... Jar. — Allow pound of apple. to blackberries, and three-quarters of a pound at anger to every pound of the mined fruit. Peel, core, and slice the apple thinly and place in the preserving pap with the blackberries. Boil till the jam sets, ...

... ships this year to import fruit pulp for jam-making. Homegrown fruit must make up for it. Your extra apples and plutt the blackberries and crab..;Tiples the children have picked the hedges, will help to ,Hake up the jam supply for next winter. So, whether ...

... jelly when cooked is a weft, ao4 (delicious flavour. reel and core two pounds of apples and cut them into small pieces, then cut one pound of tomatoes, and odd to the apples, chop one pound of onions and half a pound of fp, stone and chop half a pound of ...

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... the tot. with the white of an egg. sift *most ever taent end bake in tin rams in a quit k serum for a tussrter of an hour. Jam can used inmead of the berries, omitting the flour or corn March. Cotwowtsze • t' Su to trot- —Peel a large ripe cucumber for ...