To make a Drink | ||||
Take a Quart of Spring Water, of Liverwort One Handfull, Liquorish- | ||||
Annaseeds, Coriander-Seeds, Sweet Fennel Seeds & Hartshorn* | ||||
of each an Equal quantity, 40.* Raisins of the Sun Ston’d 14. Figgs | ||||
Boil all these together till one half is Consumed, then put in | ||||
three Spoonfulls of Honey, and boil it a little more, let it stand | ||||
till it is cold and strain it out, and put in two Spoonfulls of | ||||
Syrup of Gilliflowers, and |
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Spoonfulls Mornings and Evening | ||||
To make the Hard Biscuit | ||||
Take half a Peck of Fine Flour, One Ounce of Caraway Seeds | ||||
the Whites of two Eggs, a Quarter of a Pint of Aleyest*, and as much | ||||
Warm Water as will make it into a Stiff Paste, then Make it in | ||||
Long Rolls – Bake it an Hour, the next day pare it round | ||||
then Slice it in |
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dry it in the Oven, then Draw it and turn it, and Dry the | ||||
other side – they will keep the whole year. | ||||
1. Peck of Flour | ||||
1.Oz of Caraway-Seeds | ||||
The Whites of Two Eggs | ||||
& as much Water & Butter | ||||
as will make a Good paste | ||||
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Transcribed by JM