... usually exceeds the supply. Wild crab-apples are also in great demand and we know that in favourable seasons they grow in large quantities in the South of Ireland. The principal demand comet from the manufactures of jelly, who require the fruit unripe. Sloes ...

... usually exceeds the supply. Wild erab-apples are also in great demand and we know that in favourable seasons they grow in large quantities in the South of Ireland. The principal demand comes from the manufactures of jelly, who require the fruit unripe. Sloes ...

... and especially good apples, which contain sugar in a pure form. Few fruits are so sustaining and wholesome as the apple. An extellent breakfast-dish is made by frying slices of sweet apples in butter. Cut the slices across the apple,, leaving the skin ...

... looks clear, wring the jelly bag, or ki , chen towel. out of boiline water, and spread it firer r. bitersieve, scalded too, and empty the juice on top. Net it to drip in a warm place. ihot do not ,00ceee the pulp, or the jelly will never look clear. When ...

... This usual, but he firm on his feet and was in good pie should hr cater odd s nerve. JELLY. --Put ten pounds of rips The word was filially given—ate—two—three-- blackberries into a covered jar, put the jar into fire, and both pistols were discharged at once ...