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... THE BLACKBERRY. There are few more delightful conserves, than well-made Blackberry jelly, especially when a few slices of a somewhat acid cooking Apple have been incorporated with it. A growing and an important industry. too. is arising in the Pastern ...
... of preserving sugar. Blackberry and Apple Jelly Blackberry and apple jelly is perhaps the nicest of all, and is thus made: To six pounds of blackberries add two pounds of ...
... risk of spoiling the clear, bright colour of the jelly. The rest of the process is similiar to the ordinary method of jelly-making. Owing to its seedy nature, needs good deal of cooking, and therefore a jelly is realty better than jam when making preserve ...
... gathering blackberries, mushrooms, searching for birds' nests, or, in the top meadow, robbing the hedge of filbert nuts. Aunt Jane's delicious apple turnovers are well remembered, with pastry as light as a feather: so are her apple and red-currant jelly as clear ...
... bundle, boil gently until the jelly will set, stirring frequently. Remove the mint, pour the jelly into pot-, anti celll at once. Itlackberry Charlotte not forget that you can make a blackberry Charlotte as well as an apple Charlotte, and as the former ...
... ■n excellent preserve blackberry and apple jelly is. To six pounds of blackberries add two pounds of apples, one pound of castor linger, and preserving sugar. Remove all stalks from the berries, peel, cote, and slice the ...
... GREKNOAGK. GOOSEBERRY. RASPBERRY AND CURRANT. BLACK CURRANT. RED CURRANT. BLACKBERRY. DAMSON. PLUM. APRICOT. CHERRY, Ac., Ao., In 11b., 31b., and 71b. Jars. RED AND BLACK CURRANT JELLY, In lib., }lb., and £lb. Pots. GENUINE Home Made Orange Marmalade, Made ...
... too busy.’ This is the blackberry season, and gatherers may usefully consider the fact that the hedges which the berry grows, and for that matter all that land produces, belongs to the owner occupier. Prosecutions for blackberry stealing are rare, but ...
... GREKNOAOK. GOOSEBERRY RASPBERRY AND CURRANT. BLACK CURRANT. RED CURRANT. BLACKBERRY. DAMSON. PLUM. APRICOT. CHERRY. Ac., Ac.. In lib., 31b., and 71b. Jars. RED AND BLACK CURRANT JELLY, In lib., 41b., sod ilb. Pots. GENUINE Home Made Orange Marmalade, Made ...
... obtain. The blackberry has its own place in housewifery. Cooked with other fruit it makes a very pleasant dish, and as a jelly it is not easily surpassed. As a jam it will compare with any. Its market price is quit© equal to that of plums and apples. Which ...
... be a run upon the blackberry. It makes the nicest jam or jelly, and when eaten in this form, in peculiar manner, seems to bring to memory, even in the deepest winter, the rural conditions under which it best flourishes. The blackberry is being diligently ...