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... DOMESTIC RECIPES. PLUS-AND-APPLE JAM.—Equal weights of the two /rinds of fruit and sugar, one pound for each pound of fruit. Peel and divide the apples into small pieces, and cook them for twenty minutes or more until they are soft. Cook the plums in ...
... JAlL—lnto • put an equal quantity of picked blackberries and sharp Savoured apples, that have been pared, eared, and diced; to ever. pound of the mixed fruit add of prelierving sugar. Boil until it jellies on a atuorr. l'our the peewee into dry jars, ...
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... almonds; mix well, and them stir in one cupful of whipped cream—that is, ems cupful after it is whipped. Ciao-Arno JELLY. Top and tail the apples (choosing those with the brisititiet red skim', as them make the most attractive preserve), pia them in • preserving ...
... and smooth. Dip a mould in cold water. and pour in the apple. When quite cold turn out, and serve with cream or austard.—Ereti;ng News. BLACKBERRY JELLY.—Extract the juice from ripe blackberries Ly placing them in a jar and standing the jar in a pan of ...
... entire satisfaction The Soup Wekh broth joints sirloin beef leg pork and apple sauce boiled leg mutton and caper sweets fruit tarts and custard stewed blackberries prunes cream jellies blancmanges cheese French celery dessert Mr Edward Harris solicitor presided ...
... of the stomach apples, limes, and lemons stand out in strong pre-eminence. As diuretics strawberries, whortleherries, grapes, peaches, and black currants are most valuable. A very full tablespoonful of the latter fruit, either am jelly or jam, put into ...
... contents of a 4oz. pot of red currant jelly and then pouring it over baked and sliced bananas. This, too, forms an ideal dish for a juvenile party. Where the devour of red currant jelly is not liked, blackberry jelly may be substituted for it ; and when ...
... - • •-- I , 4 are no Table Jellies to equal Rifle . Toe er Lemon and treatment they get from me. If you care to know all oo ab d ou v t , - ?'C' . ..a• 's4l * .‘ - r 4 , ' 1 , .1 'II; '). , iiii!1: 1 0 :, ,' .; Jellies. Beautifully clear and they ...
... and apple, raspberry and anole, plum and apple, damson and apple, cherry blackberry and apple, mixed fruit, marmalade, lemon marmalade, fig and lemon, apple jelly, ...
... the blackberry, it is very strange that young women do not turn their attention to preeerve•makiog. The art is a simple one, and directions may be had io any cheap book on cookery as to bow to make good blackberry jam, or jelly, apple jam or ...
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