Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Housekeepers' Half Hour: April, 1926
The sand sinks to the bottom of the bowl and the juice does not have a Chance to run. Continue hulling and washing a few berries at a time. If you turn a whole quart of berries into a bowl at once, some will be watery and taste less before all are taken out. If you.put them.in a colander and run water on them.the sand from those above gets on those beneath.
You.may not be able to get strawberries. In that case, begin the dinner with grapefruit. A.cherry in the center of each adds an attractive touch. Set the glass cup, or dish containing the strawberries, or the half grapefruit, on an under plate the Seinch or tea-size plate is desirable and have this course in place when.you announce dinner.
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