... prints from the block, which will, then be destroyed. * Blackberry Fool * * My recent paragraph to the effect that blackberries are still being picked prompts a correspondent to ask why blackberry fool, so often served in Norway, Sweden and Den• mark, ...

... made from hedgerow fruits. _ The blackberries are not yet over, and crab-apples may still be picked if you are fortunate enough to know of a tree that has not Yet been stripped. Last week-end we had an orgy of blackberry picking and jelly making. This coming ...

... A RHYNE OF THE DAY To an Elusive Blackberry (Troops engaged in the Sussex war have been using ti-e-r steal helmets as baskets while picking. blackberries. The idea might be extended.) Aha! .elusive blackberry, You fancy you're secure! Perched high ...

... disturbing the scum, I add the sugar and proceed as in the first recipe. Spiced Blackberry Jelly gives a fine, appetising tang to meat, sausage or fish. To lib. blackberries I allow lib. sugar, two or three cloves, one chilli or so, a scrap of cinnamon ...

... the coolest part of the larder or kitchen. The floor is usually cooler than a shelf. BLACKBERRY AND APPLE CHARLOTTE 1 lb. 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 ...

... expected. says Major Astor. Blackberries for Jam.—The Daily Mirror learns that the arrangements which are being made by the Ministry of Food, in connection with the Board of Agriculture, to organise the collection of blackberries and other wild fruits, are ...

... decorate with chopped mint and a small chopped onion. THE BLACKBERRY CROP. Blackberries are ripening fast all over the country. Don't neglect this good and health, 4 , giving fruit. Try to organise blackberry picking parties but take care to close all gates and ...

... wool-6oz. are needed. The striped design is formed by bands of plain stocking stitch with wider bands of blackberry stitch. The scarf is all blackberry stitch. Write now for FREE INSTRUCTIONS to Gold Waistcoat,' Mothers' Meeting, Daily Mirror, Fetter-lane ...

... it, and heap it on the salad. Serve it as cold as possible with cream-crackers or dry toast. 'BLACKBERRY AND APPLE FOOL. INGREDIENTS :—One pound of blackberries, one pound of apples, one lemon, six ounces of loaf sugar, a little water, boiled custard, half ...

... ters of hour—pour into dry jars and cover in the way. 'TH BLACKBERRIES iother reader, Mrs. S. S., of Cardiff, wants ,lackberry and apple jam. For this equal .tities of apples and blackberries are ted and Vb. sugar to each lb. of fruit. , the fruit in ...

... *heti suddenly PoliCe- She was unhurt, eating blackberries Constable Turner. of Burnham, saw little fair head just above the high bracken. He called, and Hazel turned to him, her hands full of blackberries. He wrapped her in his coat and took her back ...

... MY RECIPES My blackberry and apple jelly has turned out !well.: This is the recipe I used. If you gather 61b. of blackberries you will :want 31h. of cooking apples. Cut the apples into quarters after washing. Do not peel or core them. Put them in the ...