... Blackberries Through The Post At this season of the year very WV quantities of blackberries and other soft fruit are sent through the post. Many such parcels are found during conveyance to have been inadequately packed and have to be withheld from onward ...

... BLACKBERRIES. FREE FOR THE TAKING Even those who do not live near the country hedges may be able to manage a day In the country. 'specialty if there are children home from school, longing for a treat. Make the object of the day's outing the gathering ...

... WARNING TO BLACKBERRY PICKERS Recently the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Food announced that arrangements had been made for properly organised parties to pick blackberries and to take them to local preservation centres for making into jam ...

... BLACKBERRIES—A WARNING. If\' England they call them blackberries: in Scotland they are known as brambles. But whatever their name they cause a lot of trouble every year to the G.P.O. Thousands of parcels containing these berries are posted in the late ...

... Blackberry Custard Pit 4 css. stale bread, cot in slices I '.b. blafckbcpries 1 ob. sugar Custard pint milk and water oxa. flour oss. sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla essence . 2 reconstituted eggs Grease and line with the bread. Pick .and wash blackberries and ...

... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE CHARLOTTE 1 Ib. apples; slices of stale bread; % Ib. blackberries; 4 ozs. sugar. Grease a medium-sized cake tin and cut one or two rounds of stale bread to fit the bottom. Cut fingers of bread to stand up round the sides. Press firmly ...

... Apple and Blackberry Jam This has pretty colour and delicious flavour. 21b sour cooking apples, weighed after peeling and coring 11b blackberries h pint water 31b sugar Have the apples cut into sections and place in pan with half of the water. or. stirringr ...

... this. 'improvement will continue. but they are afraid that there may be some deterioration during the blackberry season. They are appealing to blackberry pickers—'l who are, of course. quite welcome , to the fruit growing wild on the hill—to do as little ...

... GATHER THE RICH HARVEST OF BLACKBERRIES One of Britain's most plentiful harvests of the year can now be gathered in—the harvest of b.ackberries or brambles' as they an called in Scotland. Every year the blackberries ripen in hedgerows and in rough u ...

... ON THE KITCHEN !FRONT BLACKBERRY JAM Allow 1 lb. sugsr to lb. fruit. The blackberries mut not be otlf• ripe. Put the fish ia a pm sod after speinkling the sugar it, it for 3at bones. Plus the pas over a low dee sod We with a wooden mid the is quite dissolved ...

... force on August 29th prescribes maximum prices for blackberries, as follows:—Wild Blackberries: Picker's Price CB per ton (= 3d. per lb); Wholesale 4d. per lb.; Retail 51d. per lb. Cultivated Blackberries will be used for preserving and the maximum grower's ...

... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT BLACKBERRY JAM Allow i 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 ...