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... BLACKBERRY JAM Allow one pound sugar to each pound of fruit. The blackberries must not be overripe. Put the fruit In pan. and after sprinkling the sugar over It, let It stand for three or four hours. Place the pan over a low Bre and stir with a wooden ...
... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAM Six pounds of blackberries, four pounds of apples seven pounds ox •sugar, half-pint of water. Peel core and slice the apples and pick over the blackberries Put into a pan with the water and cook gentlv until the fruit is tender ...
... Blackberry Picker and Farmer Lydeard St. Lawrence Incident Bishop's Lydeard magistrates Thursday dismissed a summons for alleged assault brought by Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, Glebe Cottage. Lydeard St. Lawrence, against James Criddle. farmer, of Knights Farm ...
... Pupils Pick Blackberries for School Meals Nearly 4001bs. blackberries, most of which are now bottled, have been picked children from schools Wellington and district response to a request made by Mrs. Voisey. supervisor of Wellington school meals kitchen ...
... Cut these out for your Kitchen Scrapbook SMB *( HOWTO \ MAKE BLACKBERRY SHORTCAKE HOW TO PRESERVE TOMATOES IN THEIR OWN JUICE Remove the skins; cut medium or large tomatoes in halves or quarters; leave small ones ' whole. S oz. flour 1 dessertspoon Pinch ...
... You, like the squirrels, wffi begin soon to think about stores for the cold weather. Blackberries, apples and pears, beans for drying. Cookery Leaflet No. 15 tells you how to store all of these, aad also gives recipes for savoury pastes in jars. Write ...
... I.—lts position Is. on the surlace. over mine. • 4.—Not dry demonstrators. 9.—The lawless folk who go blackberrying? 11.—Tills coin actually exists and Is not assumed. 12.—Accomplished nothing yet built Carthage. 13.—1n this country they make song about ...
... to be found another variety of the blackberry which most nearly approaches the dewberry. It is called the hazel-leaved blackberry. Its flowers are fewer and looser in the cluster than those of the common blackberry while its leaflets are larger and broad ...
... MOORLINCH Gift of Blackberries.—The children of the Council School have made a gift of 221bs. of blackberries to the children In the Bridgwater Hospital. Those contributing were: —Mary Skinner, Joyce Coombes, Gladys Phillips, May French. Beryl Bull, Norman ...
... wagtails the warblers, hawfinch, mlstle and song thrushes, the hoot of the tawny owl and the peewit of the lapwing^ BLACKBERRIES Lone-trailing bramble of the waste! What wUdness doth thou give the scene. With thorn and furze-bush interlaced. And b ...
... cold before covering. BLACKBERRY and apple jam. have been asked to repeat this recipe, which Is very ecdnomical In sugar, and keeps well : Boil a pound of apples until quite soft, then mix with five pounds ripe uncooked blackberries, and boll together for ...
... for a longer period—in lorder that medical report might obtained. P.C. Stacey said he saw prisoner in a field picking blackberries. Asked I lor what purpose he was in the district said was out cycling. Asked ii had been there before. Ihe replied Yes ...