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... Now The Time For Blackberry Jelly FOLLOWING requests from several readers, the Home Page Editor is publishing three successful recipes for blackberry jelly. To each pound of fruit allow one teacupful of water. Simmer slowly for about 1\ hours, strain ...
... virtually all garden crops. FRUIT ON ALLOTMENTS. Apart from the cultivated blackberries, like the early Edward Langley and the big cropper Mammoth, and the so-called seedless blackberry (which is new and nearly seedless), there are very acceptable berry bearers ...
... 'sport. Larerpoot Scho.l Blastlawny Idly I have been asked to give once more the recipes for blackberry jelly and jam. To make the jelly, stew the blackberries well with a little water, about half a gill of water to every pound of berries. until they are ...
... R:VER DEATH MYSTERY BODY FOUND OF WOMAN WHO WENT BLACKBERRYING The mystery concerning the disappearance of Miss Ursula Mien. of whom a description was broadcast last Friday night, has been cleared up by the discovery of her body in the river bevern. Pisa ...
... surface soil with fork, this will not only sweeten the ground but will allow rains to penetrate more freely. Loganberries and blackberries should also receive attention soon as the crop has been gathered. Cut out this season's fruiting canes, and all weak and ...
... MAKE SOME JELLY Boil the blackberries with half their weight in sugar for 40 minutes. Cover closely and keep in a dry, cool place. A little lemon juice improves the flavour. ...
... good report. me competitions were for raspberry jam and blackberry jelly. Mrs. Atkinson dirst) and Mrs. J. Wnitehead 'secona» lor jam, and Miss N. Nelson and Mrs. Nelson 'tirsl and second for blackberry jelly; were winners. Miss N. Nelson was supper hostess ...
... were sold at a tea meeting on Tuesday afternoon. AU the proceeds are to be devoted to the church fundr. * * * BLACKBERRIES, There are blackberries in profusion at Overton. Middleton and the surrounding district and the pickers are out in force. ...
... captain tightly him BLACKBERRY-APPLE and SAGO rec-ip? result in ordinary blackberry ami jam apples and separately addition blackberry hard not this Second the addition softening blackberry Ingredients: apples 111) sugar to fruit oz ...
... lettuce ld. each, onions 2d. lb.. pickling onions lad. lb., green grapes 10d. lb., apples 21d. to 41d. lb.. lemons 4 for 3d., blackberries Bd. lb., black plums 21d. lb., Victorian 4d. lb., red plums 3d lb., peas 21d. lb., broad beans lid lb.. mushrooms 2s. lb ...
... until the meringue is crisp and set. This sweet is delicious whether served hot or cold. BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAM Required: 41b. of cooking apples, 21b. of blackberries, and 51b. of preserving ...
... and down the stream were reminiscent of the fairv glens of North Wales. The blackberry bushes on the lane side from Roughlee bore evidence of careful search by youthful blackberry’ gatherers, tor scarcely single one could be found. Near the Jjrne Ends a ...