... jelly and elderberry jelly, Is 2jd per lb. Apricot and peach, blackberry (bramble) jelly, plum, and black currant, and strawberry and gooseberry, Is lid. Apple and black currant, blackberry (bramble) jam, cherry, damson, greengage, loganberry, pine apple ...

... Biscuits. Crumps Marmalade. Honey. Tea. Coffee. DINNER. Turbot with Sauce Hollandaise. Mouton a !a Provencale. Turnips. Blackberries ala Florida. Camp Puddin • TEA OR SOPPER. Fish Cakes. Fish Salad. Bread and Butter with Cress. e Rock Cakes. Tea. Still ...

... divert the blackberries the autumn into the jam pot, but this all depends on the other fruit crops, and whether they will be sufficient to meet the demands of the jam manufacturers. A scheme is being framed for the collection of the blackberries and other ...

... delicious! ** * * ANOTHER few words about fruit—something for the last of the blackberries. This is a recipe for blackberry custard pie. 4 oz. stale bread.cut in slices; lb. blackberries : 1 oz. sugar; pint milk and water; 3 oz. flour; 1£ oz. sugar; 1 teaspoonful ...

... and'seeded and chopped raisins, three eggs, threep tablespoonfuls of sour milk, half a teaepoonful of soda, and half a cup blackberry jam. A very excellent and economical cake. ...

... little girl who disapp-ared. “The- child, ‘Eliza Ramsey, the 12-year-oid daughter of a Plymouth sailor, went out to pick blackberries, and no trace of lier can be found. 3 = ...

... Topical Tips For Women By Mona IT it a very good year for blackberries and in most parts thev are well advanced. Any surplus from jam and jelly making Can be used up by bottling them. Blackberries I find are among the most successful bottlers, and are ...

... Ingredients 8 ooz. (225 g. strawberries, hulled, and four extra strawberries, or 8 oz. (225 g. soft fruits, e.g., raspberries, blackberries or loganberries, &c., and four extra for decoration; S oz. (150 g. quark (low fat); 1 egg white; 2 oz. (50g.) icing sugar: ...

... been fair trembling with excitement tell you, and only afraid the lady would change her mind. Children are as plentiful as blackberries. Just look there!’ No, I won’t—l won’t J” Esther, in- ...

... Mrg Hart, to spend the afternoon there, and as the woods were full of blackberries, she and Mrs Hart took a basket with them in anticipation of having a pleasant time blackberrying. . Mrs Harvey, as becomes one of her yeflfs»i wished to take things a bit ...

... of a grub that lives on and kills the blackberry. This grub also lives on apple-trees —ana apples are one of New Zealand's biggest export crops ! Even if a variety ran found (as it is hoped) that prefers blackberries to apples, there can certainty that ...

... Delicious Drinks. Pineapple drained from the fruit and mixed with currant, lemon, blackberry or raspberry juice makes a delicious drink. A few wedges left float in the lemonade bowl improves the flavour of that beverage. Nothing else on a hot summer afternoon ...