... and new potatoes with jelly surprise to follow. St Richard’s - Danielle Leggatt, Philippa Nicholson, Matthew Richard and Adam Marsden - began with garlic mushrooms. The main course was lamb burgers followed by apple and blackberry crumble. Bexhill High ...

... odd-shaped vegetable, Stuart Wood; class 58, currants, Alan Gilby, class 59, blackberries, class 60, raspberries, class 62, eating apples, Lyn Fuller; class 61, cooking apples, Derek Portsmouth. Members’ section. Class 65, flowering pot plant, Eric Card; ...

... Edgar, Red Potatoes - Pat Bown, Parsimips - Keith Mottram. Cooking Apples - Edward Hennell, Eating Apples - Edward Hennell, Tomatoes - John Martin-Hoyes, Plums - Ken Good, Blackberries - Keith Mottram Brown Eggs - Estelle Wray, White Eggs - Vanessa Wood ...

... Class 29, blackberries, B Croft; Class 15, cucumbers; Class 19, onions and Class 22, pickling shallots, | J Luck; Class 24, tomatoes and Class 25, other vegetable, D Bangerter; Class 26, dessert apples, Mrs V E Moore; Class 27, cooking apples, N King; ...

... Margaret Buckwell Trophy: Xan Browne. SECTION A: Raspberries: Mrs J Styles; cooking apples: Mrs A Lewis; Dessert apples: Mrs J Veness: specimen apple, blackberries: Mrs Wright; cooking pears: R Morley; dessert pears: V Kelling; basket of fresh fruit ...

... nst e N T sy e Y of blackberries this year, and the Browne. Section A: Raspberries: done by the under fives. Their 1.30 pm. - 2 required in p £ s b B'::al%am \S:So:’lfsv an pickers are out in force. Having Mrs J Styles; Cooking apples: Mrs skill produced ...

... | M Farmer; 17 four tomatoes - 1 M Farmer, 2 E Simons, 3 A Lee; 18 four culinary apples - 1 A Lee: 19 four dessert apples - 1 A Lee, 2 K Lee, 3 J Spain; 20 12 blackberries -1B Tory, 2 A Lee, 3K Lee. Section C flowers: 21 six asters - 1 N Hindley, 2 B Chester ...

... Heighington: 3 M. Dixon. Bardney. Culinary Apples. | K. Knowles., Branston, 2 J. Petutt, Bardney. 3 E. Oglesby. Branston. Dessert apples. | J. Brammer. Branston. Dessert Plums. | Mary Dixon, East Barkwith. Blackberries. | J. Goulsbra. Bardney: 2 B. Bee. Minting ...

... Parsnips, A. Syson: Potato, Rod Booth: Leeks. Rod Booth, = Cucumber, Lucy Nelstrop; Tomatoes, B.J. Blades: Apples Cooker, Julie Overton; Apples Dessert, J. Overton: Garden Basket, J. Booth: Ugliest veg. Jackie Nelstrop: Alien, H. Matthews: Pumpkin, Ross ...

... Pocklington. Thomson Trophy, fruit: dessert apples, 1 B Peacock , 2 G Hill, 3 R Pocklington: dessert apple, one specimen, | G Hill, 2 B Peacock; cooking apples, bramley, | B Peacock, 2 R Pocklington: cooking apples, one specimen bramley, | L J Turner, 2 B ...

... Custards' of cream, almonds and rose or orange-flower water must be put into 'China cups.' In Sweden such cups were used for jellies, in Denmark they were Iss Cups, and in Germany Creme Topfchen. The exhibition curated by Ulla Stafford has much to tell us ...

... harvests gathered as youngsters and their transformation into jellies, jams and gins. The adventure began with plums and cherries and progressed through bramble week to elderberries, crab apples, sloes, rose hips and hazel nuts. They were all there for the ...