To make Strong Beer | ||||
To a Barrell of Beer take Two Bushells of Malt, and half a Bushell | ||||
of Wheat just Crakt* in the Mill, and some of the Flour Sifted out | ||||
of it, when your Water is Scalding Hot, Put it in your Mashing- | ||||
-fat* there let it stand till you can See your Face in it, then put | ||||
your Malt upon it, then put your wheat upon that, and do not | ||||
Stir it, let it stand Two Hours and a Half, then let it Run into | ||||
a Tub that has Two pounds of Hopps in it, and a Handfull of | ||||
Rosemary Flowers |
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and Boil it Two Hours, then Strain it off, Setting it a cooling | ||||
very thin, and Set it a Working very Cool, Clear it very Well | ||||
before you put it a Working, put a Little Yest* to it, when the | ||||
yest Begins to fall put it into your Vessell, and when it has done | ||||
Working in the Vessell, put in a pint of whole Wheat & six Eggs | ||||
then stop it up, let it stand a year, and then Bottle it. | ||||
then Mash again, stir the Malt very well in, and let it stand | ||||
Two Hours, and let that Run, and Mash again and Stir it | ||||
as before, be sure you cover your Mashing-fat well up, | ||||
Mix the First and Second Running together, it will make good | ||||
Household Beer- | ||||
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Transcribed by CTW and JMCN