... ordinary blackberry midding or tart, open closed, many other nice sweets may be made this little hedgerow fruit, euch blackberry fool, «r blackberry mould. For both the fruit should stewed wifi ...

... BLACKBERRY FOOL I Required lIS of blackberries 2ozs. of Isogar. A pint of custard made of custard Ipw dor. tablepoonfuk of unsweetened condensed milk. Pick over the blackberries. stew and press through a hair sieve. Mix the condensed milk and custard ...

... sad sweeten with castor singer. then pour this on the top of the pudding. Return to the oven again to act. then serve. BLACKBERRY FOOL—Stew some ripe blackberries in a little water with plenty of sugar. pass through a sieve and mix with a mixture if half ...

... froth and sweeten with castor sugar, then pour this the top of the pudding. Return to the oven again to sot, then serve. Blackberry Fool. —Stew some ripe blackberries in a little water with plenty of sugar. Pass through a sieve and mix with mixture cf (half ...

... Sprinkle pink sugar on the top and serve either hot or cold The sugar is coloured pink with a drop or two of cochineal. Blackberry Fool: Put the berries in jar with half a pint of water and half a |b. of sugar. This is the proportion for about 2 lbs of fruit ...

... fruit will obtain supplies and, at the same time, look round to sce if something new and tasty cannot be made with it. Blackberry F'ool, Pudding. Squash, and various other delicacies can be made from this fruit, and snuuld find a place on the table, either ...