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... OVER 1 MILLION TINS OF FINEST AUSTRALIAN JAMS Blackberry / Per Blackberry & Apple 1- Quince Apple Jelly-. 1021 Every tin contains 1 lbs. of Jam At (or on the way to) All our Branches. HOME & COLONIAL STORES ...
... eggs. Pot into custard cone, and when quite cold poor over the following blackberry stance, and top with whipped cream. For the ranee put one pint of stalked and washed blackberries into a pan with half a pint of water and four ounces of sugar. Add half ...
... LITTLE FRUIT FOR JAM Although formed with the authority of the Ministry of rood with the object of turning surplus soft fruit into Jam Gosport Garden Fruit Committee are experiencing disappointment. Large numbers of Jam Jars were collected, arrangements ...
... very finest AUSTRALIAN JAMS because of the satisfaction it is giving to our customers SOME PRICES : QUINCE 2 lbs. 1 / 1 0 APRICOT - 2 lbs-2/- PEACH „ 1/101 PLUM 21. Blackberry and Apple „ 1/101 RASPBERRY „ 2/6 Raspberry BLACK and Apple „ 1 / 1 01 CURRANT ...
... is gently tipped to one side. There are many ways of using blackberries while they are in season. Blackberry fool, a delightful and a quick pudding, can be made by adding sweetened blackberry juice to a I thickish custard, a semolina pudding. a thin cornflour ...
... cabbage and gladioli; Mts. Pryer for short carrots, tomatoes, bottled gooseberries bottled blackberries, bottled apple pulp. plum jam, blackberry jam and raspberry jam; Miss Bagley for shallots and chutney; ...
... ourselves. The lecturer strained her jam. That's what I shall do. Mrs. Paddick. So shall I if I makes any, mum. The blackberries this year have been unaccountable searcey an' they've got terrible hard pips. I made a blackberry tart last Sunday an' my husband ...
... members they would be willing to cooperate In making bandages and slings for the Brataid point In Barnham. in making blackberry and apple jam for the evacuated children. and In meeting together to mend the evacuated children's clothes. 11 this was found to ...
... of the sudden little plea we have had lately and helped me pick up the apples. ' I can't bear to waste these, Mrs. Paddick. I said Ordinarily I should make blackberry and apple ;am and chutney with the windfalls, but there's the sugar needed for them ...
... the autumn wild fruit crop—blackberries. bilberries, crab apples, ildernerrlek rowan berries, end sloes Fruit collected schools an. If not used for Immediate consumption, be sold to fruit preaerration centres or made Into Jam br the schools for their own ...
... eggs. 0. H. Glue: plum Jam. Mae E. Bagley: blackberry Jam. Mrs. Pryer: blackberry Jelly. Mrs. Arnotd- Forster. ...
... to nee Slindon blackberry promise on the bushes. It would make them look. Apple and blackberry tarts are all right. What he! writes .1. D., who adds: Slindon can boast real, rare black currants, gathered this week for black currant jam, to put by into ...