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... sauce Fresh tropical fruit served on a lime and honey flavoured yoghurt A plate of home-made icecreams and sorbet on a fresh blackberry coulis White chocolate souffle flavoured with Cointraau A cnorce of Somerset cheeses with black grapes, celery and bescults ...
... *subs Fresh tropical fruit served on a lime and honey flavoured yoghurt A piste of home-mid, icecreerns and sorbet on fresh blackberry cases White chocolate soufflé flavoured with Cointreeu A choice of Somerset cheeses with black grapes, celery and biscuits ...
... raspberries, which began life in eastern Asia, were popular in English gardens in the 17th century. Shakespeare talked of blackberries in Henry IV. Through the years in baronial hall and peasant's cottage the soft fruits of Britain have been eaten raw, made ...
... next year's programme aired. Mr. Daw and his wife Audrey have two children. It was decided to enter a float for this year's Blackberry Carnival. Colleagues gathered at County Hall on Mr. Daw's last day when chief executive. Mr. John Whittaker, presented Mr ...
... Organiser for 1986/87 and suggestions for the next year's programme aired. It was decided to enter a float for this year's Blackberry Carnival. He came to Somerset in 1952, first in the county surveyor's department and then from 1959 in the clerk of the ...
... £lO Mrs. L. Addicott (Chewton Mendip). Plans go well for carnival Plans are going well for So, if any Axbridge Axbridge's Blackberry girl aged between 12 and Carnival on September 18 thinks she has the 20 with many floats and right attributes, she is walking ...
... fruits throughout the summer to store in the rumtopf in layers: strawberries, redcurrants, blackcurrants, gooseberies, and blackberries. Weigh each section of fruit as you use it and add its weight in sugar to the pot, covering each section well with rum ...
... Franks, Mrs. L. Ropers. Tomatoes: C. R. Whitcomb/. M. Hill, W. J. Furae. Marrows: Mrs. L. Ropers, D. Ford, Mrs. P. Perrin. Blackberries: D. Ford. Cooking apples: S. Franks. M. Hik Mn. L. Rogers. EMI, apples: S. Ragas, Mn. L. • Mums: Mrs. L. Rogers. Lomas ...
... cafes and He said he was members decided that take-aways. ;4= o . I Some of the walking entries are pictured at Asbridge's Blackberry Carnival. From left they are (back row): Aua Richardson, Heidi Newman, Laura Camp. Front row are: Robbk McKenzie, Matthew ...
... one or two actually between his feet. waiting to see if they start making nests. What of the berries in the hedgerows? Blackberries are few and very late: usually by this time in October there has been a frost and they taste only of water not so this ...
... one or two actually between his feet. waiting to see if they start making nests. What of the berries in the hedgerows? Blackberries are few and very late: usually by this time in October there has been a frost and they taste only of water not so this ...
... and then both panics go about their normal pursuits. They attracted my attention towards some enormous, succulent red and blackberries a little beyond my reach. So, standing on a bit of a bank I pulled the bramble bough towards me and was rewarded for my ...