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... _Fruits not ‘ings, and clips or screw-bands. recommended for this method If metal covers are used the are : gooseberries, blackberries, netal should be protected by sweet cherries, pears, desser wo or three layers of paper apples, black currants ar itted ...
... ‘{2»:’ 2 grown fruit 1 — ‘-gz-,; up for it. You: 1 §§i€i§-‘r apples and plums i A s :{—.':zfi.‘' s il o g e = s_—;%‘s“ blackberries ard - =/ TTe oA apnles the child:ion have picked from ¢ hedges, will help to make up the jam supply next winter. 50, whether ...
... about 1” thick. Bake in a moderately hot oven for } hour. Split open and spread with a litile mariarine. Fill with ripe blackberries mashed with a little sugar, then put on the other half, crust side down, and spread more crushed fruit on top. \ WOW 10 ...
... he tells me, which others who have remained in the home town will echo. Mr. Rowlinson recalls with pleasure a “‘camp” at Blackberry Hill, Belvoir Castle. to which delightful spot he and his lfellow Scouts walked, pulling a trek cart. This fondness for ...
... starting on MONDAY, we shall bave the foHowing varieties of Preserves :— Strawberry, Cherry, Apricot, Pineapple, Plum, Blackberry Jelly, Marmalade, Quince, Guava, Apple, Black Currant, Damson, Strawberry and Gooseberry. —_— | . Pure Cane Demarara Sugar ...
... = - & o e PRESERVES & SUGAR WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES OF PRESERVES: Strawberry, Cherry, Apricot, Pineapple, Plum, Blackberry Jelly, Marmalade, Quince, Guava, Apple, Black Currant, Damson, Strawberry and Gooseberry. Pure Cane Demarara Sugar can be ...
... (bottle), 1 Mrs. Burnett, 2 Mrs. Huckerby, 3 Mrs. Lambert; soft fruit (bottle), 1 Mrs. Lambert 2 Mrs. Meakin, 3 Mrs. Huckerby; blackberry jam, 1 Mrs. Burnett, 2 Mrs. Meakin, 3 Mrs. Lambert: white eggs, 1 Mrs. W. Burnett, 2 Mrs. A. Lowe, 3 Mrs. A. Lowe; brown ...
... at the cemp since it was started, told a “Times™ reporter that ihis cecmp was the only one of its kind in the country. BLACKBERRYING CHILDREN “We have had to turn bookings down,” she said, “because of the childrea. They need a lot of looking after and ...
... 1 and special A. Baxter, 2 B. L. Hull, 3 A. Bissill; plums: 1 A. Baxter: pears: 1 A. Baxter, 2 A. Bissill, 3 C. Swann: blackberries: 1 S. Hatherley: tomatoes: 1 A. Baxter, 2 A. Bissill, 3 H. Tidy. LADIES’ SECTION The judges were Mrs. G. K. ...
... Mrs. Mills; pair vegetable mprrows: Mrs. Gray. Dessert pears: Miss M. Crane: dessert apples: Mrs, L. Roberts; cultivated blackberries: 1 Mrs. Mills, 2 Mrs. Annerley, 3 Mrs. Gray. l, Culinary and preserves.— 11b jar of jam (autumn): 1 and 2 Miss D. Rankin ...
... pudding problem. For some men and most child ren its the “ afters >’ that ma’ the meal. \i‘—Z; s’:.,'r, A > \\ 28 ) o e Blackberry Compote Frust Whip FOR A PARTY SWEET SERVE IN INDIVIDUAL GLASSES Ingredients : 3 level tablespoons semolina, % pint milk ...
... CHILDREN LOVE THIS Ingredients : 11b. blackberries, %3 pint water, 3-4 level tablespoons sugar, a few drops lemon flavouring, 3 level tablespoons semolina, ¥ pint milk and water. Method : Stew the blackberries in the water until soft. Add the sugar and ...