
marjoram
capsicum
salt
egg
+3
8 ingredients
European
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Vegetable Curry
celery
butter
onion
broccoli
turmeric
+2
7 ingredients
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Fish Curry in Milk
onion
butter
salmon
flour
turmeric
+4
9 ingredients
European
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