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... I COOKERY BY HARRIET MUIR ^0^ The Fruits BLACKBERRY! SOUFFLE' j pint blackberries 3 tablespoonfuls sugar 1 egg 1 large cooking apple walnut margarine. Peel, core and slice apple. Cook with the blackberries and very little water till tender. ...
... WINE FROM GARDEN BLACKBERRIES ALTHOUGH September is traditionally the month for gathering hedgerow blackberries, the cultivated varieties ripen a few weeks earlier. If you can spare some from the blackberry and apple pies and bramble jelly, ...
... small red apples, stranger coming suddenly to the blackberry and apple jam• which you had to boil up with country would never guess It is hippy stuff, hut the children a great bunch of mint. This October. . like it and I doubt if they will jelly is supposed ...
... housewives Blackberry dishes - hot and cold ALL the seasons for growing things were late this year. the blackberry season incluced. and there is still much of the friii left on the bramble bushes In the hedgerows. Corn- binPd with apple. blackberries and used ...
... of State for Northern Ireland. Bramble and Apple Jelly INGREDIENTS (to make 1.4-I.Bkg (3-4 lbs of jelly): 900 g (21b) cooking apples; 1.7 litres (3pints) water; 900 g (21b) blackberries; sugar. •CHOP the apples ...
... is well fl avoured and is a heavy cropper. Cane fruits, such as blackberries and loganberries, can be trained on wires around the sides of the fruit garden. It is true that blackberrying is a p leasant pastime, but this should not prevent one from cultivating ...
... Romany redcurrant Jelly? (a) Roast lamb. (b) of beef. (c) Pock chops. 3. Melt* of tbe following Is - C hedgerow fruit? (a) Apricots. (b) Plum. (c) Blackberry. How to put Rhuburb in its place 4. Which of the following fruits is a fruit? (a) Strawberry ...
... year, I spy the jelly-bag in the scullery, su pended by some contraption or other as it disgorges fruit juice into a waiting container. It is a comforting reminder of my wife's domain of the preserves cupboard. Blackberry and apple jelly is one which she ...
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... shy of eating with their fingers. FRAGRANT BLACKBERRIES ar e ripening now so here is an old recipe for a dark fragrant blackberry jelly which comes from Ptthertngton in Gloucestershire. Rinse the blackberries in slightly salted water, then put them in ...