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... and nuts, including elderberries to make chutney (delicious with Stilton) ; blackberries for jam preserve; rosehips for jelly, (which has excellent vitamin C); sloes for more jelly and rowanberries (also full of vitamins). The weather has been favourable ...
... wild fruits and even flowers into The crab apples that are now allowed to fall and comestibles. The crab apples that are now allowed to fall and rot on the around were once carefully gathe~ed and made into a jelly that 1::'1s brotlg-ht out as a delicacy ...
... wasted-the little yellow apple on the most gnarled tree in the garden, the berry on the bush or the passing minute that was recorded by the steady ticking of the wagat-the-wall clock. Things doubt comparative I have and jams and jellies, withstand a month-long ...
... West Country feature, making the Yarlington Mill and Kingston Black varieties of apple into local cider or scrumpy. Sheppy's Cider in Somerset, for example, uses apples grown on Three Bridges Farm. Let's not forget the other regions, however. In Lincolnshire ...
... and can be used alone or with other fruit (s uch blackberries) in compots, ketchups, used alone or with other fruit (s uch as apples and blackberries) in compots, ketchups, vinegars, jam and jellies, and so on. Elderberry syrup is made by boiling the ...
... ready-made dishes. Pheasant casserole with apple, cider and mustard; pheasant breast stuffed with stilton, wrapped in bacon and with a redcurrant-and-port sauce; and, finally, pheasant breasts with bacon and blackberry-and-redcurrant sauce all cost £5.99 and ...
... who have scrumped apples somewhere come up the lane munching, and throwing away overlarge apple cores. The apples are always green, it seems to me, or cookers, rather than ripe eaters. It was this way when I was a boy too, and the apple-stealing was an ...
... gooseberry). Does anyone still make it? My own family retains a small, steady By EIL UNED LEWIS demand for jellies, notably blackberry, crab- apple and quince, but these belong to autumn. It is in July that the extraordinary change has taken place, for ...
... emorieo arc nutusuallv considered short. This jelly can be made in the same way as in the olcl recipe for American crab jelly, and is used for dessert wilh biscuits, or as a substitute for red-currant jelly with r ...
... the yesterday real social going pre-feudal assuming the social mav such COUNTR Y LIFE, October 17, 1941 APPLE STORAGE S UCCESSFUL storage of apples, which everybody with a tree is intere ted in this year depends on three principles : low t emperature, ...
... g plants it is the spheres which Bringing in the harvest SrutVU C~L.iJter September is the month to pick delicious blackberries, apples and late raspberries as well as colourful butternut and more exotic squashes T HE pace oflife begins to slow down in ...
... sampling another ptece, that 1t should be more crisp and tender. \Ve had few apples, so we ne,•er offered any, and she could not reach them. On walks, if we picked blackberries, we had to watch our can , COU NTRY LIFE - JULY 16, 1948 but, though she tried ...