... 1, Mrs. Birch. -..-..-.-. Blackberries, 1. Mrs. King; Plums. 1. Mrs. King; Cooking apples. 1. Mrs. King. 2. Mrs. Davies; An unusual vegetable. 1, Mrs. Birch. 2. Mrs. Davies; Eggs, 1. Mrs. Pickworth. Blackberry and apple jelly, 1. Mrs. ...

... domestic classes. Awards —Collection of vegetables: I. Mr. Bostock; 2, Mr. Dodd, Dessert apples: 1 Mr. B. Walters; 2. Mrs. K. Stich: 3, Mrs. P. Baldwin. Cooking apples: 1 Mr. V. Spittle; .2, Mrs. Bostack: 3. Mrs. K. Stich. Pears: 1. Mr. J. Freeman: 2, Mrs ...

... 3 Mrs. Blakey. Marmalade: 1 Mrs. Clare: 2 Mrs., Woods; 3 Mrs. Codrington. Novice: 1 Mrs. Freeman: 2 Mrs. Morgan. Apple and blackberry jelly: 1 Mrs.' Blakey: 2 Mrs. Clarke; 3 Mrs. Holme. Yellow plums in syrup: 1, Mrs. Holme: 2 Mrs. S. Smith jnr: 3 Mrs. ...

... I tried to reach the best blackberries and had to be careful not to get stung by nettles, or scratched by the prickly thorns. There seemed to be a lot of berries about this year. Apart from blackberries, which were and apples are still ripening on the ...

... loffee-ish'.l Marble jelly: Make up a lemon jelly with half a pint of water, then add half a pint of apples and applr juice; stir half way through setting to move the fruit about and give a •marbled look. .Apple Cream: Stew apples as above. ...

... other fruit unsuitable for jamming. So don't be afraid of the cookery 'mystique' try making jelly from the wild blackberries or the redcurrants or the crab apples or the windfalls and get some of their beautiful, jewelcoloured jars on your kitchen shelves ...

... Mancetter, who is a member of the County Executice Committee. Mrs. Brock. Newton Regis. judged the competition for blackberry and apple jelly won by Mrs. Flames with Mrs. Baines second. A home-made handkerchief competition judged by Mrs. Gill was won by ...

... Quite al as tovevel bi activity is crab-apples aldedsserias trees , pretty coontryse and se Even o rs olle g c e t- t than. t can be great fun, and it Is always worth the trouble whss there is blackberry Jelly. Am or pie to look forward to. not to mention ...

... 2nd Miss Graveson. 3rd Mrs J members on showing Hancock Hadfield techniques. Six runner beans Ist Mrs E Taylor. Blackberry and apple jelly.. Ist Mrs The overall produce cup was 2nd Mrs R Green, 3rd Miss H P Winfield, Joint 2nd Mrs R Green won by Mrs. ...

... runner-up Mrs. R Feather. Preserves, Mrs. B Garton: Cookery, Mrs. M. Swift and Flowers. Mrs. M Hawthorne Full results: 1, Jar of Jelly: 1, Mrs. Cantor; 2, Mrs. Garton; 3, Mrs. Feather. Strawberry Jam: 1, Mrs. Button; 2, Mrs. Garton; 3, Mrs. Birch. Raspberry ...

... the changes still further by topping the apple with meringue mixture and than baking very slowly until crisp (about half-anhour), or, for • luscious cold sweet, stir the lightly cobked apples into • setting jelly, and pile to set firm in individual dishes ...

... hips; gather as many as you can (but wear old leather gloves to pick thorn!) Minced, you can use them to colour and flavour apple Jelly, but if you like something unusual, top and tall and dry them well in slow heat. Crush, and remove the pips, seive to get ...