| To make Raisin Wine. | ||||
| Take Two Gallons of Spring water, and let it Boil half an Hour | ||||
| then put into a Stean* Pott Two pounds of Raisins stoned | ||||
| Two Pounds of Sugar, the Rind of Two Lemons, the Jouce* of | ||||
| Four Lemons, then Pour the Boiling water on the things | ||||
| in the Stean, 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 fitt to Drink | ||||
| To make Small White Mead | ||||
| Take Three Gallons of Spring Water and make it Hot, & dissolve | ||||
| in it three quarts of Honey, and a Pound of Loaf Sugar | ||||
| and let it Boil about half an Hour, and Scum it as long | ||||
| as any rises, then pour it out into a Tub, and Squeeze | ||||
| in the Jouce of Four Lemons, put in the Rinds of but | ||||
| Two, Twenty Cloves, Two Races* of Ginger, a Top of | ||||
| Sweet Brier*, and a Top of Rosemary. Lett it stand | ||||
| in a Tub till ‘tis but Blood Warm, then make a Brown | ||||
| Toast and Spread it with Two or three Spoonfulls | ||||
| of Ale yeast*, put into a Vessel fit for it, let it stand | ||||
| Four or Five days, then Bottle it out | ||||
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Transcribed by GB and KS