CONTINENTAL COOKS ARE VERSATILE WITH VEGETABLES

Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26221, 19 September 1950, Page 5

CONTINENTAL COOKS ARE VERSATILE WITH VEGETABLES

Homely products from the good earth are served in many new glamorous guises in homes and hotels in Europe, where housewives and chefs combine imagination with culinary skill in making the common or garden “veg.” more interesting and a lot more appetising. Many delightful and continental ways of serving the worthy potato, carrot, bean, etc., are given by Leila Harrison, a New Zealander abroad, in a special article in the September “N.Z. Home Journal.” This article appears in company with three complete new stories and a generous instalment of “House of Storm” (Mignon Eberhart’s thrilling best-seller)—and a wealth of interesting and helpful articles. “What shall we have for lunch?” gives many appetising answers to a baffling problem. “Song of Spring” illustrates spring fashions in millinery; “The Value of a View” commences a series on home building, while the full instructions for knitting a very attractive cricket pullover* will appeal to many. There are other knitting patterns, too, and, in addition, many other attractive and profitable features.

Biggest attraction of all—Marion Crawford, former governess to Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret, continues her intimate story of these two lovable personalities. The “Home Journals.” New Zealand’s most popular home magazine, has been fortunate in securing the exclusive N.Z. publishing rights of this really delightful story, fts publication has increased the already heavy demand, and you will oe wise to place a regular order with vour bookseller. If you prefer, you ran send a postal note for 6s. one vear’s subscription, to N.Z. Home Journal. P.O. Box 885. Christchurch Single copies can be bought from all bookseller? at 6d ner copy. Advt.