They ate the remainder as they would an apple, thinking it a great delicacy.
This is hung up against the side of the hut to dry; after which it is eaten, being esteemed a great delicacy.
My Lapland companion seized it immediately, and peeling the stalk, which had not yet flowered, ate it like a turnip, as a great delicacy.
Grass table-mats are also used, but always under cloth or doily.
The flesh is esteemed a great delicacy, and is highly prized in Germany, where it is known as the Krammsvögel, and is sold in the markets of Westphalia by the dozen.
The plumage of this bird is much variegated, and its flesh esteemed a great delicacy, though not so highly praised as that of the teal.
The Godwit is much esteemed by epicures as a great delicacy, and sells very high.
As the fritters are fried, take them up with a perforated skimmer, and drain them.
If not wanted for immediate use, cut it in pieces, and put it up in a jar well covered.
Wash them, and let them lie an hour or two in weak salt and water.
Lay them in a stew pan, and season them with a little salt and cayenne, adding some butter rolled in flour.
Salmon, as I have lately observed, is so plentiful in some years at Churchill River, that it might be procured in any quantity; at others, so scarce as to be thought a great delicacy.
This fish, which is esteemed by most people a great delicacy, is dressed in the same way as a turbot, which it resembles in firmness, but not in richness.
These birds are by many persons esteemed a great delicacy, and may be either roasted or broiled.
They are considered a great delicacy, and may either be broiled, fried, or boiled; if they are boiled, mix a little milk with the water.
It is almost universally considered by epicures a great delicacy, and is snared by thousands.
It is true that this bird considers a young chicken a great delicacy, and so, takes one when it has a chance.
Every year the natives come for fifty miles round to obtain these eggs, which are esteemed as a great delicacy, and when quite fresh, are indeed delicious.
The bodies are fried in oil with onions and preserved shrimps, or sometimes alone, and are considered a great delicacy.
The natives can tell by the condition of these mounds whether they contain eggs or not; and they rob them whenever they can, as the brick-red eggs (as large as those of a swan) are considered a great delicacy.
A lady in honor of whom persons or a company are invited to drink; -- so called because toasts were formerly put into the liquor, as a great delicacy.
The young of several species of herrings, especially of the common herring, esteemed a great delicacy by epicures in England.
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