... BLACKBERRY SORBET (serves §) This frozen dessert only needs whipping once during the making: — % Ib./225g blackberries 4 025./100g granulated sugar 1 tablespoon lemon juice legg white Set refrigerator at coldest ...

... TO SERVE RAW Blackberries are an excellent source of Vitamin C and 3 good helping should provide the daily requirement. They should be washed in cold water and may be served sprinkled with caster sugar and served with whipped cream. ...

... BLACKBERRY CHARLOTTE (serves 4-§) 4 trifle sponges % Ib./225g blackberries Ilarge cooking apple (about % Ib./225g) Iraspberry jelly $ll. ozs./100ml. whipping ...

... pies from becoming too wet, mix 1 level tablespoon cornflour with 2 tablespoons sugar and add to each Ib. of fruit used. A blackberry liqueur could be made now to serve at Christmas. This could be made from some of the duty-free drinks from your summer holiday ...

... BLACKBERRY LIQUEUR Place % Ib./350g caster sugar, a strip of orange and a strip of lemon rind, 1 Ib./450g blackberries and a bottle of gin, bacardi or rum in a jar. Cover and shake the jar every day for 3 months. Strain, filter and bottle. ...

... which vary in intensity and consistency, making them suitable for all types of mouths and times of the day. Estee Lauder's Blackberry Polish is a pretty, almost seethrough gloss which, worn on its own, gives a natural plummy sheen to the mouth. Revion’s ...

... forth- The competition for the coming visit to Switzerland. October meeting will be for a Mrs. E. Devlin and Mrs. A. pot of blackberry and apple Devlin tinalised their plans to jam. attand the Nanacal Wask at An ...

... the obvious to the uninitiated, but it’s quite amazing just how misleading names of cosmetics can be sometimes. Lauder’s Blackberry Polish is a lovely deep fruity shade which, because of its sheer consistency, never looks heavy. You can also wear it over ...

... Grianan for Donegal Week. The Federation meeting in Moville report was given by Mrs. Kathleen Grant. The competition for blackberry and apple jam was won by Mrs. Mary K. McLaughlin. Mrs. E. Devlin gotsecondpiace. K The election of officers for the coming ...

... Guild meeting will be held on November 11. The arts and crafts competition will be judged that night. Com- J'“Ym is best blackberry As it is international month, the talk will be on Zambia. ...

... poetry, we appreciate the rugged healthiness and freshness of nature but Heaney portrays the ugly side of nature also. In “Blackberry Picking”, page 15, he tells us “The sweet flesh would turmn sour.” On reading his poetry, one feels the re-inforcement of ...

... Carnl.C.A. The November meeting of The monthly competition, for Carndonagh 1.C.A., chaired by blackberry jelly, was won. by president Mrs. Mary Gillen, Mrs. Ev. McCandless. was most enjoyable. Congratu- The raffle was won by Mrs. C. lations were extended ...