| Strong Broth | ||||
| 12. Quarts of Water } Cover it Close, and let it boil till | ||||
| 2. Knockles of Veal } 6. Quarts is Consum'd | ||||
| A Leg or 2. Shins of Beef } Strain it out and keep it for Use | ||||
| 2. Pair of Calf Feet } | ||||
| A Chicken Pepper } | ||||
| A Rabbit Salt } | ||||
| 2. Onions { A Bunch } | ||||
| Cloves { of Sweet } | ||||
| Mace { Herbs } | ||||
| Gravy Soop | ||||
| Leg of Veal – An Onion – Cloves, Endive, Sellery. Spinnage | ||||
| Salt peper &c Serve it up | ||||
| Butter'd Loaves | ||||
| 11. Yolks of Eggs } Bake it in the Oven | ||||
| 5. Spoonfulls of Cream } or Girdle* | ||||
| 1. Good Spoonfull of Ale Yest *} | ||||
| Flour to Stir to make Paste } | ||||
| To make Raisin Wine | ||||
| Take 2. Gallons of Spring Water and let it Boil half an Hour, then put into | ||||
| a Steampot, Two pounds of Raisins Ston'd, Two pounds of Sugar, | ||||
| the Jouce of Four Lemons | ||||
| The Rind of Two Lemons, ⁁ then pour the Boiling Water on the things in the | ||||
| Steam, and let it stand cover'd four or Five days, Strain it out and | ||||
| Bottle it up, In Fifteen or Sixteen days it will be fit to drink | ||||
| Tis very cool and pleasant Drink it in Hot Weather | ||||
| { 2. Gallons of Spring Water | ||||
| { 2. lb of Raisins Ston'd | ||||
| { 2. lb of Sugar | ||||
| { 2. Lemons Rinded | ||||
| { 4. Lemons Jouced |
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering over it. |
Transcribed by JW and LF