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... about the blackberry which commends it to me hugely. The peach and the nectarine are not for all—not even in tins The mangosteen is still harder of access, and the luscious durian one only reads of in the pages of Mr. Wallace; but the blackberry, like the ...
... Blackberry The cultivated version is bigger and glossier than the wild and may be kept a little longer. On sale or ripe for picking in September, blackberries have a sour taste unless very soft and combine well with apple, giving a good balance of sharp ...
... GATHERING BLACKBERRIES. The young ladies who are seen on our front page employed in gathering a hedge-row crop of delicious bramble-fruit have set themselves a pleasant task, in which one would like to join them. It is not by the dusty roadside, but in ...
... plenty as blackberries.” I suppose that the crop rarely fails ; but lam told that this last season it was unusually large. The fruit of the poor though it may be, and the al fresco dessert of the weary tramp and dusty traveller, yet, the blackberry is not ...
... GATHERING BLACKBERRIES. with (SIXPENCE EXTRA SUPPLEMENT f POST, 640. ...
... Left, fruits of wild arum, ivy and blackberry leaves, bracken and sta| ...
... into purees using a liquidiser or food processor. Those with pips, such as raspberries or blackberries, will then need straining. Sweeten purees with sifted icing sugar, sharpen up the taste with a squeeze of lemon juice and use them as sauces to pour ...
... And pluck these pretty flowers on my way. And those fine blackberries! who could resist ’em ?. Indeed, I should be sorry to have miss'd ’em. half an hour basket I can fill. {Pauses.) loiter tour way ! 0 yes, I will. Dear mother’s very good, but sometimes ...
... mainly of those which would have passed through the human digestive system, show that blackberry, raspberry, grape, fig, apple and sloe were eaten. The garderobe also contained animal remains from species unlikely to have been eaten —cat, rat, coot and ...
... STRAWBERRIES 29-oz. tins, 54/- dozen. BLACKBERRIES 29-oz. tins, 56/-doz. 17-oz. tins, 30/- do; APRICOTS 29-oz. tins, 56/- dozen. YELLOW CLING PEACHES 29-oz. tins. 60/- dozen. WILLIAM PEARS 29-oz. tins, 56/- dozen. GREENGAGES 29-oz. tins, 48/- dozen. All ...
... make a choice to suit your own personal idea of what a blackberry should be. But remember, the true test of a blackberry is how it responds to cooking. The loganberry is, of course, not a true blackberry, but a hybrid raised in California in 1881 by Judge ...
... good sherry should be added before sending to table. Blackberry ° may y ° U ' ive far may yOU . travel, before vou sample a better Saracen. , .. „ sweet than a simple saracen made with the blackberries now ripe on the hedgerows of our native land. Try ...