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... BLACKBERRY WINE. To every pound of blackberries allow one quart of cold boiled water. Let this sit for five days. occasionally pounding the berries to extract juice. Strain well and to every quart of juice add ilb. of sugar. Let this stand for four or ...
... BLACKBERRY PANCAKES Make a rather stiff pancake mix• ture, and put a small amount on the pan until you have a small pancake. Toes this on to a hot plate. Mane another pancake. Place some blackberries sprink!ed with sugar on pan cake No. 1 and put pancake ...
... August 26th prescribes maximum W for black‘berries, as follows :—' blackberries : picker’s price, £2B per ton (3s 6d per ?45 &)'l; stone); retail .mfd- gfé ...
... cut into rounds and put • liver of stewed 'blackberries on top of each. Then heat the three whites to a stiff froth, add the sugar and flavour with vanilla. Heap thus - m . e7itigu . 7oWer the dewed blackberries, dust with castor sugar and set in the oven ...
... PICK BLACKBERRIES bring them to our Obins St., or Portmore St., Stores and get paid 11- per stone. James Grew & Co. Ltd., ...
... BLACKBERRIES WANTED We beg to notify Blackberry Pickers that we will receive bkckberries at the following depots Mrs. E. Ward. Duke Street, Athy; Mr. John Dillon, Barrow Quay. Athy; Mrs. John Dooley. Birtown. Athy: Mrs. E. Farrell, Milltown (Mcatstone) ...
... depends on the condition of the froit. I have never tried to make * two-minute blackberry jam.’* bat I fancy it quite possible to do so. Blackberry Acid. Ingredients.—l2lb. blackberries, 3 quarts water, sox. tartaric acid. Method.—Pick the fruit and put in a ...
... Blackberries for Boots. A parent whose child was kept at home 21 days in two months, wrote stating that the child had no boots and was gathering in order to j&;omnfimytbhelptoprovide boots. ...
... MONEY IN BLACKBERRIES. The pupil. in tine of the school. iu the Barony of Forth Colt erford, by their induetry io gathering illackterritt frorn the hetigeron. hate earned from a repreeentative of an Engliali firm of jam rasher. £l2O, the price offered ...
... IRISH BLACKBERRIES. Th«* blackberry crop appears play an in*, poitatit part, in Irish atpiciritur©. The De. parUnent of supplies some mg* figure. In 1906 it was estimated thaO ,506 cwte. tbia fruit, of « value £5,378, were exported from Ireland to tireat ...
... Blackberries and the Devil A peculiar supersition persists in the North of Ireland in connection with brambles (writes “S.D.M.” in the Glasgow Herald). It is contended that on a certain date in September the Devil strikes the blackberries with his club ...
... Blackberry Win*. The following is the famous Mrs. Glass's recipe, and over 120 years old: “Take your berries when full ripe, put them into large vessel of woor or stone with spigot in it, and pour upon them as much boiling water Mill just appear on the ...