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... prohibited by law. Y SEASON. BN BRI & SESSEEL T T Blackberries are fairly plentiful this year, and it should be possible to make up for any shortage of strawberry and plum jam by every sort and kind of blackberry preserve. When picking the berries it is well ...
... when blackberries ripen and when whortleberries are fit to pick. Later come the nuts, and there are elderberries to make into rich red wine, and sloes for sloe gin. Rowanberries and crab apples are there, too, both of which make excellent jelly. There ...
... THE BLACKBERRY SEASON. With the blackberry season in full swing it is well to remember that much time, temper, and torn hands can be saved by picking into a light rush bask-t hung round the neck. Blackberries combine particularly well with apples or vegetable ...
... prepared from the * hips ™ of hedge roses; the berries of the mountain ash provided an excellent jelly for the table, and the best of all jams was made from crab apples. Sloes and bullaces were also prized by the housewife. Nowadays the garnering is left to the ...
... raspberry jam, Mrs. J. Tomlin; damson jam, Mrs. N. Peace ; black currant jam, Mrs. Tomlin ; blackberry and apple jam, Miss E. Morgan; lemon curd, Miss C. Grimmett: jelly, Miss E. Grimmett; marmalade, Mrs. N. Peace: chutney, Miss E. Morgan; pickle, Mrs. Ross: ...
... British Isles; and Mrs. Waldron dealt with the harvest of the hedgerows, especially blackberries. She gave recipes for blackberry jelly, bl;ickbcrry and apples jam and blackberry relish. knew used to give only six inches between the plants. ...
... Since it opened a few weeks ago the following preserves have been made : Strawberry jam 77 Ibs., blackberry and apple 50 lbs., Siberian crab apple jelly 88 Ibs., piccalilly 53 Ibs. The organisers expect to be busy for a considerable time yet. LAPWORTH ...
... larder, for what is nicer than bramble or crab-apple jelly (sugar ration permitting) in the dark days of winter when summer is almost forgotten and as yet there is little sign of next spring ? Blackberries seem to vary from bush to bush—some are 'small ...
... Mrs. Crump 2; roses, Mrs. Crump 1, Mrs. Toon 2; eating apples, Mrs. Startin 1, Mrs. Winder 2 ; cooking :kas, Mrs. Fincher 1, Mrs. Winder 2; plums, Miss Robinson 1, Mrs. Winder 2 ; black‘berries, Miss Robinson 1, Mrs. Ricketts 2; pears, Miss Jenkin 1 ...
... Bowring 2; longest bean, Mrs. Keyte 1. Culinary apples, Mrs. Winder 1, Mrs. Fincher 2: eating apples, Mrs. Winder 1, Mrs. Fincher 2 pears, Mrs. Winder 1: plums, Mrs. Keyte 1, Mrs. Lodder 2: blackberries, Miss Robinson 1: brown eggs, Mrs. Keyte 1, Mrs ...
... larder, for what is nicer than bramble and apple jelly for tea during the dark days of winter JAMS AND ahead, when summer is PICKLES almost forgotten and there is still little sign of ‘ next spring? Blackberries seem to vary from bush to bush this year—l ...
... profit to the larder, for what is nicer than bramble or crab-apple jelly in the dark days of winter, when summer is almost forgotten and as vet there.is little sign of next spring ? Blackberries seem to vary from bush to bush. Some are small, whiskery and ...