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potatoes are brought in, and the smallest proportion of onion also, and a caution against too much mus tard or cayenne, if that is used, not to bite too soon, with twice as much vinegar, also of oil, while some use more oil than vinegar; and, lastly, a soupcon only of anchovy sauce (soupcon being the French for the least bit), a " suspicion " only that a little has been used, as the anchovy sauce is a highly-flavored sauce, the anchovies with which it is made being a small fish of the herring tribe, having a striking flavor of their own. A bit of that, if obtained, or a small amount of any of the catsups, Worcestershire or any other sauce, may be added to this or any other salad dressing; but the anchovy nor any other need be used unless you choose.
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