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... dry. BLACKBERRY JELLY I have a huge crop of blackberries which wig be reedy any time sew, says tacky Mrs. F.W. 1 Isere tried away times to make blackberry jidy, but I can sever get it to set &es. I suggest you try making blackberry and ...
... Steed, 3 Mrs. J. Stephens. Three fruit marmalade : I Mrs. N. H. Steed, 2 Mrs. J. R. Fasham, 3 Miss E. B. Welland. Blackberry and apple jelly : 1 Mrs. A. C. Tyrrel, 2 Mrs. A. Scott, 3 Mass 1. Stephens. Rasplymy jam : 1 Mrs. N. H. Steed, 2 Mrs. W. Tyrrel ...
... plums. gages. apples and pears appear Immature cooking apples are a safe buy; they are just as flavoursome as mature samples. When it comes to choosing dessert apples, however. it is much a question of personal taste. Those who like their apples to be sweet ...
... prob. beside a busy road picks up like crab apples and row ably looking forward to large amounts of lead from hips, however, so if you are blackberrying among the exhaust-polluted dust and thinking of making Jelly hedgerows soil. from these, be sure to pick ...
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