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... Entrees. Hot Veal and Ham Pie. Or— Jugged Hare, Jelly. Or— Joint. Roast Sirloin Beef and Yorkshire Pudding. Or— Lamb and Mint Sauce. Sprouts:. Parsnip:!. Baked and Boiled Potatoes. Sweets. Blackberry and Apple Tart. Or— Rice Pudding. Or— Strawberry Cream ...
... flare. Jelly. Or— Calves' Liver and Bacon. Or— Joint and vegetables or Cold Meat. oast Hindquarter and Mint Sauce Or- Sirloin Beef. Yorkshire Pudding. Sprouts. Leeks. Haked or Boiled Potatoes Sweets or ices. Steamed Treacle Sponge. Or— Blackberry and Apple ...
... cabbage and oniens are ready for pickling. Ways With Windfalls. Crab-apple jelly is a delightful. old-world preserve* and again you may use up a great many wind-fail apples apple jelly and apple cheese. Walnuts ...
... Boast Lamb and Mint Sance. Kidney Beans. Marrow. Baked and Boiled Potatoes. Sweets. Steamed Blackberry Pudding. Or— Apple Tart and Custard. Or— Fruit Jellies. Restaurant orchestra J. BOBBY (Bristol) Ltd. QUEEN'S ROAD, CLIFTON Tel lines) %l SPECIAL XAfSAS ...
... eat upon bread. Friday, September 9th. It any would make them a supply Blackberry Jelly, to let them be advised to do it in the following manner That is pick over your blackberries, to put them into a prerearving pan, and to barely cover them with w ater ...
... Education for Ireland, for obtaining e best results from the blackberry crop; but the great bulk it is left to the birds, , become seedy or to rot. Can there anyt nicer than blackberry and apple rellyf have heard it remarked—it requires mu.-n sucar. The ...
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... Last week, having sent to my gossip, Mistress Bassett, recipe for blackberry jelly, this week I do send her one equally good, fur making blackberries into fruit cheese (mixed with apples), this being very de lieious, and a good method using the last of ...
... fill p the jar with unsweetened gin. Cork the jar very tightly and leave for one year oefore bottling. BLACKBERRY WINE. Put six quarts of ripe blackberries into earthenware vessel and bruise them well with wooden spoon. Pour over them six quarts of cold water ...
... lbs. lbSchool 1?2 lbs- blackberries, school Chddren at Olveston, apples, marrows ' School Children at Wi-iterbournc, 1 cwt. blackberries ' ' Mrs J. Sea ton .157 eggs 5 walking sticks ,12th): C. 5.. pairs at 1 basket blackberries; per Miss Simpson, 27 ...
... September 3 Mr Peoys is very partial blackberry jelly 'eaten for preference on hot buttered toast by a pleasant fireside after a brisk walk on cold winter's afternoon) I cook apples with the berries, putting sour apple, cut up, to a pound of berries, just ...
... Of course, countrywomen have Known all along about making wine from elderberriea and jelly from crab apples. Now, you know how, you can also make tea from blackberry leaves and cheese from sloes-andcarrots,> and where there are children in the house, ...