... would boon to both th, general public and post offir* officials. The silver lining My Village Corresponden' writes : —Blackberrying time with again, but, like everythin! else this summer, it tends to something of a wash-out.'’ fruit is watery and taste ...

... time like everything it tends to be vash-out. The and tasteless st of other and sons. And. ircity of sugar there a lack a'blackberry Ing fine day shows done, from of washing to ss-cuttlng ledges in over* From house•w? it has beer. Children in their longing ...

... recipe;— 3 lb. blackberries. 3 lb. sugar, sufficient water to prevent the blackberries from sticking to the bottom of the preserving pan. For wet berries. 3 lb. 6oz. blackberries. For BU Blackberry and Apple Jam (1) —4 lb. 8 oz. blackberries ...

... COOKERY HI\TS Blackberry Jelly By Housekeeper J'SI.LY mav made from blackberries alone, a mixture of blackberries and either crab apples or cooking apples, or with the addition a few sloes or elderberries to either the blackberry the ...

... police and civilians for Edwin Hall (13) and his brother Charles (12). who have been missing for 12 days from their home In Blackberry Lane. Sutton Coldfield, has yielded no result. 1 Arrangements are being made for a mass search, assisted by most the local ...

... water bath method, gooseberrlea i«P-berr 1 a, loganberries, rhubarb, whole plume,, dameone, greengage*, elloed applea, blackberries, or a mixture of these finite, should brought to 1«6 deg. F. II hours, and held at that temperature for 10 minutes. Black ...

... forms a skin which wrinkles when the saucer la tilted. ' Skim the jelly thoroughly, pour Into heated pots, and cover. For blackberry and raspberry , jelly, add ««• of citric acid and , pint of water to each 4 lb. of fruit and allow 1 lb. of sugar to each ...

... are both made in much the same way. The difference liee in the amount of sugar used to make them. Apples, blackcurrants, blackberries, loganberries and raspberries, redcurrants, plums and damsons, and elderberries or rose hips can all be made into syrups ...

... swallows and martins gathering on the telephone wires, preparatory to their long Journey southwards. The hedges are thick with blackberries, but, as yet, only in the green stage. The berries are nearly ripe on the rowan trees and will soon provide a tasty meal ...

... spices, lemon or orange rind can added to vary the flavour, or the apples can be combined with sloes, elderberries, plums or blackberries, and used as a base for such jams. Windfall apples are very useful for this, but all the damaged parts should be cut away ...

... pimento, teaspoonful mustard seed, cayenne and grated nutmeg. Stone the plums before cooking or as above. Blackberry Chutney—6 lb. blackberries, 2 lb. onions. 1 lb. apples, 2 lb. sugar, li pints vinegar, 4 oz. salt, 2 oz. ground ginger, tablespoonful ...

... a pound!” They had a similar experience poor service and overcharging In a small restaurant in Galway. Hedgerow harvest Blackberry time is here again, and the first optimists, carrying baskets or other containers, are to be seen making their way to the ...