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... ER Fillitiv Illaekberry and *tilde Jelly larredleati: 2 lb. blackberries. I lb. cooking apples. I pint water s I lb. sugar to each pint of juice. hietht tit Wash the fruit, cut up the apples and place in a pan with the .riles and water. gently un it mode% ...
... kir • week. BLACKBERRY JAM AND JELLY. Yining about to take of the blackberry oration by adding to Their ..tore curiboard, some pot.; of honre•siode black ticrry jaw. may be gluil to jot down the follow ing recipe in their note-booits. Apples lidded to the ...
... Carried in a basket there is hound to he a certain amount ot juice lost. Blackberries combine particularly well with apple , or vegetable marrow, anti are delicion: in the torm of jelly. For the latter add half a pint oi water to every two pounds of berries ...
... ally sold by is young girl in the shop, , referred to a list hanging up, on which', blackberry and 'apple jelly was marked and the wording blackberry and apple jelly had been written by a young boy, who, on ...
... teek. The following is a list of prizewinners:—ll atrovi Williams, Sanatorium; gooselierry jelly. Ist crab apple jelly, Ist Mack currant jelly, 20.1 blackberry jelly. Miss Davies, Ithydyronen; 2nd tray. Mrs. E. ...
... fruit): 1 and 2. Miss Jones, Gobeithfa. Lampeter; 3. Mrs. Jones, Falcondale Home Farm. Blackberry jelly: 1. Miss R. E. Jones, 2. Miss M. Evans; 3. Miss J. Ena Jenkins. Apple chutney: 1. Miss R. E. Jones; 2. Miss Price; 3. Mrs. M. H. Thomas. Bottled gooseberries: ...
... am earned oil even from this. h lite worth iivingr • It is not. Apples, apricots, benassati l blackberries onekbeerieser Aunt file.ina's never-failing annual tribute of blackberry jelly, boiled as no one else could, or ever will. Ten pounds of it. sweet ...
... been difficult to go gathering nuts, which are plentiful this year. The blackberries are rotting on the brambles for want of suitable! weather for picking. Rowan berries and crab apples are plentiful and the holly trees are full of ber-1 ries. All signs of ...
... skin WI'S prepared from the hips - of hedge roses. b-rries ol the mountain ash provided an jelly for the fable, the best of all jams was mode from crab apples. Sloes and Millar-es were also prized by the housewife. Nowadays replenishing the store cupboard ...
... ated lady's bicycle, I Mis, L. A. Walters, Llsynderw. Sweet peas, 1 Rev J. T. Jones. Lly s Teg. Dessert apples, 1 Mrs A. J. Owen, Penybont. Cooking apples. 1 Mrs Peate. Vegetable marrow. 1 J. ffi. Davies, Smithy. FLOWERS (SCHOOL CHILDREN). Local.--Garden ...
... T.D. jelly: 1 and 2, J. M. Adams. Apple I inn. T. Eckley. Brecon • 2, Bl u e • I Bird and 3, Green Light, Ed- ; LIST OF AWARDS jelly: 1 and 2. Mrs. Morgan, Parc- Fete and Baby Show , wards, blandly. Open trotting han- ! neuadd. Blackberry jelly: ...
... the leaves do not fall Jones. Frimigocle 2. Jenkins. sa pbe. ry fettle. apple blos- away cut them off, leaving an inch or • ybont. VaSP cif flowers: 1, miss G w en. weevil. apple sawfly, codling moth, two only on the leaf stalk. Ida [lowlands. Taigwynion; ...