Worcester Berries
Dear Aunt Daisy, You passed on to the Daisy Chain a question about Worcester berries. I understand these are well known in Eng-land-perhaps under another name. They are almost black when ripe and like a gooseberry to look at. To me, they have a slight grape flavour. They are delicious, and make beautiful jam and jelly. I have made both over a number of years, and everyone who tastes it either remarks on how unusual and yet how delicious the flavour is. I make the jam from exactly the same recipe as for black currant, and the jelly just as either gooseberry or any currant jelly. I don’t think it necessary to give these recipes as most people know how to make jam or jelly. I trust this will help the lady who is enquiring. I don’t have very good health and am "shut in" quite a lot, so listen to your session daily, and besides learning quite a lot, I get much enjoyment from it. "M.H.F.," Anderson’s Bay.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 32, Issue 808, 21 January 1955, Page 33
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171Worcester Berries New Zealand Listener, Volume 32, Issue 808, 21 January 1955, Page 33
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