... Blackbérry bait! ADRIAN AYEARS, of Strood, spends. most of his angling hours after carp and, with them in mind, went to one of the Snodland lakes at the weekend. THE recent spell of warm, windy weather has brougn:mn spate of good fish local stillwater ...

... BLACKBERRY GA (Serves 6-8) Ingredients 4 oz (125 g butter, s 4oz (IZSf% caster su (125 g self-raising flo teaspoon baking sieved together tablespoons milk: 2 ns sherry (optio fifi?d ozs (200 ml fres cream, double or whi tablespoon caster su drops vanilla ...

... THE BLACKBERRY SEA! Blackberries are fairly year and it should be possi up for any shortage of st plum jam by every sor blackberry preserve. When berries it is best to suspel neck a light rush basket as are thus left free, while for fruit any distance ...

... BLACKBERRY CURD Makes $ Ibs. Ikg (2 Ibs) blackberries 350 g (12 oz) apples, peeled cored and shced Juice of 2 lemons Water to cover 225 g (8 0z) Krona Margarine I.2kg (2.5 Ibs) lump sugar 6 eggs, beaten well. Place the blackberries and apples in a large ...

... BLACKBERRY WINE 6 Ib. blackberries, 4 Ib. white sugar, 1 gallon water 1 teaspoonful baker’s yeast. Wash and drain the fruit. Place in a bowl and pour on the boiling water. Leave for two days, stirring twice daily. Strain through muslin. Dissolve the sugar ...

... BLACKBERRY PUDDING A precious egg is used here, but it is used to good purpose. Pudding Mixture.—2 ozs. margarine, 2 ozs. sugar, 1 egg, 6 ozs. selfraising flour, a pinch of salt, 4 tablespoons milk or milk and water, 6 ozs. ripe blackberries. Fruit Mixture ...

... BLACKBERRY CHARLOTTE 11b. of blackberries, 2 tablespoonfuls of sugar, 1 teaspoonful of lemon substitute, 3-40zs. of bréadcrumbs, 1 tablespoonful of water. Grease a iedish and sprinkle sides and gouom with breadcrumbs, Fill the dish with alternate w{gl ...

... Blackberry Time Has Come! 1t Here are some Good Blackberry Recipes 32 BLACKBERRY JAM : \‘(L\SH the blackberries and spread them on dishes to dry, put the fruit into a preserving Pnoover alow heat, and press against the sides of the pan to exteact the ...

... IRISH BLACKBERRY CAKE This can be served either hot or cold. Cake Mixture.—B ozs. self-raising flour, 4 level teaspoon salt, 1 oz. margarine, 1 oz. sugar, milk and water or water to mix. Filling.—3} Ib. blackberries, 2 ozs. sugar or amount to taste, 2 ...

... and preserving, but beware of picking blackberries after Michaelmass Day (11 October), as according to legend, it is unlucky to go blackberrying after that date because Satan is said to have landed in a blackberry bush on being cast out of Heaven on M ...

... decoration. Cut remaining centre of sponge into 6 wedges and arrange around blackberries . with points facing outwards. . Spoen a teaspoon “of ¢ream between each and tp with a blackberry. . m ...

... Blackberry Sponge Squares It's blackberr& til:ne, and soon the children will be coming home laden with fruit. Why not reward them with this delicious blackberry sponge ? 4 oz. Cookeen (pure cooking fat) 4 oz. castor sugar 2 eggs 4 oz. self-raising flour ...