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... BLACKBERRY JAM Allow 11b. sugar to each lb. fruit. The blackberries must not be over- I ripe. Put the fruit In a pan and alter sprinkling the sugar over It, let It stand for three or four hours. Place the pan over low Are and | stir with a wooden spoon ...
... blackberry harvest Ministry Appeal to Adults and Children One Britain's most plentiful harvests of the year is now being gathered in—the harvest of blackberries, brambles they are called in Scotland. Every year the blackberries ripen in hedgerows and ...
... BLACKBERRY JAM. vague, sweet smell wafts through the kitchen door, And people possing by peep and say: M-m-m —Heavenly smell!” and sniff the fragrant air; You see, we’re making blackberry jam to-day! We bought the fruit from two dark gipsy girls— A great ...
... BLACKBERRYING PARTY A hlackberrying party being organised by Miss George for Monday, September Sth. Voluir. who would like to join this outing will be welcomed. Cyclists My Dear Children, Writing to you this week twelve months ago. I saldthatthe oulbrpak ...
... CULTIVATED BLACKBERRIES The blackberry season is nearly on us. Our own common bramble is sometimes cultivated, with excellent results, while in the United States the blackberry Is extensively grown and yields fine crops. must be admitted that the largefruited ...
... AMERICAN BLACKBERRY This fruit is not nearly frequently seen the garden as ii should be. and often find people buying blackberries gathered from the hedgerow which they might, without much difficulty grow themselves Indeed, the American blackberry gives ...
... BLACKBERRIES FROM YPREB Continuing his letter on Wednesday evening. Private Mann saysl had some stewed blackbetxiee the week before last, when we were near Ypres. My chum and I picked about quart and cooked them and then had condensed milk with thsm ...
... SOME BLACKBERRY DISHES. Jki.lt. —Extract the juice from f»l* hlarkliemee by placing them in j:ir and ths jar in a pan of fast-boiling water. off the juice as it flows, until the blackberries are quite dry. Measure the juice, and put into preserving pan ...
... BLACKBERRIES FOR WALL AND TRELLIS Where some useful trailing plant required for an unsightly fence wall or trellis work, there no letter plant than the blackberry. Thor are new varieties which larger berries are produced, and the ripening of the crop ...
... AsprO 1 «fcC . TRADI AUK BLACKBERRY JAM, lbs. blackberries. | pint water. 6| lbs sugar. 3 level teaspoonfuls tartaric acid or tablespoonfuls lemon juice. Pick over the blackberries and put them with the water and the tartaric acid or lemon Juice into ...
... - Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Victoria Plums and Runner Beans OPEN EVERY DAY 9am - 6pm ...
... A BUMPER CROP? SECRET places are yet tobe found wait to go blackberrying until the in the erstwhile tiger shooting end of the six week school holidays, country around Battle, and ambling not the beginning. through dense ferns and bramble The season of ...