... BLACKBERRIES OUR oldest clothes, a stick reach; or a tangle of brambles at with a crook, and a the end of a field. We shall be basket—that all the equipment scratched. we shall be stained, we we need for blackberrying. and o shall probably get prickles ...

... to camp and she to her home. They stayed until 11 August in, old Army huts, living on blackberries, raw potatoes', and water. Schutte gave her all the blackberries he picked and every potato hi. found, she said, 1 adding that no one could have been kinder ...

... August. these out for Kitchen Scrapbook & HOW TO MAKE BLACKBERRY SHORTCAKE 5 oil. flour 1 dessertspoon Pinch of salt sugar 2 level tea- I oz. margarine spoons baking Milk to mix powder I lb. blackberries Sugar to sweeten METHOD : Mix dry ingredients. Rub ...

... BIRMINGHAM GAZETTE, Friday, 1 October, 1943 Blackberry-time Beauty in the Mendips A Nature Note ’Y’HE other day I set out to pick blackberries. The bus deposited me at a village high up in the Mendips, with hills all round and a streak of blue water below ...

... twit Blackberries belong to the rose family. which also in(lodes plums. apples. hawthorn. cherries strawberries and raspberries. Each separate blackberry - iarupe or juicy globule tesembles a miniature plum or cherry. with the pip of the blackberry co ...

... that blackberries, already ripening on the hedegs, are being neglected. Housewives at a village fair had their first intimation that the war-time stand-by could be picked when an old woman exhibitor presented half a dozen bottles of blackberries gathered ...

... and hang in a cool place. A and , Blackberry Cooking time t 3° Quantity: Four Ingredients: c PASTRY 4 oz. cd potatoes, tcasp o }. salt, 4 oz. plain nfiJ cooking fat, 2 baking powder. jj,. lb. cooking appl cS; blackberries, 2 oZ- . a jcia? Method: Mix fl° ...

... varieties of jam manufactured in the United Kingdom will be sold free from price control: Bilberry, blackberry (or bramble) jam and jelly, blackberry and apple, cherry, damson. greengage, loganberry, plum and plum mixtures. quince jelly. redcurrant jelly ...

... Q Q BRETONS believe that the Crown of Thorns was made of blackberry-brambles. and that is why, if you visit Brittany in August or September, you will see that blackberries are not touched in France's north-west corner. But it was because Judas was supposed ...

... is usually coole BLACKBERRIES FOR THE PICKING Why not make the most of the fine BLACKBERRY blackberry crop this year Here arc two good recipes: , BLACKBERRY AND lb! bZ'k&rilv'J ( APPLE JAM Grease a medium-si#^,pi* 2 lb,, blackberries; lb. ...

... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT BLACKBERRY JAM Allow 1 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 3 or 4 hours. Place the pan over a low fire and stir with ...

... fruit is ready. Allow to cool for 12 hours and then pack in jars. u Blackberries are ripen fast all over country. Don’t W/iW P' cct this good *^ Sitting fruit. Try to organise blackberry-picking parties—but take care to close all gates and avoid trampling ...