... Blackberry jelly Blackberry and apple jelly is a must in the store cur board. Wash 3 lb. of blackberries. Then wash and chop 3 Ib. of sour cooking apples. Put the fruit in a ...

... cream and sugar, pouring in the berries cooked very .Two unusual sweets are Bramble Blackberry and apple ple is gently for ten minutes with 2oz Nut Cream and Bramble Jelly deservedly popular in England sugar to Ilb. fruit. and only a few Ring. For the former ...

... children lug home bulging bags of blackberries for t%leir mothers to make into blackberry and apple pies and jellies. Lyons Maid’s home economist, Bridget Parke, has advised a de%icious recipe combining blackberries and ...

... THERE is a bumper crop of apples this autumn. and. thanks to the wet summer, the majority of the apples are big; but another crop which seems to have benefited from the combination of a damp summer and a dry autumn is the blackberry, or bramble. This fruit ...

... Crab apples trees offer more than just a pretty flower. Jelly from the fruit can add interest to any meal sugar. This can be reduced by a quarter or even a half. The jelly does not have the same keeping qualities (but why, these days, keep jellies from ...

... recipe following). Spiced rowan jelly nqs&mma:&mm jellies — perfect game, it makes a delicious cumberiand sauce and a fine addition to a gravy. Yields about Blb sour apples or apples 6 cloves : ; 1 stick cinnamon A};pnx.mrmm Wash p&magbemu. Put them in the ...

... pint minced apple with white stock, if required. Season with salt, peoper, and parrlkl. To Jelly Blackberries: Dissolve 1 packet lemon jelly in 2 cups bomnl water, just off the boil, Chill unti slightly thickened. Fold in 2 cups ripe ...

... PINEAPPLE JUICE 1/8 I/45 SARDINES (SILDi (14.01.1 Bid Two 1/- PLUM PUDDINGS 116. 2:6 Two 2/6 TRIPONA JELLIES lid Two 1/- BLOCK JELLIES 9d Three 1 2 TROTTER'S JELLIES 91d Two 1,2 SUNMAID RAISINs 1,4 1/. CURRANTS (Greek( 100 APRICOTS (Soft Dried, 2/6 2,- PRUNES ...

... JUICE 1/8 1/43 SARDINES I8ILD) -.. P. 8W Two I/- PLUM PUDDINGS I lb. 2,6 Two 2/6 TRIPONA JELLIES AR — duc ed-71d Two 1/. BLOCK JELLIES 9d Three 1/. TROTTER'S JELLIES 9*d Two 1/2 SUNMAID RAISINS 1/4 I/- CURRANTS 'Creek) 1/- 10*d APRICOTS !Soft. Dried) 2/6 ...

... I should have called it a blackberry. That's what the horticultural zt:lo&na call it: a blackberry. blackberrz grows on a c:aant called the bramble. The mble, botanmllmy. is a bi;aallevergeen that rs fruit called blackberries, and its a member of the Rose ...

... f ORANGES (Sliced Jaffa) 2 - BLACKBERRIES 2 3 • PLUMS (Yellow i II- Two I PEARS (Glass Jars) 2'- Two - GRAPEFRUIT 2/6 'FIGS IN ORANGE (Seedless) 1/9 Two 1, 9 RHUBARB )Sweetened) 1 Two APPLES, Sliced 'Large) 1/3 Two APPLES (Crushed) Two 1 STRAWBERRIES ...

... for jams and jellies. When we first moved into our French house we discovered that the village was blessed with an abundance of the real thuzf Every autumn I bring back a load of the huge, fragrant%ruit, which looks h:§ pear, half apple, and perfume the ...