... BLACKBERRY “BLUFPF” i pint blackberry juice; Large tin unsweetened milk; § oz gelatine; 2 oz sugar (or to taste). Melt the gelatine in a little of the juice, add milk to the remainder and make lukewarm. Strain gelatine into this. When cool whisk and continue ...

... Blackberry Recipes Bramble Sponge.—Two whites of eggs, half-pint water, joz. gelatine, }lb. blackberries, two large cooking apples thinly sliced, about 4ooz. sugar, a squeeze of lemon juice, and cnough water to cover. ‘When quite soft, pass through a ...

... Finish as for idly. blackberry fluff 11b. blackberries cooking apples. 2 tablespoonfuls water- os. powdered gelatine 1 tablespoonful lemon juice Peel, core and slice apples and put into saucepan with water. Add washed blackberries and cook gently until ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY Blbs. blackberries 2 pints water Sugar ) Ilb. cooking apples (an acid ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY gibs, blackberries 2 pints water lib- cooking apples (an acid variety), or juice of 3 lemons 3 level teaspoonfuls tartaric sod. Wash apples, cut up roiwhly andl akin, core and seed. Wasn Mackberries quickly and simmer with the water, ...

... BLACKBERRIES DAMSONS School children and others should get in touch with OUR AGENTS to make arrangements for the collection of BLACKBERRIES this coming season. Apart from earning good money, Collectors will be doing their part in saving valuable food ...

... BLACKBERRY RELISH This relish can be used with meat or fish and makes a pleasant cl e. 3lbah.ul:fukbe.rriu. o 3 cloves and piece of cinnamon stick. 1 pint water. 4+ pint white vinegar. 3lbs. sugar. Stew the berries in the water with cinnamon and cloves ...

... blackberry jelly 81bs. blackberries pints water Sugar . ~ lib. cooking apples (an acid variety), or juice of 3 lemons or 2 level teaspoonfuls tartaric acid. Wash apples, cut up roughly and skin, core and seed. Warn blackberries quickly and simmer the ...

... Profitable Blackberrying. About £3OO has been paid for blackberries | this season in the village of Newbliss to ' children of the poor, who find daily employ- | ment in gathering the fruit along the way- | side and among the hedges of the farms. . This ...

... BLACKBERRIES FOR THE PICKING! Why not make the most of the fine blackberry crop this year? Here are two good recipes: BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAM BLACKBERRY AND APPLE CHARLOTTE 1 Ib. apples; slices of stale bread; 4 llz blaz'kberrieir.: 4 ozs. sugar. 2 lbs ...

... BLACKBERRY CULTURE. Many of the American blackberries are excellent fruits. Strong, wel-drained clay soils are best; but the plants thrive almost anywhere. Where possible, a cool exposure is desirable. On good soils mno manure will be needed until the ...

... BLACKBERRY FLUFF Ilb. blackberries 2 cooking apples. 2 tablespoonfuls water. } oz. powdered gelatine 1 tablespoonful lemon juice Peel, core and slice niples and put into a saucepan wit water. Add washed blackberries and cook gently until berries are tender ...