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... good results. » Blackberry and Apple Jelly R Ingredients: 2 Ib. blackberries, 1 Ib. cooking apples, H 1 pint water, 1 Ib. sugar to each pint of juice. Method : Wash the fruit, cut up the apples and place in a ...
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Melton Mowbray Times and Vale of Belvoir Gazette
S_’é—:i == = - & o e PRESERVES & SUGAR WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES OF PRESERVES: Strawberry, Cherry, Apricot,
... & SUGAR WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES OF PRESERVES: Strawberry, Cherry, Apricot, Pineapple, Plum, Blackberry Jelly, Marmalade, Quince, Guava, Apple, Black Currant, Damson, Strawberry and Gooseberry. Pure Cane Demarara Sugar can be supplied against any ...
PRESERVES & SUGAR For the next Four Weekly Period, starting on MONDAY, we shall bave the foHowing varieties of ..
... we shall bave the foHowing varieties of Preserves :— Strawberry, Cherry, Apricot, Pineapple, Plum, Blackberry Jelly, Marmalade, Quince, Guava, Apple, Black Currant, Damson, Strawberry and Gooseberry. —_— | . Pure Cane Demarara Sugar can be supplied against ...
Food buys of the week
... has to be said, not that many damsons are grown nowadays. Blackberries should still be about. Bramble jelly, or blackberry and apple jam are two old favourites well worth making. Blackberries can also be used to make wine and chutney, as ...
WINNERS
... Vicarage, who gained 152 points and whose exhibits comprised house plants, apples, beetroot, marrows, kidney beans, peas, dahlias, pansies, bottled apricots, blackberry and apple jelly, chutney, and mint sauce in honey. Mrs. A. Charles was second with 150 ...
MAINLY FOR WOMEN Elderberry Jam And Other Recipes
... Add the apples to the elderberries, releat and add the sugar (warmed if possible). When the sugar is all disgolved, boil rapidly unti] setting point is reached. ( Make first {est after 10 minutes). Blackberry and Apple Jam——4lbs“ firm blackberries, 13lDs ...
THE HEDGEROW HARVEST
... prepared from the ‘‘hips” of hedge roses, The berries of the mountain ash provided an excellent jelly for the table, and the best of all jams was made from erab apples. Sloes and bullaces were also prized by the housewife. Nowadays replenishing the store cupboard ...
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... ly g 0 to pro{ome-made > or little tarts , and is there at your very t jelly? it is possible - supplies of These are exve raw for 0 go well in a d and in a ner pudding. blackberries per and more ild ones, and having raw, nd for preers reckon yod this year ...
No need to have gloomy shopping
... will kill off the blackberries: any remaining plums im the oschards at the end of September will quickly be picked and marketed. so don’t expect them around for long, says a British Farm Produce Council spokesman. On the other hand. apples and pears really ...
began the season. Red currants have been sufficient to meet a steady demand; they will not last much longer. ..
... blackcurant jelly? Occasionally, it is possible to find limited supplies of white currants. These are excellent to have raw for dessert; they also go well in a fresh fruit salad and in a traditional summer pudding. Cultivated blackberries tend to be plumper ...
MAINLY FOR WOMEN Jam And Fruit Syrup Recipes
... MAINLY FOR WOMEN Jam And Fruit Syrup Recipes M.arrow or Whortleberry (Bilberry or through a jelly bag, or the irult put in Whinberry) Jam—4ilb. marrow (pre-|a cloth and the ends twisted in (pared), 2ilb. whortleberries, 1 pint |opposite directions until ...
Thrussington W.l. produce show
... Runner beans: 1 Mrs. Andrews. 2 Mrs. G. Sleath. Apples: (cooking) 1 Mrs. R. W. Rodwell, 2 Mrs. H. Pick, 3 Mrs. L. Sleath; (dessert) 1 Mrs. G. Sleath, 2 Mrs. R. W. Rodwell, 3 Mrs. J. A. Daniell. Blackberries: 1 Mrs. M. Merryweather, 2 Mrs. Andrews and Mrs ...