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... AND BLACKBERRIES The September holiday saw the , usual exodus from the town of groups of hopeful berrypiekers. The fruit is plentiful this year and good 'hauls' are reported, but, queries Jemima— Where is the sugar to come from. ...
... Blackberry Pudding. Three-quarters of a pound of blackberries, an egg (dried or fresh), three ounces of cooking fat, four ounces of castor sugar, six ounces of self-raising flour, with lemon peel and ground ginger to add flavour, mak e an unusual pudding ...
... Blackberry Pickle. 21bs. blackberries, ilb. sugar, l pint vinegar, x teaspoon whole mixed spice, 1 inch of a stick of cinnamon, small piece of root ginger. Have the blackberries ripe but not over-ripe, for they shOuld be whole when potted. Place fruit ...
... BLACKBERRY HARVEST. Experts promise us a fine spell this autumn. One way of taking advantage of it would be to organise a blackberrying expedition. Here are some ways of using this year's harvest. top with walnuts peeled and chopped. Jelly. Strain half ...
... BAKED BLACKBERRY ROLY 6 oz. self-raising flour pinch of salt 1 oz. margarine or other fat milk and water or water to mix 8 oz. blackberries ...
... A BLACKBERRY SU The blackberry is the only wild fruit which is gathered extensively in this country. Why has it not been more culti rated in gar de ns as is the raspberry, which is of the same genus, though its fruit, when ripe, is red? Is it because ...
... BLACKBERRIES A WARNING. In England they call them blackberries: in Scotian,' they are known as brambles. But whatever their name they cause a lot of trouble every year to the (i.P.O. Thousands of parcels containing these berries rare posted in the late ...
... BLACKBERRY HARVEST SOME WELL VA HIED RECIPES. An organised blackberrying expedition is one way of extending the holidays. In many districts these berry jewels are fine this year, and recipes one can make with the harvest are many and varied. A Jelly ...
... Wild We all love to bring home spoils of the meadow and hedgerow after a country walk. The blackberry is a great favourite mixed with apples, but it can also be used by itself to make an interesting Ri,.ckle. Elderberries have come into their own since ...
... to make Blackberry and Apple Jam. Proportions of apples a- blackberries can be varied as convenient but the following will make a well setting, well favoured jam. Firm and not too ripe blackberries are best for a good set. 111bs. blackberries, lbs. apples ...
... Make the most of Fruit. Gooseberries, ra s spberries, =blackberrie and other fruits have short Blow wus or with Brown& Poisson's Corn Flour is pr. psi& PUL—Sesi 1/. ..n. 1- —At wens •,. . 3 f it J. : •„„, :Mr* fa • AMP.' ...
... the top with more blackberry. Out with old clothes, fruit old shoes and darned stockings, out with the crooked stick and Blackberry Sponge. the basket all round and off to the best spot you can hear of for your lib. of blackberries, loz. of harvest, sugar ...