... fruit give your family a pudmg made from the following recipé:— StEAMED BLACKBERRY PUDDING.—Boak some slices of stale bread in cold water and afterwards drain. Wash the blackberries carefully without breaking the fruit, and it is a good plan to let them ...

... U R 0 £ Unusual Blackberry £ ’ Recipes = ..mmmmmwmllmnmmlmummummlmmfi BracksEßßY CHEESE. — Take 12b, blackberries and 4lb. cooking apples. Boil together with 1 iill water till quite soft. Then put throus a sieve, add Ilb. sugar to every pound of pulp, ...

... decorations the better the effect Blackberry Jelly. That most popular of the wild fruits--the blackberry— js plentiful this season and where it can be readily gathered it is well worth while to obtain a supply for making blackberry jelly. The fruit should first ...

... given at 8.15 every morning on the Wireless? CKBERRY CROP Blackberries are ripening fastall over the country. Don't neglect this good and health - giving ruit. Try to 3@ /;1 yre o organise blackberry-picking parties— but take care to close all gates and ...

... Ardoe, cauliffower and bruse sprouts; Miss Reid, Cairnfauld, 2 fowls; Ir Rannie, Culter, 1000 woodbines: Nurse Welster, blackberries; Miss Young, Kirlcton, cigarettes and matches. ) Collected by the teachers and pupils of th~ Crossroads School, Durris—q ...

... open for the Season. TEAS with home-made Scones (Buttermilk and “Scare”)* Oatcakes, Scotch Cheese, Eggs, and home-made Jams BLACKBERRY JAM A SPECIALITY STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM. AERATED WATERS. Viewfield Croft—soo feet above sea level—is four miles from Stonehaven ...

... part of the cummer recess in his part of Scotland. “ 1 would take her down the shady lanes,” he stated, *“and show her the blackberries which used to be gathered by the children and taken home to form a valuable sweet food throughout the winter.” “ Now they ...

... cutting the barley in about a week’s time. The fruit is now mcs'.ly gathered, and while the rasps appear to an unusual crop, blackberries have fallen greatly from last year’s prolific grow th. Fat cattle are still making remarkably uood prices at the local ...

... ships this year to import fruitpulp for jam-making. Home-grown fruit must make up for it. Your extra apples and plums, the blackberries and crab. apples the children have picked from the hedges, will help to make up the jam supply for next winter. So, whether ...

... Jamieson, 114 High Street, Laurencekirk; 2 Miss A. Dow, Woodville, do.; 3 Miss Bella Hampton, Blackiemuir Avenue, do. Best Blackberry Jam—l Jane Carrol, 18 Blackiemuir Avenue, Laurencekirk: 2 Miss Bella Hampton; 3 Miss A. M. Scott, Parish Church Manse, ...

... Honorary and other degrees were variously estimated in different countries, he remarked, In America, D.D.'s were as common as blackberries. If one intimated to some colleges that one wanted a degree they sent an examination paper which was filled in at leisure ...

... made, and one of the most popular, is the *“ Summer Pudding,” and it has the advantage of needing no fat. Stew 11b. of blackberries with a large apple, cored, peeled, and sliced, and 30z. sugar. Grease a pudding bowl and line it with slices of bread. ...