To make Elder Ale* | ||||
Take Ten Bushells of Malt to a Hogshead*, then put Two Bushells | ||||
of Elder:Berries Pick’d from the Stalks into a Pott, or earthen Pan; | ||||
and Set it in a Pott of Boiling Water till the Berries Swell- | ||||
then Strain it out and put the Juice into the Guile-fat,* and Beat | ||||
it often in, and so order is as the Common way of Brewing | ||||
An Opening Drink* | ||||
Take Pennyroyal } {1lb Figgs } | ||||
Red Sage } Of each {1lb Ston’d Raisins } Of each | ||||
Liverwort } 2. Handfulls {½lb Blue Currants } Two Ounces | ||||
Horehound } {Liquorish } | ||||
Maidenhair } {Annaseeds } | ||||
Hysop } {Coriander Seeds } | ||||
Put all these in Two Gallons of Spring Water, and let it Boil | ||||
away Two or Three quarts, then Strain it, and when it is Cold put it | ||||
in Bottles-Drink half a Pint in a Morning, and as much in the | ||||
afternoon, keep Warm, & eat Little | ||||
To make Hungry Water* | ||||
Take Four Ounces of Rosemary flowers, and a Pint of Spiritts of | ||||
Wine, infuse it 12. Hours, & Draw it off in a Glass Still | ||||
Milk Waters | ||||
Wormwood | Take Two good Handfulls of Wormwood, as much Carduus,* as much Rue | |||
Carduus | Four Handfulls of Mint, as much Balm, half as much Angelica, cut | |||
Rue | these a Little, put them into a Cold Still*, and put to them three quarts | |||
Mint | of Milk, let your Fire be quick, till your Still drops then a little | |||
Balm | Flour. You may draw off two quarts, the first quart will keep | |||
Angelica | all the years, this is extraordinary Good in Fevers, Sweetnd* with | |||
Sugar or Syrup of Cloves- | ||||
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Transcribed by CTW and JMCN