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... of loaf sugar and half pint apple water each pint blackberry juice. To extract the juice, prepare the fruit, for jam, and put in into a jar; cover and place the jar in a cool oven or a pan of boiling water. Simmer for aliont on hour until the juice flows ...

... Makes about 3.2 kg. walmd:mgwokm'wu.mm.llmm,lkgjunsuoar,kmbofm. Wash and roughly the apples without peeling or coring. Place in a large saucepan with the blackberries and water. to the boil. Simmer, stirring occasionally, for about 30 minutes or until ...

... marrow, | D Brown: tomatoes, 1 F Marwood, 2 and 3 A Wilkinson; cooking apples, 1 and 2 R Robinson, 3 H Walker; eating apples, 1 B Taylor, 2 C Taylo: black grapes, 1 John Wilson; blackberries, 1 Ros Watson, 2 B Cook; plums, | and 2 R Robinson. Certificate of ...

... rest. The blackberry ia coming us now, and the other day. while out in the country. I met many people in search of this tempting wild fruit, which , onl - ■liable for a limited period. It makes a delicious jam or jelly, and, mixed with apples, mmt satisfactory ...

... tarts. Ac. When the ffc.it iithorou-bly rips sad gathered dry, an excellent jam. jelly, and wine) may be made from the blackberry alone, or with tbs addition of any acid apples, buUaoe, or lemons. Tbs acidity of other fruit has then the effect of greatly ...

... Tomatoes: 1 F Blakeston, R Robinson, Mrs A Marritt; Cooking apples: R Robinson, M Voase, A Horton; Eating apples: D Kell, Mrs A Briggs, Mrs R Watson; Black grapes: Mrs A Briggs, A Horton; Blackberries: B Cook, Mrs R Watson; Plums: R Robinson. Flowers, Plants ...

... inHtMlfd biead. Brighton Id. waa able to etc* ami tori. bread. gave apecial I>reokthick of spread with margarine and jam (apple and blackberry!. 3oz. aataa (}oa. cocoa gaih>n milk' Northampton carried out a weighing test, which fthowed that the children ted ...

... Artley 2 Mr J Tickle Variety of plums: 1 Mrs J Tickle 2 Bamaby Sellars Eating apples: 1 Mr D Watt 2 Miss J Sellars e Cooking apples: 1 Mr P Bricklebank 2 Mr D Watt Blackberries: 1 Miss J Sellars 2 Mr D Watt Exotic vegetable: 1 Mrs P Clark 2 Mr J Tickle ...

... mother for some eat with his blackberries. She re* fused. appeared resigned, but added, gravely, Tou know, mamma, what happened round the corner There was little boy, and his mother would not give him any sugar on his blackberries, and ”** And ?*• u And next ...