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... a time, mould and serve with cream or fruit sauce. Rice Snow Balls—Two cups of rice; one pint boiling water; cook two hours in steamer or farina boiler without stirring; mould in small cups and serve with boiled custard. Fruit Sauce—Boil the juice of any fruit with ...

... e. g.: those varieties which never bear blossoms (Ball-acacias), or which never produce fruit (congested blossoms), or which never perfect seeds (currant- ...

... and the pediat- ric cardiologist. They are the fruits of our labors. Thank you, Denton. References Perloff JK. Congenital heart disease in adults: a ...

... discussion and diversity of opinion as that with reference to the extraction of balls. For my own part, I have seen enough ...

... for a few days. The shaddock or grape-fruit, sometimes called sweet-ball, is an- other of the citron family. It is native to the Malaysian peninsula, Guava. FOOD PRODUCTS OF THE WORLD. ... Indies. Both the tree and fruit are much larger than the orange, and the ...

... in steaming puddings — Recipes : Batter pudding, Bread and fruit cus- tard, Date pudding, Rice balls, Steamed bread custard, Steamed fig pudding — Pastry and ...

... Knight (Harry Hazelton). Studies on insects affecting the fruit of the apple; with particular reference to the cliaracteristics of the result- ing scars. ...

... at any time after fructification, and before the fruit is viable is abortion, without any reference to scientific conception. To proceed: the fecundated ovum ...

... process impinged upon the medulla. Fig 203 has reference to the case of Sergeant C-----, 26th Massachusetts, detailed on page-447. The ball, penetrating the thick lumbar muscles, shattered the right ...

... cavity ” be very small or absent, a solid ball of cells or morula, like the fruit of bramble or mulberry, results. Gastrula.—The next great step in development is the establishment of the two primary germinal ... hemisphere of the hollow ball of cells may be appar- ently dimpled into ...