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Tag: C19th

John Phin, on Avoiding (not Making) ‘Cider Without Apples’

Cider Without Apples? An obvious fraud. You definitely shouldn’t try this C19th recipe. Seriously. Don’t do it.

Published January 7, 2023
Categorised as Quotations Tagged apples, C19th, cider, cider without apples, John Phin, recipe

John Mollard, on Making a ‘Pulpton of Apples’

An oven-baked pudding of stewed apple and breadcrumbs? Sounds good to me. This C19th recipe has the details.

Published December 15, 2022
Categorised as Orchard Cookery Tagged apple, C19th, John Mollard, pudding, recipe

Cassel’s Household Guide, on Making ‘Orange Apple Jelly (Excellent)’

Here’s a nice little twist on a standard apple jelly recipe that should add a bit of a tang to your toast.

Published September 28, 2022
Categorised as Orchard Cookery Tagged apple, apple recipe, C19th, orange, preserving

So, How Do You “Coddle” an Apple?

I’ve often wondered about it, but never tried it, so I turned to a historical source or two, to see if I could find out how to do it.

Published September 24, 2022
Categorised as Feature Articles, Orchard Cookery Tagged apple dessert, apple recipe, apples, C17th, C19th, John Rea, Maria Parloa, recipe, William Rabisha

Marion Harland, on Making ‘Frosted Peaches’

This nineteenth century peach of a recipe is guaranteed to add a bit of sparkle to your dinner party dessert course.

Published May 7, 2022
Categorised as Orchard Cookery Tagged C19th, Marion Harland, peach dessert, peach recipe

John Smith, on Making Gooseberry, Apple or Rhubarb Cream

Here’s a fool-proof dish of stewed fruit, sugar, cream and eggs from a nineteenth century collection of veggie recipes.

Published March 15, 2022
Categorised as Orchard Cookery Tagged C19th, gooseberry, gooseberry recipe, John Smith, rhubarb, rhubarb recipe

Georgiana Hill, on Making ‘Pommes ร  l’Impรฉratrice’

A dish of baked apples fit for an Empress. You’ll definitely need your sweet tooth for this recipe.

Published February 7, 2022
Categorised as Orchard Cookery Tagged apple, apple dessert, C19th, Georgiana Hill

Charles D. Young and Co.’s Espalier Training Supports, 1801

You’re looking for an ironwork espalier fruit tree training frame? But of course. We have two models, which would you prefer?

Published February 1, 2022
Categorised as Ads of Yore Tagged C19th, catalogue, Charles D Young, espalier, ironwork, tree training

William B. Page, on C19th Apple Tree Pest Control

The whole race of apple-trees is threatened with extirpation? Quick, to the chemicals cupboard!

Published January 29, 2022
Categorised as Orchard P&D, Quotations Tagged apple, C19th, insect damage, orchard pest, pest control

Prof. R. W. Lazenby, on the Perfect Apple

Here’s one late nineteenth century Professor’s criteria for apple perfection. Do you agree?

Published January 24, 2022
Categorised as Quotations Tagged apple, C19th, R W Lazenby

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Don't think we are going to get round to doing this, so sharing the good idea.

Coronation Orchards!! ๐Ÿ‘‘

Five trees with royal names, planted in winter 2023 to mark the Coronation.

Annie Elizabeth ๐ŸŽ
Red Windsor ๐ŸŽ
Prince William ๐ŸŽ
Katy ๐ŸŽ
Charles Ross ๐ŸŽ

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barmas Barry M @barmas ·
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Right, at the orchard through force of will. Some small jobs to do, one being replacing these useless spirals, as deer donโ€™t give a shit and rub the bark off young trees with their antlers anyway.

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