... BLACKBERRY SYRUP This is for grown-ups only ! First of all, make your syrup, allowing a pound of sugar to each pint of water, and see that it boils until thick. Add to this blackberry juice (as many pints as there are pounds of sugar) and half a grated ...

... GREAT BLACKBERRY MY, Daily Mirror Office. MY DEAR BOYS AND GIRLS, — Why is it that the biggest, fattest, juiciest blackberry on the bush is always just out of reach ? This is a problem which invariably confronts us at this time of year—it crops up as ...

... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAM is most economical, and you will like it if made in this way. You will need an equal amount of black. berries and pared and cored apples. When you have picked the blackberries, allow them to stew until cooked, remembering to add ...

... I , • 1- ,a_ /re - -, 1. The pets enjoyed a blackberrying picnic in the country over the week-end. 3. So he stood on little Stanley's back in a vain attempt to reach it. ...

... is a marvellous year for blackberries; the heavy rain of early summer, followed by extreme heat, is produc- ing one of the best harvests we have known fcr somc time. Besides giving an excellent excuse for a picnic, blackberries are luscious fruit which ...

... course, Wilfred found that the best blackberry was just too high. 4. Stanley promptly collapsed, and Wilfred fell headlong into the bush ! 7‘_ : . V- 000 - 1 f,' f, 6. But he soon cheered up when Pip popped that big blackberry into his mouth ! ...

... Edwards took it rather badly and was noticed to be in rather a bad temper on June 10, the day blackberry and apple pie was served at both hotels. The blackberries were kept in a tin in the loft of one of the hotels. Also in the loft was a tin of weed-killer ...

... FOR COLD WEATHER This is an old fashioned recipe for blackberry wine—especially good in cold weather. Cover the blackberries with water and draw the juice out by placing them in the oven. When they have been strained through a sieve, leave the juice to ...

... hurricane or a tornado would ever drive them to earth. I let them stay where they were. Also, on a blackberry bush, were some hard, gritty-looking blackberries, while some tall, ungainly - looking cabbages boasted a few edible leaves. There were, of course ...

... room THOMAS Con Idn't find any blackberries ...

... ALWAYS SAY FRUITS STRAWBERRIES RASPBERRIES GOOSEBERRIES BLACKBERRIES LOGANBERRIES BLACK CURRANTS CHERRIES DAMSONS PLUMS VEGETABLES I'EAS MACEDOINES CELERY HEARTS YOUNG CARROTS STRINGLESS BEANS NEW POTATOES SPINACH, ETC. ...

... THE DAILY MIRROR Make the most of those CKBERRIES Place your blackberries in a pan with a little water (which prevents burning) and heat them slowly. Rub the fruit through a sieve when it is soft enough, and allow a pound of sugar to each pint of pulp ...