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... distilling. They made preserves, the very names of which are now hardly remembered, and many homely growths were turned to wine—blackberry wine, rhubarb wine, currant wine, elderberry wine, cowslip wine: there Mas no end to the homely vintages. There was a ...
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... into a dainty dessert fruit afloat in luscious syrup. As to the blackberry, its popularity is steadily on the increase, and to its many devotees it reigns a king of small fruits. Blackberry jam wants care in the making, or it is apt to be full of hard, dry ...
... HOME HINTS. BLACIC.IIIIIIT JAM.-o^ther the blackberries a., s • • wash, and weigh the fruit. and v ev , rY 21 h. I hisi.kberriss allow 11b. of preserving ▪ . pot thaw uni a preserving pan and let them boil gently for about three-siiarters of an boor ...
... , if you would make blackberry an» apple jam follow this recipe:—Pick stalk some ripe dry blackberries, place tbem in a preserving pan with a little water, am* simmer them until tender. Next add W* their weight in cooking apples, pared core ...
... ' put a la er blackberry jam, »l stewed fmit. Let this stand a ° r an hour or two * Cover fe **e'd adding blanched almonds if pre-' ■ and serve serveapp]e would make blackberry -and .' follow this recipe:—Pick and ripe dry blackberries, place them s reservin ...
... lb salt 2s 6d per cwt tea is 6d per lb lump sugar 2d per lb golden syrup 3d plum and apple jam 9d per 3 lb bottle gooseberry and apple 9d blackberry apple 9d plum jam 10J raisins 4d per lb currants 3fd biscuits ...
... FRUIT & ASPARAGUS MERCHANTS, SALESMEN & CONTRACTORS, GARDEN MARKET, LONDON, W.C., BUYERS of 100 TONS JAM APPLES (Sours) our Bags; large Cooking Apples, Ponsfords, Blenheim Orsrgc, Ribstcncs, Cox's Orange, Pears, and Sloes. TOP PRICE PAID FOR WELL-SELECTED ...