... BLACKBERRY DISHES -HOT AND COLD All the seasons for growine' things were late this year, the blackb erry season included, and there is still much of the fruit left on th e bramble bushes in the hedgerows. Combined with apple, blackberries' make an excellent ...

... and go black-berrying. 1 want some to make jelly.” ‘“ Oh, Mum,” said Brenda’s young brother, Richard. ‘1 did want to have a last bathe.” *“ Couldn’t we combine bathing and blackberrying? *’ asked Elizabeth, the eldest girl. ** Pick the blackberries first ...

... following Saturday, and on the Friday Frolic and her mother got busy, with Babs helping too. They made lovely apple jellies, and little blackberry tartlets; nut scones and buns, and Mrs Silver made a gorgeous birthday cake simply crammed with nuts and iced ...

... few small of stick Simmer together until soft strain jelly bag allowing drip 11 Measure the Juice allow to pint juice Heat together slowly and stir till bring boil act and aeal while Elderberry and Apple the ripe and stalk of them In rinsed very until then ...

... or red currant, should be added to those which do not; for example strawberries and blackberries have a low quantity while gooseberries, damsons, plums and cooking apples are rich in acid and pectin. ...

... reported that the crop is disappointing), apples on the trees (ripening slowly, if given a chance from marauding ~ youngsters) and bramb: - Quite the most delicious mixture for jams, jellies and pies is bramble and apple, If only some enterprising fruiterer ...

... with cultivated blackberries, black and red currants, late varieties of cherries, dessert and cooking gooseberries, loganberries, raspberries, strawberries and, towards the end of the month, early varieties of dessert and culinary apples In the shops. Soft ...

... was left---with every tree still heavily over- wm - - “make jam Jelly and pies bag and each of the bags will make wine from- the weighed at least half grapes cider from the apple Blackberries they Harvest time means a labour of the fruits SHOP AT HOME SERVICE ...

... jams, jellies and wines. Currants, black, red and small quantities of white; cherries, including the acid types; strawberries, raspberries, loganberries; even some blackberries; the first of the crop, greengages, damsons, dessert and cooking apples, and ...

... jars. For Sundnkv breakfast we had blackberry jelly with warm buttered toast under it. It was good. My mother has an ancient cumpled old unpruned apple tree in her garden and this year it too yielded well, so our apples were free. We got 11 pounds of elly ...

... measly maggotty brambles. I've kidded myself in the past that this was the stuff that glowing pots of jelly were made of, but somehow the glowing pots of jelly never materialised. One year | made the mistake oL washing my paltry gatherings and had to watch ...

... Price 19 1/2 P CROSS FRUIT CoC eoico Price 24 Y P CRO‘?VSO;‘CVIDO FRUITS Price 220 PICKERINGS PIE FILLINGS Apple, blackberry, gooseperry, apple and raspberrwaei.:Price 23p. oolco 1 Price 21 /39 géam;lcv\:;;l;\t. Rec. Price P. o Price 239 QUICK QUAKER ...