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... Blackberry Squares Now that the blackberry tit'a - Fen IS here, the younger members of the family will be going into the fields for the day and coming home laden with the fruit. There are, of course, all the ti.sual ways of cooking black - aerries for ...
... LEMON BLACKBERRY FLAN Ingredients—Pastry: gar plain or Ingredients: 2 tablespoons ter. self-raising flour 18 heaped tablewa 1 4oz. ,oft brown sugar 14 rounded spoons. level teaspoon salt. 40z Cookeen. 3 tablespoons water. Filling: 1 pint lemon jelly. ...
... .. 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 ...
... was shown In Wrangle Blackberry 4tn. served for her fifth team. which fetched the highest price. 152 gns. to Mr. M. S. Davidson. of Bletchley. Bucks.ir. A boar. Engeham Champion p Turk 7th and bred from the sow. Wrangle Blackberry 4th. made 130 gns. to ...
... flavour which goes well with cheese. Here are some new ideas to help you make the most of this season's crop of apples. blackberries. pears damsons and plums. Many people already enjoy eating crisp dessert apples with Cheddar cheese. This combination of ...
... HALL. MAIDSTONE MARKET 33rd Annual Sale of SSAMI FRUIT TREES Az BUSHES vla.:- 12.500 GOOSICIERRIts 5.000 BLACK CURRANTS BLACKBERRIES 20.090 STRAWBERRIES 25.000 RASPBERRIES 2.000 PLUMS 1.750 PEAEL, 11.600 APPLES From Standard to Bush The above Include the ...
... 75.1111 FRUIT TREES & BUSHF-S including Le‘eller. Careless and Lancashire Ladd Gock-eberries. Wel. mutton XXX Currants Blackberries. Raspberries and Strawl,e - ries Lonicers APPLKs. PLUMS & PEARS From Standard to Bush) 591 BUSH. CLIMBING AND SIANDARD ...
... 3, Mrs. 8. Parker. Cooking: 1. W. J. Stewart: 2. D Andrews Pcors: 1, D. Andrews; 2. Miss M Pox: 3. T. Plumb. Cultivated blackberries: I. B C. Pox. Unscheduled fruit: I. E. Kennett; . 2. Miss Kennett: 3. G. H. Sturdy. ...
... gave some weeks ago is quite good. I have made four bottles. Now ' 1 would like to make a red wine. I alto have plenty of blackberries in the garden. Weauld these make a good wine? First, damson wine. Crush 81b. of damsons in a large basin and pour one ...
... 75000 FRUIT TREES & BUSHES including: Leveller. Carele-s and T.aneashire Lad Gooseberries, Wellington XXX Blackcurrants., Blackberries, Raspberries and Strawberries. Lonicera. APPLES. PIA' MS & PEA RS (From Standard to Bush) 500 BUSH. CLIMBING AND STA N ...
... 3. Mr. Godfrey. Victoria plums Perkins. Dessert pears 1. Group Captain Neville: 2, Mr. Dunn; 3, Mr. Godfrey. Cultivated blackberries I. Group Captain Neville; 2. Mr. Dunn: 3. Mrs. Borns. Plums-4. Mrs. Colbourn: 2. Mr. Johnson. Pears-1. Mr. Clifford. Grapes-1 ...
... pineapple and keep in a cool place until just before serving. For a touch of French sophistication, sprinkle fruit salad with blackberry brandy twenty minutes before serving. To give your favourite trifle a now flavour, use a miniature bottle of apricot brandy ...