... a ripe berry. BLACKS - Z - 11DV AND APPLE MOULD.—ODC pound of blackberries, ilb. apples, one pint of water. fats sugar, lioz. cornflour to pint of fruit puree. - • BLACKIBIRS% WINIII.-4ix quarts of ripa blackberries, three gallons of water, 61b. blown ...

... APPLI ripe blackberries, 21b. sharp apples, 1 pint w;.ter, lib. sugar to each pint ot prepared fruit. Peel, core, and quarter the apples, and put into pan with very little water, and cook gently until quite vitt. Stalk and wash th;• blackberries, and cook ...

... recipe for blackberry and apple or marrow jam is appended, and will be found to be the basis of a most appetising conserve:— 10 lb. Marrow; lb. Blackberi y; 4 lb. Lemon Hearts or Apple Pulp; 11 lb. Sugar. The marrow, blackberry, and ...

... ships this year to import fruit pulpfor jam-tnakin7. Home-grown fruit in is' make up for it. extra apples and r!uni,, the blackberries ard apples the children hay.: __.;ml from the hedges, will help to make up the jam supply for next winter. ...

... following recipe: APPLE AND BLACKBERRY JAM 4th cooking apples 2lb blackberries Mb preserving sugar. . . . . Pick over the blackberries; lay them on a dish, cover them with lib. of sugar and leave till the next ...

... quantity of apples to this jelly. If this is done, the apples should be in the jar with the blackberries in the way describpd abo,e. Shape. Take one pint of water, add two of castor sugar and one pound of blackberries. Stew the blackberries ...

... parsley. In that case serve apple sauce with the marrow to enhance the duck flavour Narrow Pulp.—Marrow pulp, which needs only 4 lb. of sugar to the pound of *vegetables, can be added to anv kind of fresh or dried fruit in jam-making. It can be used in ...

... of using them up. Try Apple Butter It is a change from jelly or blackberry and apple inn.. Best ot all you make it, with any kind of windfalls or with crab apple,* it you find them. Alloy 1h of sugar to every pint of sieved apple made by ...

... brown. Apple and Mae Pudding. INGRED/ENTB.- 4 oz. rice, 4 cooking apples, 2 oz. sugar, a small piece of cinnamon, 1 pint milk. METROD.—Soak the rice over-night, drain and cook slowly in the milk with cinnamon (or a strip of lemon). Slice the apples and cook ...

... the webbing is trifling, and it will gristly prolong the usefulsein of the rug. NOW BLACKBERRIES ABB IN WILSON! ( 1 ) . — Crwal in a mortar three pounds of blackberries, place them in a basin, sad this in another of hot water to extract juice, standieg ...

... should be paid to Blackberry and Apple Jam as one of the cheapest and beet of jams. Golden Syrup can be use 1 satisfactorily for sweet or sharp fruits, in the proportion of threequarters of a pound of golden syrup to one pound of fruit. JAM ...

... rings, and clips or st ress -bands. If mended for this method are : f gooseberries, blackberries, swee t octal covers are used the metal cherries, • pears, dessert apple s , liould be protected Lis ts.o or black currants and tomatoes. 'tree layers of paper ...