... EARLY BLACKBERRIES. The .blackberry season—herald autumn—is early this year. not often that this fruit comes with grouse, but yesterday some fine blackberries were on show at Covent Garden. This season, despite their early ripening. English blackberries ...

... GATHER THE BLACKBERRIES. The serious failure up to the present of the season's fruit crop, coupled with the prospect of very light harvest of plums later on, causing concern those responsible for provisioning the army with jam. There is, however, one ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM Allow i lb. sugar to each lb. fruit. The blackberries must not be overripe. Put the fruit in a pan, and after sprinkling the sugar over it, let it stand for 3 Of 4 hours. Place the pen over a low fire and with a wooden spoon until the sugar ...

... THE BLACKBERRY SEASON. Blacaberries .are fairly plentiful this rear and it should be po-sible to make up for any shortage of strawberry and plum jam by every sort and kind of blackberry preserve. When picking the berries it is best to suspend from the ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY Place the blackbeme3 frac a large atcnc jai. then stand it in a warm even to draw cut the juice. When it is surliciently (coked strain it through a wive or coarse ctcth into the preserving pan. Allow lb. ',rosining sugar to every pint ...

... Blackberry Pudding. a floe Butter a pudding basin, and sprinkle it with a little Demerara sugar. lane the basin with suet-paste, trim and wet the edge, fill the basin with blackberries and sliced apples, putting sugar over the layers. and a cupful of ...

... BLACKBERRY VINEGAR. Put whatever quantity of blackberries you wish to make vinegar with into a jug or stewjar: fill it sp with vinegar, allowing about a pint nf vinegar to a pound of blackberries. Let stand three days on a hot hearth, then strain off ...

... fence into the wood to gather blackberries, and trampled down the undergrowth. The blackberries were cultivated by Mr. Ogle, and there crc notices to that effect 'All round the wood. Mr. Ogle said he cultivated the blackberries, but the wood was almost a ...

... BLACKBERRIES AS BAH OUerton Angler’s Success. ful Lure GOOD CATCHES Fine Spell Prolongs the Season By “TREHTMAN. r|\HE advent of the month of Ocfcbc- is generally followed by a marked decrease in angling activity, many rod, and tackle are usually stowed ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY Place the blackberries into a large stone jar, then stand it in a warm oven to draw cut the juice. Whcn it is sufficiently cooked strain it through a seive or coarse cloth into the preserving pan. Allow lb. t.reseraing sugar to every ...

... sweetened cream. Blackberry Sandwich. Cut three slices of white bread. Spread butter on the first, and cover with cold-stewed blackberries and chopped hazel nuts. Butter the second lice on both sides, lay it the first and cover blackberries and cream or ...

... BLACKBERRY -CREAM Ref:pined : 1 pi of blackberry purée, 3oz. of sugar. of cream. iloz. of geiaeze, 1 lemon.. Remove the Sulks - froth the Ibiackberries and put item Liao a pan over a 'slow heat until the juice flows freely. then rub dttough a ;tate sieve ...