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foods chosen from a bill of
fare are
described as "à la carte", "according to the board". The
earliest European menus,
several of which survive from 1751...
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Maynard made a
comeback to
radio in
March of that year on BBC
Radio Leicester. His
programme Bill of Fare aired every Sunday from 2pm to 4pm for nearly...
- A
fare is the fee paid by a p****enger for use
of a
public transport system: rail, bus, taxi, etc. In the case
of air transport, the term
airfare is often...
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bill of fare for
forty persons in her own book
Picnics and
Other Outdoor Feasts: A
joint of cold
roast beef, a
joint of cold
boiled beef, 2 ribs
of lamb...
- vol-au-vent,
timbale and soufflé. It
included bills of fare for
meals for up to 300 people, and for a
series of eight- or nine-course
dinners served to Queen...
- as it
appeared on the
bill of fare for an 1860
dinner in England.
Recipes for
tutti frutti ice
cream were
found in
cookbooks of the late 19th century...
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membership required.) "
Bill of Fare of a West-India Dinner", The St James's Chronicle, 16–18
September 1762, p. 1 "To the
Printer of the
Public Advertiser"...
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begin a "fast-food
venture that
provided a healthful, less
fattening bill of fare". On the
radio adverti****t they had
promoted the name as "Pete's Submarines...
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released on a
Lemli Records double album,
William Shatner Live. The LPs'
bill of fare included him
reminiscing about his work on Star Trek and
reading excerpts...
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exclusion of competing brands. A saloon's
business model often included the
offer of a free lunch,
where the
bill of fare commonly consisted of heavily...
