Herefordshire Lore PO Box 9, Callow Hereford HR1 9BX Volume 2 07845 907891 [email protected] Summer 2006 www.herefordshirelore.org.uk
Byford's boy labourers Wartime errand boy Hereford's pushbike brigade Babies by candlelight
Get in touch on 07845 907891 or [email protected] On The Home Front From Kilner jars to killing hens
In Our Age has been for them else they out and about talking to won't die!" Herefordshire people Don Glead, Madley about wartime food. Bread pudding: soak You'd have to queue bread, add sugar, fruit for everything. and powdered egg Queues'd be miles and a little drop of long at Higgins the milk. Mix it all up and butcher in put it in the baking Widemarsh Street. tray, like a Christmas No good being in a pudding, and boil it. hurry, you'd be ages. That was what my I used to hate kids had for their tea queuing, but if you with some custard wanted it you'd got many a time and the to do it. boys are all six Phyllis Yapp, footers! Hereford Phyllis Yapp, Hereford