... BLACKBERRIES AND MUSHROOMS These appear to be %ery plentiful this year. Neither cost anybody piece to cultivate, yet the price is up. The same remark applies to plums. It is true they are not so plentiful as they were last year, hut in lean years in pre-war ...

... BLACKBERRY WINE. Boil and strain twelve quarts of fruit. This should yield three gallons of liquor. Add 101 b. of sugar (Demerara), 3Pb. of cut-up raisins, the thin peel of four lemons, and one•tliird of an ounce of isinglatt.3 Turn into a tub with a ...

... CULTIVATION OF BLACKBERRIES. Anew rural industry is being opened up in Kent—namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the lanes and other parts of that county, and the idea has now ...

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... BLACKBERRY MERINGUE. image cakee. 11b. of blackberries. Boa. of sugar, 1 pint of iniolk, and 2 eggs. Put the fruit into a casserole with Coos. of the sugar 'drawn in between cover, and bake in a hot oven till the fruit ie well cooked. If the berries are ...

... Sugar for Blackberries. The men Who are as blackberry agents for the North W:des districts received official intmiation the scheme of eatheriog blackbernes bees so succmsgul that 150 toms have already beer rollecttd and preserved, -with the result the ...

... BLACKBERRY PICKING. Councillor T. James gave notice of motion that he would bring before the committee at their next meeting the advisability of asking the Education Authorities to allow school children to pick black berries for manufacturing into jam ...

... YAM. BLACKBERRY Vaal blackberry sunder will be liked once they are tried. Here is the method •e prepare them: It the berths are used fresh, they The Children's Week-end Story TIE water mill was so old that even Sion, the miller, did not quite know when ...

... BLACKBERRY CORDIAL. the blackbernes until tender, thaw and to every pint of add lib. of kwf near, of cinnamon. sod Xos. each of and clove. Place the mixture in a lined saucepso on the Rre, and after it has boiled twenty minutes set mid* for • few Amin ...

... THE BLACKBERRY SEASON The lilnistly . of Food nave certainly helped us to make the beat use of homegrown food. In a recent publication they point out that the blackberry harvest thtt year is one of the best on record, and ._suggest various ways in which ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM. 2lbs. Blackberries. 1 ilbs. sugar or 11b. sugar and ilb. glucoes. Method.—Remove the stalks from the fruit and sec that it is clean. Put the fruit and sugar into a pan together. Bring slowly to the boil, stirring to prevent the sugar from ...