... BLACKBERRY PUDDING Line a basin with suet pastry and half fill it with blackberries and a few apples peeled and sliced. Put a layer of sugar, then a layer of pastry, and more blackberries, sugar, and pastry. Cover the top with greased paper and steam ...

... Blackberry and Apple the fruit in any proportion convenient. Wash and cut up the apples without peeling or coring, rinse the blackberries, mix, and barely cover with cold water, and allow to cook until the fruit is pulpy. Pour through a colander or sieve ...

... BLACKBERRY VINEGAR. buttons, while the skirt is brown The neck ruffle is of white oetnch feather, fastened at the side with a largo black bow of satin ribbon. The hat also carries out the colour scheme of brown and black. One pound of blackberries, a ...

... BLACKBERRY RECIPES. Good Ways of Using an Autumn Fruit. are always glad welcome the return the blackberry owing to its delicious flavour, and below are given few receipts for using this popular fruit. . . For blackberry *mush put on© pint of blackberries ...

... Blackberry Brandy. To one quart of strained blackberry juice, add a pound of white sugar, a teaspoonful of powdered allspice, a teaspoouful of ground cloves. Boil a few minutes, then remove from the fire, and add half a pint of good brandy; bottle and ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY. Stew enough blackberries in sugar and water to make a breakfast-cupful of juice. Melt one tablespoonful of gelatine in boiling water, stir in the hot blackberry juice, and the juice of half a lemon. Beat all together until it is frothy ...

... alert to add blackberry and apple jam to the contents of her store shelf. Blackberry syrup, too, is well worth making, while stewed blackberries and apples make a delicious accompaniment to a rice mould or simple blanc mange. BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAM ...

... THE BLACKBERRY CROP The Lord Lieutenant of Derbyshire (Mr. J. C. Arkwright) and the Chairman of the County Council (Mr. James Oakes) are appealing to owners and occupiers of land throughout Derbyshire to allow all authorised gatherers of blackberries full ...

... BLACKBERRY PICKERS’ DAMAGE. £TO? DPX»rAILiS. ■axis' cox: ...

... BLACKBERRIES LIKE DAMSONS New Plant That Money Cannot Yet Buy. A new blackberry, claimed to be the largest and most luscious ever cultivated, was exhibited by a Bedford firm of fruit growers at the Royal Horticultural Society’s show in London, yesterday ...

... Apple and Blackberry Pudding. Take quart of blackberries, four large apples peeled and sliced in thin pieces, half a pound of sugar, and three or four thin slices of lemon-peel. Make light suet paste, lino a deep basin, and fill in with the above ingredients; ...

... Blackberry and Apple Jam. 'I nis is a delicious preserve, and as the fruit is not very expensive to buy (country folk may have it without purchase), the cost of sugar lessened proportion. Allow one-third apples and two-thirds blackberries. Method : Stew ...