... TO MAKE BLACKBERRY JAM, Blackberry Jelly, Vegetable Marrow Jam, Apple Jelly, A pie Jam, Apple Marmalade, Tomato Marmalade, Blackberry Wine, ...

... kidded, bring the jam the boil, 'k to boil hard for ten minutes, and sat cold plate for setting. Then pot itover. Tie combination of apples and blackna makes a really delicious jelly. !iit wo pounds of apples and the same amtv of blackberries, and sugar. the ...

... Sugar for Jam IT is line learn that shall able make some jam after all. and most of us will by now have our first extra ration sugar tucked away in the store clipboard. lam not sure what kind of jam I shall make with mine yet. I should like it have been ...

... JAM MAKING One of the most important parts of jam making is the boiling before the sugar ’is added. For it is in this first boiling that the pectin or setting qualities of the fruit is brought into solution. Some fruits are richer in pectin than others ...

... his premises was about a bushel apples. Arthur Akehurst, who visited defendant on behalf of the Council, stated that defendant intimated that he intended to make jam from blackberries and apples. his garden were two apple trees. When witness ...

... A useful recipe for blackberry and apple marrow jam is appended, and will be touts to the basis most apjtelisimr on serve: 10 lb. Marrow; lb. Blackberiy ; lb. Lemon Hearts or Annie : 11 lb. Sugar. Hie marrow, blackberry, and apple (or lenea, ...

... TO MAKE BLACKBERRY JAM, Black berry Jelly, Vegetable Marrow Jam, Apple Jelly, A' pie Jam, Apple Marmalade, Tomato Marmalade, Blackberry Wine, Elderberry Wine, Damson Wine, Smith’s ...

... HOW TO MAKE BLACKBERRY JAM, Black berry Jelly, Vegetable Marrow Jam. Apple Jelly, A- pie Jam, Apple Marmalade, Tomato Marmalade, Blackberry Wine, Elderberry Wine, Damson Wine, in ...

... take in hand is the collection wild fruits, and their sale or preservation for home use. Blackberries, wild raspberries, cranberries, whortleberries, crab apple®, and hazel nuts may all collected in considerable quantity in different districts, and all ...

... PRIZE LIST Women’s Section Blackberry jelly: 1. Mrs. E M. Hayler: 2. Mrs. Crouch; 3. Mrs. E. M. Christmas Apple Jelly: 1. Mrs. Crouch: 3. Mrs. E. M. Chrlst- mas. Marmalade: 1. Mrs. Crouch; 12. Mrs. E. M. Hayler; 3. Mrs D. Lmneld. Jam: 1. Mrs. Hayler; 12. Mrs ...

... brown. Apple and Rice Pudding. INGREDIENTS.— t oz. rice, cooking apples, 2 oz. sugar, zmall piece of cinnamon, 1 pint milk. METHOD. —Soak the riqe over-night, drain and cook slowly in the milk with cinnamon (or a strip of lemon). Slice the apples and cook ...

... SECTION Blackberry Jelly: 1. Mrs. P. Coleman. 2. Mrs. J. Crouch; 3. Mrs. D. K. Llnfleld. Apple Jelly : 1. Mrs. F. Coleman: 2. Mrs. J. Crouch; 3. Mrs. D. K. Llnfleld. Orange, lemon or grapefruit marmalade: 1. Mrs. P. Coleman. 2. Mrs. J. Crouch. Jam: 1. Mrs ...