... valleys. The following are the principal varieties of jam made in Ulster—strawberry, raspberry, black currant, blackberry, gooseberry, rhubaib, apple, damson, greengaga, plum and marmalade, and, as has been already stated, most of these fruits, except, of ...

... Kingdom will be sold free from price control: Bilberry, blackberry—or bramble—jam and jelly, blackberry and apple, cherry, damson, greengage, loganberry, plum and plum mixtures, quince jelly, redcurrant jelly, ...

... reyetables are Brussels sprouts and Savoy cab* baees. For fruit there are quinces as well as homegrown apples, pears, and grapes, while blackberries are obtainable the begoinning of the month. G, M. M. ...

... Oldfashioned Flavourlib. Jar, 1/6. 21b. Jar, 2/10 NEW ZEALAND HONEY— In fine condition. Cartons about lib. 1/4J CHIVER’S BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JELLY Per 2lb. Jar 1/9 PURE COCOA— Manufactured by Van liouten ...

... beginning of the month, blackberries up to the twelfth, and damsons till the end. English apples and pears, which are ripening fast, are delicious both in flavour and appearance, and quinces are now ready for turning into jelly or jam. G. M. M. As for ...

... Ireland crabapple makes a very nice jelly, wholesome and palatable. Like the ' blackberry, the crab-apple was more or less ignored before the exigencies of war Impressed on the community its economic value. The crab-apple flourishes not only in Europe but ...

... pound - of salt, tomatoes are plentiful, windfall apples arc Place the mushrooms in layers in deep pan. ready for turning into jelly, damsons and sprinkling salt between each layer. Leave blackberries are coming on apace, and the for few hours, then break ...

... Oldfashioned Flavourlib. Jar, 1/6. 2lb. Jar, 2/10 NEW ZEALAND HONEY— In fine condition. Cartons about lib. 1/4J CHIVER’S BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JELLY Per 21b. Jar 1/9 ORANGE MARMALADE (Seville)— Per lib. Jar Hid PURE COCOA— Manufactured by Van Houten per Ib. 1/6 ...

... hawking.—Write for free lists. Sheaf Pottery Manufacturers. Longton. Staffs. /'tRAB Apples, for Jelly; 281 be.. 2»; delivered anywhere Mkiknd Rail; fine for mixing blackberry.—Hill, The Orchards. Randalstown. 6790 RTIFICIAL Limbs, latest and beet; also XA ...

... plums. Nolo.—This Increases the variety in your winter menus, blackberries make many nice sweets Remember, late blackberries are deficient In fiavour. and are watery. So make your jam and jelly early also. Fruit Pectin. A correspondent asks if I recommend ...

... the whites to stiff froth, add to the jelly, and whisk all until the mixture stands in points. Pile high :i glass dish and decorate with few ripe blackberries. Cold Blackberry Sweet. Ingredients— pints blackberries. 60z*. sugar. 6 8 penny sponge cakes ...

... excluded. Judge—Mr. J. Stephen*, Gloucester. JAMS AND JELLIES. Two 2)b. gin** pou, crab apple Jelly—l. Mias Dinah Jackson; 3. Bcr. B. Quuningbam. Baltyraabane Betiory, Coleraine. Two 21b. glae# pots, blackberries—l. Thomas Gray, Mullingar; £ Miss Annul Jackson; ...