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... good sherry should be added before sending to table. Blackberry ° may y ° U ' ive far may yOU . travel, before vou sample a better Saracen. , .. „ sweet than a simple saracen made with the blackberries now ripe on the hedgerows of our native land. Try ...
... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT BLACKBERRY JAM Allow I lb. sugar to each lb. fruit. The blackberries must not be overripe. Put the fruit in a pan, and after sprinkling the sugar over it, let it stand for 3or 4 hours. Place the pan over a low fire and stir with a ...
... canned or salt) dried) Salmon (fresh or Carrots canned) Tomatoes Liver Wholemeal Bread THE BLACKBERRY CROP. Bkckbcrrics are on ' t ne^*eCt t^'S to or g an se blackberry-picking parties—but take care, to close all gates and avoid trampling on crops. ...
... been established. Yet each year tons of them go to waste in London alone. Blackberries have similar value. And, finally, the most delectable jam is made with a mixture of blackberries, elderberries, sloes, crab apples, hips, haws and rowanberries. The third ...
... PRESENTS VERY DIFFERENT FORMS. As in the raspberry, the blackberry is formed of cluster of seeds each enclosed in fleshy pulp, while in the plum and cherry the seed is enclosed within a larre, single mass of pulp. In the gooseberry many seeds are thus ...
... the Briony (Fig. 3) positively fascinate us; only the fear of possible consequences keeps us from just tasting. Where blackberries are concerned ,ik ...
... flowers are extremely numerous, forming a great circular cluster surrounding and towering above a group of pistils, as in the blackberry. In the closely crowded central disc of the daisy ...
... Pjfif f ■‘* BiL-^y ' IN THE SHORT ARCTIC SUMMER, WHEN BERRIES, FLOWERS, AND BIRDS ABOUND : MRS. KLEINSCHMIDT PICKING POLAR BLACKBERRIES AT NUALASKA. ■ , *r '& ^ ■** THE FIRST WHITE WOMAN TO TAKE PART IN HUNTING POLAR BEAR : MRS. KLEINSCHMIDT (AMONG THE GROUP ...
... fascinating material christened Treebark.” The three-quarter coat to match has an amusing collar of white ermine. Patou uses blackberry-coloured silk for the simple cinema or bridge dress shown below, with attractive long, open sleeves and the neckline dipping ...
... the Antarctic. Foster Clark’s Cream Custard makes a delightful dish served with the season’s fruits. It is excellent with blackberries. The luscious creaminess w’hich is its special feature makes it improvement on the ordinary custard. Made in Kent, the ...
... nick of time, so that all happily ; and we hope the passionate lovescene in the wood, with secret witnesses as thick as blackberries among the bushes, will not meet the eye of a reader with an inconvenient sense of humour. Men were gay and gallant and ...
... The cream of this progressive economy appears in another item from St. Malo. In one year this port sent us 773 tons of blackberries. And while the foreign bees buzzed about their native flowers to satisfy this gigantic system of sponging, the hedges met ...