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... COOKERY } CORNER BLACKBERRY CHIFFON TARTS 6 oz. Fork-mix pastry: 6 oz flour, } teasp. salt, 3 oz. cooking fat, 2 tablesp. water. Filling: 1 Ib. blackberries or 74 oz. can blackberries, 1 egg white, 2 oz. sugar. Decoration (Angelica): To make the fork-mix ...
... 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 ...
... little sets when tested on a cold plate. Apple and blackberry jam You will need I', lb. cooking apples, 41b. blackberries, }-pint water and 61b. sugar (preserving or granulated). tew well-washed blackberries in half the amount of water until tender. Peel ...
... beetle. There is the John Innes variety of ‘blackberry, which ptroduces Jovely shiny fruits. They . are sweet and juicy and of excellent flavour, having very few sceds. It is more bushy in growth than most blackberries and so takes up very little room. 1 have ...
... crops which are grown by man, but for the wild harvests in the hedgerows and woods which are hardly gathered nowadays. Blackberries have been plentiful thir year but it is becoming almost a rare Bight to see people with baskets along the hedgerows picking ...
... traditional dish. summer pudding, which incidentally, is an excellent way of using up stale bread Another delicious dessert is blackberry and aovole flan with Sabayon sause. This makes a very attractive centrepiece for a cold buffet Summer pudding with custard ...
... is one's first Impression: great old trees which border the roadsides filtering sunlight Ilk e shadow lace. hedges where blackberries grow. fields and streams and trim country gardens, all green aim rich and completely English. I have spent more than 20 ...
... peas 31d. to 9d., tomatoes 10d. to ls. 6d., apples 111. to 60., cherry plum! Is., black cur• rants la. Bld. to Is 104., blackberries is.. to Is. 3d. lb.; cucumbers 4a. to 95., marrows 41. to 71., cauliflower 56. to 6s. 6d., cabbage 31. to 45., lettuce ...
... overnight in a cool delicious pudding is I lb. Drain fruit (fresh or canned). place. Turn out to serve and berries, such as blackberries, reserving juice for another sprinkle with sugar. Serve raspberries. redcurrants, one recipe. Remove crusts and with cream ...
... Majestic potatoes to £1 cwt.; peas to 6d. lb.; runner beans to 70. lb.; cauliflowers to 9d. each; Worcester apples to 7d. lb.; blackberries to Is. lb.; pears to 1044. lb.; bunches of gladioli to 2s. 9d•; boding fowls to 8..; eggs to 44. lid. doe.; duck eggs to ...
... It's a pity Runner-up for top price that it has to be dispersed,' was a two-year-old heifer said Mr. 13011 y. Northlands Blackberry's Bun- Of some conaolation was Rose in calf to Nuthurst on high pew oat owe of Dairyman igth, which went the stock made ...
... ETC. Offices, 3. The Parade. Canterbury. including Gooseberries. Certified Blackcurrants, Redcurrants, Strawberries and Blackberries. APPLES Onany on Virus Free Stocks). PLUMS, PEARS AND CHERRIES All from Standard to Bush I lowering Cherries, Scarlet May ...