... THE WAR IN THE KITCHEN JOAN UREY BLACKBERRY RECIPES. The following ways using blackberries were sent by Mrs. Richards, to whom our half-crown prize has been awarded: BLACKBERRY JELLY SPONGE. Half-a-pint of blackberry juice, the white of one egg. two ounces ...

... soft. Remove the ginger and pour the jam into warmed jars. BLACKBERRY COBBLER Roll out some pastry a quarter an inch thick, and line a deep pudding dish with it. Fill with fresh blackberries and sprinkle with half a cupful of sugar. Now add the top crust ...

... VICTORY' The scholars of the Hemyock Council School have started fruit-picking campaign and already have collected 1081 bs. of blackberries >» encouraging to know that the yount people are Picking for victory. ...

... progenitors. P.G.T. BLACKBERRYING WITHOUT TEARS I have recently acquired a novel and interesting plant which has only just been put on the market —to wit, a thornless blackberry, complete with pedigree. Moreover, this blackberry is said to bear fruit ...

... that they had been picking and eating blackberries —and this in October. As a boy. living in the neighbourhood of Bridgwater, my brothers and sisters, as well as myself, usually spent our Saturdays picking blackberries, but only until Bridgwater Fair was ...

... AXBRIDGE. CARNIVAL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS This year's Blackberry Pair Carnival Queen will be Diane Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parker, 13. Orchard-road, and her attendants. Alison Pether. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reg Pether. The Square, and ...

... is illegal for the buyer use the articles so bought unless holds lioense. BLACKBERRY PRICES. Jam Manttactckebs Pat Pound. Jam manufacturers wall have to pay lb. for blackberries, under the Order which is to issued in _ a few days. It also fixes a maximum ...

... threshing of wheat or oats are Invaluable that goosefoot and plairtain are abundant now that blackberries and nuts are plentiful that the residue from blackberry Jelly most useful fowls want the seeds and not so much the fruit, and flnallv that wild berries ...

... is the Wood? Among the trees high, beneath the blue sky. They pluck’d the bright Bowers, and watch’d the birds fly; Then blackberries fed. and strawberries red. And when they were weary, ** We’ll home,** they said. Chorus. But then came the night, and sad ...

... would certainly seem useful method of finding frost pockets. Blackberries are unusually plentiful this autumn, and. indeed, there are good crops of most hedgerow fruits and berries. Blackberry-picking still popular in the countryside, but with plenty of ...

... fat until goldenbrown. Sprinkle with little chopped parsley and serve very hot. BLACKBERRY AND BILBERRY JAM You require one pound of bilberries, half a pound blackberries, one and a half pounds sugar and two tablespoonfuls of boiling water. Pick over ...

... tablespoon! ul of golden syrup, for j«nall dish. slow oven for an hour, and serve with boiled custard. BLACKBERRY VINEGAR. Place four pounds of ripe blackberries in an earthenware vessel, and add four pints best vinegar. for four or five days, stirring occasionally ...