... CONCERNING BLACKBERRIES. The Mackberrjr. which the children find sur h great delight gathering, will with us. Unfortunately, the picnics and such-like organisations which attend the gathering of the fruit are generally the most enjoyable part, fi»r even ...

... poison,” and that there are many blackberry jam *rs who claim distinction for this homely fruit. I am giving an old-fashioned recipe for blackberry cordial. It is said to be very refreshing and plemant drink. The blackberries chosen should be the large juicy ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY. BlacklH-rries may l»e made intodelicious jelly if a little trouble is taken, and in this way you get rid the which, to my mind, are the greatest drawback (•lackberries. Pick over the hlaskbeinea, which must be folly ripe, and aimnier ...

... juice should then be added to the blackberries, sugar, and marrow, and the whole cooked as before. If a jam having stronger flavour of blackberry be dcs red, take 8 lb. of marrow and increase the weight of blackberries used to lb. About Syrup. The question ...

... on. Syrup : Boil sug — st | before use. Blackberries nd A res bottled. Blackberries should always be up of | in syrup. heat, Jams. arise. Blackberry, or blackberry and app lecide | should be made, as blackberries can be pr hould | with a ...

... This lime it is blackberry and elderberry, both of which are very good in their way. I rather fancy that I have recently given recipe for the latter wine. Perbaps, however, ** Constant Reader may not have noticed it. For blackberry wine, take any quantity ...

... OR| The Blackberries Order* dated August 25th, 1918, came into force on Wednesday. The Order prohibits the use blackberries except for the purpose of fiK)d or the manufacture of art ides food. The Order fixes maximum prices for blackberries follows sales ...

... had f the of the citizens. n the Blackberry Time. sy to The harvest of the hedgerows is a_ by riers: with one this vear, and it would seem as i wild bush, the habit of which is to bear h Mr. doing it this Blackberries a tional ticularly plentiful, like ...

... c/l Delicious ‘Preserve that will keep you fit ART from the delicious flavour if Blackberry iany people eat it > its excellent on the health. natural aperient does away with lecessilf for drags, M keep the system up to concert lowever, would for its flavour ...

... Blackbkrbt Vinegar. Blackberry vinegar can be made in the same manner raspberry vinegar. Place four quarts dead ripe blackberries in stone jar, pour over them a pint of white wine vinegar. Stir the fruit aud vinegar every day for a week, mashing up the ...

... forebodings flv up the family chimney with the sparks, the smoko and the Soot. BLACKBERRYING SPORT AND IN EARNEST. The busy pickers arc now at hedges filling their baskets with blackberries of luscious growth ; as one old Gloucestershire woman remarked to me this ...

... Home-mad* Syrup or Cordials. Blackberry cordial is excellent for aae in cases of stomach or bowel troubles. Put gallon of blackberries over the 6re in a preserriog-kettle. Do not boil but lei them beat gradually, stirring and breaking them often with ...