... BLACKBERRY BLENDS IN SPITE of the long dry summer, the blackberries are in such profusion again this year that I make no apology for returning to this fruit as the basis of an excellent wine. It blends well with elderberry and apple and can be made into ...

... Blackberry wine with a 'Burgundy' taste A FEW years ago, statistics were published indicating that some 56 million bottles of Burgundy were consumed in Britain in one year. Authorities in the Bourgogne. however, reported that in that same year they had ...

... in cold water. Sur. plus stock from autumn picking may be packed in polythene boxes and frozen for use later on. Frozen blackberries are always available from freezer centres, but again surplus summer stock can be frozen suc cessfully at home and kept ...

... 15oz 14p Strawberries 13oz can 113-p Evaporated Milk Large 14is Ovaltine Low Fat Milk 12oz Lge 39p Canned Cream 6oz 12 dip Blackberries Boz 934 p MILK PUDDINGS Libby's Rice Pudding 15 3/ 2 oz llp SOUPS, CANNED & PACKET Crosse & Blackwell Cream of Tomato/ ...

... halved and stoned so that a half a pound covers the 6-7 in. base fairly evenly. Other fruits could be used too, including blackberries which are well on their wl” to ripening. 6 oz. self-raising flour good pinch of salt 3 oz. granulated sugar 2 oz. butter ...

... n jar, fit an airlock and ferment out. Mature for 12 months. Elderberry dessert wise: (2 lb) elderberries 50134 (1 Ib) blackberries 500 g (1 Ib) raisins 500 g (1 Ib) bananas 500 (1 Ib) cooking apples kg (2% lb) sugar 15 `(55 oz) tartaiic acid 2 tip pec ...

... G—Morris. Devicrt: Mr. R. Clover. Mr. G. T. Denver. Mr M. Sorrell. Ran: Mn J. Nunn. Mrs. M Bright. Mr. W. J. Gibbons. Blackberries: Mr. A. J. Craig . Mr. J. Nixon. Mr. M. Sorrell . An other fruit: Mr. L. Jones. Mr. L F. Johnson. Mr F. G. Morris. ...

... Welch; three dessert: D. Anderson. C. H. Bullivant, F. Valentine. Pears, three: C. H. Bullivant, H.. 1. Welch, T. Latter. Blackberries: A. Richter, H. J. Welch, C. H. Bullivant. Collection of fruit: R. W. Jones 1. H. J. Welch 2. Any other kind: R. W. Jones ...

... although the standard in this class was always very high. this year the ladies had excelled themselves. Webb. Mrs. Wright. Blackberries: W. A. Walker . E. Webb. N. Mayer. Pears: E. Webb. W. 1. Botton. Mrs. Wright. Any other fruit: Mrs . Holland. W. A. Walker ...

... Papworth. no second; any other vegetable: Mrs. Carr. first and second; collections of green herbs: Mrs. Earnshaw. Mrs. Carr. Blackberries: Mrs. Hope. Mrs. Pascoe; raspberries: Mrs. Thorndycraf.• no second; apples. dessert: Mrs. Ferber, ONE main pattern part ...

... suitable. Melon with just a little ginger and a white wine is good; ripe raspberries, loganberries, mulberries and even garden blackberries may be used. Peaches and apricots arc naturally excellent, but black, red and white currants are rather too sharp. The ...

... Apples: 3. G. M. Aspinall. Pears. dessert: I. Mr. K. Haney. Culinary: I. K. Haney. 3. D. Reffell. Pears: 3. G. M. Aspinall. Blackberries: A. Richter. L R. Taylor. K. Haney. Any other fruit: 1. Mrs. P. M. Butcher. 2. R. Young. ...