... custard. Marrows supply valuable ally blackberries, if the supply of the latter runs short. Slice a pound marrow two of well crushed berries, and boil well with the -same proportion of sugar as with blackberries alone. A variation can be made by dropping ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM. Twelve pounds of blackberries, 10 pounds of sugar. Steam the berries until soft and iiWOlien. Next boil halls the berries and squeeze in muslin till all the juice is extracted. Add the juice to the remaining berries, and stir in the sugar ...

... pla 4 where the not of the motor is but a distant marmur cannet fail to have noticed the for: wardness of the bush fruits Blackberries, in particular are already almost ane ripe the patchy of weather (so 1 ritaung 19 the townsinap) we are at pre ent experienc ...

... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAM 2 lbs. blackberries; I lbs. sour apples; pint water; about 3 lbs. sugar. Place the blackberries in a pan over a low' heat, adding half the quantity of water, and stew until tender. Peel, core and slice the apples, add the remaining ...

... • BLACKBERRY AND APPLE CHARLOTTE I Ih. apples; slices of stale bread; lb blackberries; 4 ozs. sugar. Grease a medium-sized cake tin and cut one or two rounds of stale bread to fit the bottom. Cut fingers of bread to stand up round the sides. Press firmly ...

... GREAT BLACKBERRY CROP. • Reports from all parts of the country show that the blackberry crop is of phenomenal abundance. Picking will not be in full swing for another week or two, when it is expected that the fruit generally will have reached its full ...

... Blackberries: A Warning In England they call them blackberries: in Scotland they are known as brambles. But whatever their name they cause a lot of trouble every year to the tsands of parcels containing these berries are posted in the late summer aid ...

... fruit. ,She also produced raspberry and blackberry jam, about 781 b. in all. She had 31b. of ,sugar left. Mr. Steel said it was ouite true the defendant had obtained 501 b., but she had also , a lot of blackberries in the fields adjoining the farm, and ...

... The Oreat Blackberry Crop. Never before, in the writer's experience at any rate, has there been such energy displayed I among the country folks in gathering the blackberry crop. Out in Cheshire some people ate spending day after day among the tangled ...

... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAM REQUIRED 411 •king apples, hlaeklM*! lies, 511). preserving sugar. Prepare the blackberries, lay them on a dish, cover with lib. of sugar and allow to remain until the next day. Peel, core and slice the apples and put them, with ...

... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JELLY REQUIRED; 'll h. blackberries, lib. apples, jib. castor sugar, preserving sugar. Remove stalks from blackberries. Peel, core, and slice the apples. Put the blackberries and apples into a howl with Jib. of castor sugar and pint ...

... quality the blackberries we find, but we dways enjoy ourselves Mo>t people like the flavour of hlaok[►erries, but the seeds are troublesome to many. Kveryone will enjoy blackberry tool, and it .-diould always be made while Useful Recipes blackberries are in ...