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... Marmalade for Cakes A teaspoonful if marmalade will be fouud a splendid >ubstitute for mixed peel in cake. Blackberry Cordial.—Take 3 lbs. fine blackberries, 1 lb lump sugar. pints vinegar. Crush fruit and pour over vinegar. Let stand all night. Strain and press ...
... THE LIBERAL PARTY. Secessions from the Liberal party are now plentiful blackberries. We take no more note of them than of another curate who has gone over to Rome. The last of these political perverts is Lord Londesborough, who went to Scarborough to ...
... gipsy, And lived upon the moors; Her bed it was the brown heath turf. And her house was out of doors. Her apples were swart blackberries, Her currants, pods o’ broom; Her wine was dew of the wila white rose, Her book a churchyard tomb. But every morn, of woodbine ...
... take a white mark ent of mahogany table. Tt ic a white ring ecavc3od hv hat veecsel. Home Confectionerv Brack two of pour blackberries slowly with one gill of water. then throt ya fine cieve. Bot! far a ...
... water according to taste. PREPARE FOR THE BLACKBERRY LACK BERRY SWEET PICKLE.—BoiI & pint of vinegar with two tablespoonfuls of brown sugar and quarter of an ounce of pickle spices. Pick out some large blackberries and stalk them. In the place of a stalk ...
... chocolate, place a small piece of glace fruit on the top of each and leave to dry. Gooseberry and Blackberry Jelly.— 4 lbs. gooseberries. 2 lbs, blackberries, sugar.—Wash the fruit and pick it over. Then place it in a pan; cover it over with cold water and ...
... will begin soon to think No I 5 Stonng py Autumn F y ruits _ about stores for the cold Making Savoury Spreads.’ weather. Blackberries, apples and pears, beans for drying. Cookery Leaflet No. 15 tells you how to store all of these, and also gives recipes ...
... for every pound of sound fruit you can spare. So whether it is part of a bumper crop plums or damsons, or whether it is blackberries the children have picked, send it along. But if you can, please arrange two or three weeks beforehand with the Secretary ...
... will find relief. To take it inwardly you must firet strain the through a cloth, BuaCKBERRY MOULD is a good way of asing blackberries. ‘Take one and a balf pound of black- oerries and balf a pound of good cooking apples, pick over the berries, and peel ...
... been previously melted and ready to use. Then put the stopper on or cover with pa per. In this way gooeeberries, plums, blackberries, can be preserved with every confidence. Will every lady try a bottle or so at once. I it.—Mis Glover. Galashiels. Charlottle ...
... Service as a guide to jam-making without tears. Table 1. Fruits Rich in Pectin and Acid (Set Well). Sour apples, sour red blackberries, gooseberries, crab apples, red currants, sour loganberries, damsons. Table 11. Fruits somewhat Deficient in Pectin and ...
... themselves. —Sir J. M. Barrie. AUNT CHARLOTTES SCRAP-BOOK. Cough Remedy.—Blackberry time is nearly here when I make a remedy for the winter. 1 do this every year. I put one pound of blackberries in a pan with two tablespoonfuls of water. Cook until all juice is ...