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... reached Pour into hot clean jars and place wax circles on top Cover and tie down when cold Blackberry and Apple Jam To each pound of blackberries allow lbs cooking apples and 2 lbs sugar Method: Peel core slice the applies Simmer over a low ...
... Christie. One Ilb. Jar of Blackcurrant Jam : I, Mrs. Hewson ; 2, Mrs. Yates. One Ilb. Jar of Stone Fruit Jam : I, Mrs. Christie ; 2, Mrs. Monson. One !lb. Jar of Soft Fruit Jam : I, Mrs. Hewson ; 2, Mrs. Blumson. One Jar of Jelly, excluding dark fruits ...
... Club billiards table was covered with the customary variety of gifts, loaves large and small, blackberries, packets tea, oranges, j>ots of jam, grapes, apples, tomatoes, cooking powders, meat in tins and many more. A pumpkin, weighing 14 lh.. had been ...
... Alice Horn: 1. Dudley Shephard: 3, David Kemp. Jam: I, Mrs. F. Mavne; i. Mrs. E. 3, Mrs. H. ’Sawyer. Blackberries; 1, Mrs. .1. Carter. Apples: 1. K. J. Faulkner; 1. Mr. D. Cramvell: 3. O. Faulkner. Cooking apples: 1, K. J. Faulkner; '2. K. Beasley ; 3. ...
... MADAME DOI to Kitchen Corner BUTTON JAM A young reader is very hurt because her husband tells her the blackberry jam she made should be called Boot Button Jam She wonders if she picked the wrong sort of blackberry or at the wrong time unripe ...
... Eyles 1 Mrs Mrs Eyles Cooking Apples : Mrs Monson 2 Mrs Goodwyn Dessert Pears : 1 Mrs Pilcher Cooking Apples : 1 Mrs Roberts Dish Mixed Fruit: I Mrs Marston 2 Mrs Goodwyn Any 2 Mrs Marston CHILDREN Twenty Wild Blackberries : 1 lack 2 Richard Hewson Named ...
... Mrs. Pearce. Twelve Plums: 1, Mrs. Collier; 2, Mrs. O'Connor. Dessert Apples: I, Mrs. Mitchell; 3, Mrs. O'Connor. Cooking Apples: I, Mrs. Penn; 2, Mrs. Mitchell; 3, Mrs. Collier. Jam: I, Mrs. Collier; 2, Mn.s enfold; 3, Mrs. O'Connor. Jelly: I, Mrs. Horn; ...
... housewives still crab-apple jelly for they like tartness of fruit but generally these wild apples to the ground unwanted Yet we learn that the wild apple is the origin of the apples which cultivated in our gardens and orchards and even the parents of those ...
... Harris FRUIT 5 Dessert Apples : Mrs Batchelor 5 Cooking Apples : Mrs Stratford Dessert Pears : Nil 5 Cooking Pears Nil 6 Plums : Mrs Wilkins Dish of 20 Cultivated Blackberries : 1 F Brandon 2 Mrs Geary Dish of 20 Wild Blackberries : Mrs H Pearce PRODUCE ...
... erection under licence for HALIFAX BUILDING SOCIETY Largest in the World HEAD OFFICE: HALIFAX YORKS APPLE AND DATE TART (For 4) Short pastry using 4 flour ox apples peeled and sliced 4 ox dates chopped tablesps water level dessertsp tiled oc oats Line 8-in pie ...
... Section 3 Fruit Apples cooking T Hall 1 V Smith 2 four apples dessert under 1 lb J Collins 1 T Hall 2 C H March 3 four apples over 1 ib C H March 1 S Salisbury 2: pears cooking C H March pear dessert A Hutchinson 1 C H March 2 blackberries cultivated C H ...
... Leach 2 Jean Cornish 3 Cooking apples T Hall 1 C A March 2 and 3 Dessert apples (under 1 lb) S T Salisbury 1 C A March 2 Mrs March 3 Dessert apples (over 1 lb) J Hood 1 C A March 2 and 3 Dessert pears W J Stallwood 2 Blackberries A F Cornish 1 C A March 2 ...