... lace, which is quite high. This is also made with short sleeves A very grand evening gown In shining satin the colour of blackberry fool has flounces of the same colour tulle billowing around the lower part of the skirt. A long blue coat made of French Army ...

... salad. Chip potatoes. Baked stuffed apples. Wednesday Steak, kidney and mushroom pudding. Cauliflower. Boiled potatoes. Blackberry fool. Thursday Braised lamb chops with vegetables. Stewed pears and creamed tics. Friday Steamed halibut with lemon sauce. ...

... Three Autumn Menus A Luncheon Menu Omelette Oyster Croquettes Casserole of Chicken Endive Salad Blackberry Fool Mushrooms on Toast Coffee A Sunday Supper Hors-d'oeuvres V egetable Marrow Soup (Hot) Rechauffe of Fish in Shells (Hot) Cold Partridges Potato ...

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... crusts in it to keep the front ri‘ing unduly. and cold fill with the blackberries and syrup. Stand aside awhile to set. Blackberry Fool. Stew some ripe blackberries with plenty of cigar and very little water. and simmer the blackberries gently until t e ...

... oil is equally good. The Hedge Harvest. There is a certain lack of originality about the way people use blackberries. Blackberry fool is as delicious as blackcurrant or gooseberry fool. Stew the berries with sugar to taste. Meanwhile make your custard ...

... with A, B, C. plenty In this country. Sage, mint, parsley and other herbs can all dried and stored easily. APPLE and blackberry fool without sugar, a cheap sweet the children will love, ingredients: 1 lb. blackberries, 2 lb. apples (windfalls will do) ...

... thousands of pounds. The police yesterday issued a warning that people must not go into the fields for mushrooms and blackberries. . . Fool-and-mouth has also been confirmed among cattle at Bow Brickhill. Bletchley Bucks), ...

... a lemon. Pan through a sieve and add iot. gelatine melted in water. Set in a mould and at rve with cream or custard. Blackberry Fool.—Take glbs. blackberries. 11b. apples (peeled, eared end sliced), sugar and the juice of a large lemon. Add a teacupful ...

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... a ha.: sieve, measure and allow one pound of sugar to each pint. Peel and core the apples and cut into small pieces. Blackberry FooL--Stew some ripe blackberries with plenty of sugar and very little water. and simmer the blackberries gently until tender ...