... Recipe. Blackberries should not, in these times shortage, be made into jelly, since they h.se much food volume in the process. They make an excellent jam by themselves, in conjunction with apples o r marrows. A useful recipe for blackberry and ...

... Make a custard with one whole egg and the yolk of another. ltor sugar, and milk. Add to it when cold half • cupful of blackberry jelly and a little lemon-juice. Stir the custard well, and then pour it over the pears and bananas. PrDDINO. - Beat lightly ...

... 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 ...

... splendid selection of Christmas fruits. In her window, which was magnificently laid out, could be seen English pine apples, dessert and cooking apples, pears fine grapes, oranges, prunes, figs muscatels, almonds. cocoa nut,. and every fruit desirable for after-dinner ...

... and they are so cheap that people do not want to boy them. The people want apples, and this being a poor crop they fetch a good figure. Plums are neglected and the demand for apples is quite keen and it looks as if the suggestion is true that things will ...