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... for A • children's party. Take one tin of blackberries, one pint jel•ly (blackberry), some custard, a little coffee essence, chop. pad nuts, a cream, currants sod one glare cherry. Method: Separate the blackberries from the juice and diesolve the jelly in ...

... OTHER RECIPES. Blackberry Wise. one gallon of water, and stand till cool. Pick and stalk 61bs. of blackberries, place in a bowl, and pour the water over. Allow to stand nine days, then strain without squeezing. Add of sugar to each gallon. When it has ...

... An Autumn Preserve A NY autumn fruits can be used instead •• ••-i ' of blackberries. The elderberries give this jam an uncommon flavour. To lib. of blackberries add Sib.. of elderberries and one pint of apple pulp. Add Sibs. of sugar, and boil for one ...

... school, they might all go and see I ow many blackberries they could pick. Site had a nice lot of apples, and perhaps they might be lucky enough to gather enough fruit from the hedges to make • nice lot of blackberry and apple jam. Off they started, and they ...

... iCKBERRY CHARLOTTE Illb. of ripe blackberries allow 2 os. Sow, 6 Brasil nuts chopped finely, breakfast flakes and a small piece a ple-dlsh, line with flakes, then i!i Ow blackberries, half the houey, burr thkea, remainder of the black., then the nuts ...

... • party or perhaps Sunday tee now that blackberries are so plenttous. Ingredients: floss. of flour, èteaapoonful of baking powder, Lou. of castor sugar, Sou of butter or margarine, f eggs, lOoss. of blackberries, milk to mu. Prepare • cake-tin, sieve ...

... moderate ovenn basting occasionally. Serve cold.—Mrs. B. Blackberry Mould. INGREDIENTS: lib. blackberries, 3os 2 . sugar, l pints water, about l oz. corn flour, lemon juice, cochineal. Method: Put blackberries in a saucepan with sugar, and simmer till reduced ...

... be cr. , rked well 9(11 a pound of blackberries, with a pound of peeled and quartered Blackberry and Marrow Jam. — apples and enough r to A delightful change from the sweeten, then rub through a hair usual blackberry and apple. sieve and aLow to cool. ...

... food. THE NATIVE BLACKBERRY, the other blackberries, are dessert as culinary fruits. We would ac to recommend ordinary blackberry—the wild fruit of the hedgerows of onr isles. These who have never a Platoful of garden-grown blackberries cbtinot imagine ...

... COLOUR BLIND. Two Irishmen were one day out blackberrying. when one of them picked a red one. Shouting to the other he paid: Mike these blackberries are red. The other one answered, go on, yer fool, they always are when they're green. ...

... nasty accident. They were well covered with blackberry juice. What their mother would say when she saw them, I cannot imagine. Anyway, probably she'd be so relieved to know it was nothing more than blackberry juice that she'd say nothing more. It isn't ...