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... add a little more sugar to the mixture. Fruit Muffins —Prepare 1 cup raspberries, chopped strawberries, loganberries, blackberries, white or red currants or diced rhubarb. Dust these with 2 to 3 tablespoonful of the measured flour, and add to the dry ...

... COOKERY HI\TS Jelly-making (2) Housekeeper FOR apple, crab apple, blackberry and apple, or red currant and raspberry jelly, when the juice give? Arm clot when tested, described yesterday, use two-thirds of a pound of sugar to each pint of juice, and ...

... available, but it will tend to make the cake slightly damp. Either of these recipes may be used with blackberries as the covering fruit. Put a layer of blackberries on top of the unbaked cake mixture, dust with sugar to sweeten, and bake as above. Plum Sponge ...

... “settled, but will keep for several years, im- Pr ßTacicberry wfne—Fill stone Jar or crock with alternate layers of ripe blackberries and sugar. After three weeks strain and bottle, adding two or three raisins to each bottle. Cork lightly, until working ...

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... tablesps. milk and water. Filling: 6 level tablespoonfuls thick apple pulp; 2 oz. margarine; 2 level tablesps. honey; 8 oz. blackberries. Why nuqar in short HouscwivM —bo oao expects to cheer for the Aagott ana September bonuses ! Eteryone knows that maay ...

... the mixture has thickened. Marrow Chutney (3) —14 lb. marrow. lb. apples. lb. tomatoes, green or red. lb. plums. 1 lb. blackberries or other available fruit, 1 lb. onions, 4 lb. shallots, lb. sugar. 2 oz. salt pints vinegar, 2 oz. mustard seed. 4 oz. ...