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... BRANDESBURTON Tel. 0401 42935/42947 French and English Cuisine at its best Specials this week include: PHEASANT in Port and Blackberry Sauce PORK NORMAND with Calvados and Cream Sweets include: CHOCOLATE & HAZELNUT MERINGUE GATEAU ' Special Christmas Menus ...
... garlic and herb butter) LEMON SOLE TIBS (pieces of lemon sole in a delicious mushroom and prawn sauce) Sweets APPLE and BLACKBERRY PANCAKE with ICE CREAM FRUIT MELBA — and miore PARTIES CATERED FOR ...
... Clematis, Cherries, Forsythia, Hydrangeas. Magnolias Honeysuckle, Rhododendrons. W ws etc, Fruit Tree and Bushes, Apples, Blackberries, Gooseberries Pear Plums and Raspbernies etc, Conifers in vanety including Dwarfs, Leylandu etc. Roses in varniety including ...
... G. Marshall; 2, Mr R. Tate; 3, Mr J. Cobb. Baking lB[;lel: 1, Mr J. Ellis; 2, Mr R. Tate. Dessert pears: 1, Mr J. Cobb. Blackberries: 1, Mr R. Tate; 2, Mrs M. Gray; 8, Mr C. Maughan. ...
... aggravation and the boys have been helping me in the annual harvest of the hedgerows, combining puppy walking with picking blackberries. Although brambles do not seem too plentiful this year we have enjoyed pies, crumbles and souffles and even frozen some ...
... the oozing black juice of the overripe and nigh on rotting brambles. Donkeys years ago these humble offerings on the wild blackberry bushes would have been garnished by the horny-handed sons and daughters of the soil and wolfed down with gratitude. Nowadays ...
... set. For a special occasion, or simply Sunday tea, decorate the bramble cream with whirls of whipped cream and reserved blackberries or grated chocolate. Delicious! Finally, I wonder if Princess Michael of Kent is a fellow member of the “‘if only'' brigade ...
... July. The Josta berry, both red and black forms, are growing very strongly, supposed to be a cross between the goose and blackberry tribe, and not bothered by birds, I'm told. The vegetable strains took my eye — hard, tight cabbage, free from pests! Two ...
... Walker; 3, H. Acaster. Rhubard: 1, D. Trezize; 2, H Acaster; 3, C. Maughan. Rug berries: 1, A. Wilson; 2, Miss C. Smith. Blackberries: 1, C. Maughan; 2, Miss E. Ferriby; 3, Mr Pearce Gooseberries: 1, A. Addison; 2, C Towne. Blackcurrants: 1, A. Wilson; ...
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... control by Hand-picking and burning the large huds is certainly well worth doing, infected bushed do not give very good blackberries, they are hardly worth picking, so inspect your blackcurrants and get to = ...
... Qmilc; 5 B. Griffin; 3, A. F. Sherer. Eating idby, win- Award for presented gophes: 1, . Geifiin: .1 Treharne; 3, D. Quayle. Blackberries: 1, G. Clapham; 2, A. F. Sherer; 3, Mrs B. Panton. Aé other fruit: 1, P. R, Owen: 2, B. Griffin; 3, Mrs B. Panton, winners ...