... COOKERY NOW that blackberries are plentiful you might like to try this recipe:— Blackberry Shortcake.—lngredients: 8 oz. flour; two teaspoonsful baking powder; one dessertspoonful sugar; 11b. blackberries, raspberries, etc., or bottled fruit; pinch of ...

... attendedq Dunton School. They were presented, he said, on Empire Dairs and at Christmas, for picking blackberries during the autumn. The blackberries were made into jam for the soldiers in the 1914-18 war. Mr. Moss asked whether any other readetr: possessed ...

... the harvest of the hedgerows as a stand-by for the winter months.' Blackberries lend themselves to variety of processes for eating purposes. Blackberry pie or just stewed blackberries are an excellent sweet and they can made into jam or jelly. One hundred ...

... BUDS. CHILDREN AND THE SCHEME. The scheme the collection of blackberries f >r the use of the Nary and Army sciiool children, has been a pronounced succe>*» in Bedfordshire. The scholars of schools hate helped In a greater or lesser degree, and up to the ...

... a machine sent from AWrica. and have now filled over 100 tins. Blackberries, tomatoes and damsons arc some of the fruit tinned by them ; bands of members organized their own blackberrying expeditions for this purpose. than ever. Bedford shops offer more ...

... meruloned is excellent for cooking purposes or preserves. Blackberries are useful plants for this purpose* and the* parsb*y-lcavccl blackberry is one of the liest. The latter variety of the common blackberry, producing more fleshy fruits and In greater quantity ...

... machine sent from A'merica. and have now filled over 100 tins. Blackberries, tomatoes and damsons are some of the fruit tinned by them : bands of members organized their own blackberrying expeditions for this purpose. than ever. Bedford shops offer more ...

... JAMS. RASPBERRY and APPLE I STRAWBERRY and APPLE ( PLUM »ikl APPLE I BLACKBERRY and APPLE [ apricot ...

... the purpose of gathering blackberries, which are required by the Government for the making of jam for the Troops. The children worked enthusiastically. with the result that the Headmaster, Mr. Allen, received Mlb. of blackberries at the •chool. which he ...

... (CHILDREN LOVE THIS) Ingredients : 1 lb. blackberries, Vi pint water, 3-4 level tablespoons außar. a few drops lemon flavouring, 3 level tablespoons semolina, % pint milk and water. Method: Stew the blackberries in the water until spft. Add the sugar and ...

... ON THE- KITCHEN FRONT BLACKBERRY JAM Allow i lb. sugar to each lb. fruit. The blackberries must not be overripe. Put the fruit in a pan, and after sprinkling the sugar over it, let it stand for 3 or 4 hours. Place the pan over a low fire and stir with ...

... Mrs. F. Bowles, 3 A. J. Course; six dessert pears—l A. Gamer, 2 Mrs. F. Bowles, 3 G. Maudlin; wild blackberries Heather Albone; cultivated blackberrie —1 R. W. Wright, 2 Mrs. L. E. Bygraves, 3 E. Bygraves. ...