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... Domestic Hints And Recipes Blackberry Dlllie This is a very good way of serving blackberries to children, as in it all seeds are removed. Two pounds of blackberries take four ounces of sugar, three gills of water, three-quarters of an 'ounce of leaf gelatine ...

... Domestic Hints And Recipes Blackberry Pt. To blackberries take of cornflour, a pint of milk, sugar, and a pinch of salt, and liox. of margarine or butter. Stew the blackberries in as little water as possible, and sweeten to taste with the sugar; put them ...

... Successful Cultivation of Blackberries. Even many professional gardeners are under the impression that blackberries cannot be cultivated with any degree of success in places other than those which Nature originally selected, and the failure of several ...

... SEPTEMBER 16 1937— 3 autumn fare blackberry ways more cluster blackberries in more luscious blookerrjes pie or in erves or wine? glockberry and Apple fiarmalade pound of blackberries to pound apples pound ?ugar pound of blackberry- peel or core the apples slice ...

... BLACKBERRY TEA German housewives were advised in a radio talk today to make tea from blackberry leaves and do without their morning coffee. ...

... FYLDE'S RURAL BEAUTY. AWHEEI. THROUGH BLACKBERRY AVENUE. Consoling ourselves with optimistic hopes of a favourable change in the weather, the members of Fleetwood St. Peter's ('ycling Club cast off from Mount-road at 2-H) on Saturday afternoon. Cows were ...

... COOKERY. By Evelyn James, MAKING THE MOST OF BLACKBERRIES, Blackberries offer a varied number of pleasant dishes for the Autumn menu, although except for an occasional dish of stewed blackberries or a blackberry tart, the fruit is coupled only with jam-making ...

... Samphire and Blackberries Fruits That Come in Autumn By R.G.S. SEPTEMBER is the month of , samphire and blackberries; one a keen pickle, the other a or; t fruit. P is only in recent years that ! On Sundays. virtue of samphire has become ; vEt y cre way ...

... COOKERY. By Evelyn Janw.;. MAKING THE MOST Or BLACKBERRIES, | Blackberries offer a varied number of pleasant dishes for the Autumn ‘menu, although = except for an occasional dish of stewed blackberries or a blackberry tart, the fruit is coupled only with Jam-making ...

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... the apples should be stewed in the jar with the blackberries in the way described above. The colour of Blackberry and Apple Jelly, however, is not as good as if made entirely with blackberries. Blackberry Shape., Take one pint of water, add two ounces ...