... issue will be on As a change from blackberry sale at all post offices from and apple ,tans have you next Tuesday. ever tried blackberry and rhubarb? Use half as much The colours of th r three rhubarb as blackberries. stamps will be :icl. spectrum half ...

... 1110 %II No-Bake Blackberry Betty Making the most of blackberries On one of those fine, sunny S weet Gnocchi days arrange a day's picnic to go blackberrying. There are so many different ways of eating Sweet Gnocchi (pronounced blackberries, and here are ...

... important are gloves if you have loganberries or blackberries. because these can be really savage to handle although it is now possible to have thornless varieties in both loganberries and blackberries. Much the same pruning treatment is required for ...

... Hedgerow pudding THIS is an autumn version of bread and butter pudding. using blackberries and hazel nuts gathered from the hedgerows. Hazel and sob nuts are good in many recipes, as well as for cake decoration. and Kent housewives have ample supplies ...

... buds of loganberries and blackberries are badly damaged by the beetles long before the maggots hateh out. With raspberries the damage starts about the middle of June. With loganberries, it may be .he end of .;uno. with blackberries not till July Control ...

... and core apples. Slice' thinly. Simmer apples and blackberries with sugar and water until just tender. Strain juice from fruit. Blend arrowroot with two teaspoons water. Bring 1 pint of the blackberry juice to the boil and pour over blended arrowroot ...

... New stock If the blackberries are merely wild ones which you have tamed, then you would be wise to consider the cultivated forms and, if you have none or have plants which have really outlived their usefulness, then certainly buy new stock. As soon as ...

... .. by Peggy Twiss .• . . blackberry roll TRY this blackberry A roll. Sieve half a pound of flour with a pinch of salt and three ievei teaspoons of balOig powder. Rub in two ounces of margarine and add enough milk to give a soft but not sticky dough ...

... TRY A SPANISH FL. Shortcrust pastry using 6 oz. flour 3 cooking apples 4 ozs. ripe blackberries or 1 small can blackberries Grated rind and juice of % an orange 2 level tablespoons Demerara sugar 1 Strawberry/Vanilla family brick Line a 7 inch flan ring ...

... that cannot be concealed. RECIPE No. I — Blackberry Wine, Port Style: 4 lb black- benlec, 4 lb sugar . RECIPE No. Z — Blackberry Wine, Curgundy Style: 5 Iti, blaclthe:rws 3; !I). sugar RECIPE No. 3 — Blackberry Wine, Beaujolais (Dry) Style: 14) lb o. l ...

... wine were exhibited. Many of the wines were made from fruit from the ordinary garden, raspberries, gooseberries. apples, blackberries, parsnips, and grapes—and even from pea pods. A Maidstone wine maker claimed that the wione costs about sixpence a bottle ...

... HARVEST SUNDAE 2 lb. cooking apples; 4 lb. blackberries; 6 oz. sugar; One family brick dairy ice cream. Make a syrup of sugar and water. Peel, core and slice the apples and simmer with the blackberries until tender. Arrange sPoonsful of ice cream In sundae ...