To Pickle Samphire | ||||
Pick your Samphire from Dead or |
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lay it in a Bell – metal* or Brass Pott then put in a Pint of | ||||
Water and a Pint of Vinegar, so do till your Pickle is an | ||||
Inch above your Samphire; have a Lid fit for the Pott | ||||
and Paste it close down, that no Steam may go out, keep it | ||||
in Boiling an Hour, take it off, and cover it with Old | ||||
Sacks, or any other Cloaths, under, over and all about the | ||||
Pott; when its Cold, put it up in Tubbs or Potts the Best | ||||
by itself; the Great Stalks lay upmost in Boiling, it will | ||||
keep the cooler and Better. The Vinegar you use must be | ||||
the Best. | ||||
To take Meldew out of Linnen | ||||
Take Soap and Rub it on very Well, then Scrape Chalk | ||||
very fine, and Rub that in Well, and lay it on the Grass | ||||
and as it dries – Wet it a Little, and at Once or Twice | ||||
doing it will come out. | ||||
Raisons | ||||
Mountain Wine | ||||
Pick out the Big Stalks of your Mallaga Raisins then | ||||
chop them very Small, Five pounds to every Gallon | ||||
of Cold Spring Water, let them Steep a Fortnight or more | ||||
Squease out the Liquor and barrel it in a Vessell fit | ||||
for it; First Fume the Vessell with Brimstone, | ||||
don’t stop it up, till the hissing is over. | ||||
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Transcribed by LF and JW