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... Carried in_a basket there is bound tu be a certain amount of juice lost. Blackberries combine particularly weil with apples or vegetable marrow and are delicious in the form of jelly. For the latter add half a pint of water to every two pounds of berries ...
... n Hearts or Apple Pulp Suga row, blackberry, and apple (or lemon sholuld be together boiled with water, sed through a sieve to remove pips ks. The sugar should then be a«filed esulting pulp, and the whole boiled iall sample taken out and placed on late ...
... 10 Ib. Marrow; 14 Ib. Blackbery ; 4 Ib. Lemon Hearts or Apple Pulp ; 11 Ib. Sugar. The marrow, blackberry, and apple (or lemon hearts) should be together boiled with water, and passed through a sieve to remove pips and stalks. The sugar should then be ...
... wet quickly mould. A Recipe. Blackberries should not, in these times of shortage, be made into jelly, since they lose much food volume in~ the process. Tley make an excellent jam by themselves, or in con%'uncu'on with apples or marrows. A useful recipe for ...
... imm&liatcly after gathered wet quickly not, in these times of » jelly, since they lose n the process. Tley llent jam by themselves, or in with apples or marrows. A for blackberry and apple or is appended, and will be found sis of a most appetising con- ...
... at once. Many delightful preserves and useful drinks can be made from the fruits of the hedgerows, such as blackberries, elderberries, erab apples and sloes, and any autumn expedition will yield a harvest. e ...
... with black pepper and salt, and serve at once, very Lot. Dausos Cuzzsz. —Put the dameons in a jar in the same way as for blackberry jelly. Set thie ond by Dolling W the it o S T t - . dinm“othm'h:hthy.ncfil To -d.“ dof pd'b hl:l po-l;dd P a alr. .J boil quickly ...
... the fruit will be over-ripe if a fine week is waited for :— One gill of water to 1 lb. of apples; one gill of water to 1 lb. of apricots; no water to blackberries; one gill of red currant juice to each pound of cherries; enough water to cover carrots; ...
... Daniell’s, Norwich: S, 1. Butterworta Jam, plum. first prize by Mrs. Yote: | R. H. Hewitt, 2 Mis. Hudson, 3 F. €. 1! lamy. Jelly, blackberry, first prize by M E L Hudson: 1 E. Ardiews.3 Mix RoA son, 3 F. C. Bellamy. Famy needlew k. an by H. L. Hudsen: Miss F ...