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Frances Collins cookbook, 1825-1846
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twelve ounces of ginger the whites and shells of twelve Eggs, first put on the fire the water, sugar and ginger, and a handful of lemon peel, when it boils keep skimming it for an hour, then take if off the fire and let it stand for half an hour; put it on again and when it boils put in the juice of the Lemons, Eggs, and shells with a few blades of mace, let it boil a quarter of an hour, then take it off and let it stand till milk warm put in a spoonful of Barm and let it stew six hours, then put it in the barrel with a bottle of brandy, it will be fit for use in four or six months. Any quantity may be made by reducing the ingredients. Miss Thomas Carmarthen
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twelve ounces of ginger the whites and shells of twelve Eggs, first put on the fire the water, sugar and ginger, and a handful of lemon peel, when it boils keep skimming it for an hour, then take if off the fire and let it stand for half an hour; put it on again and when it boils put in the juice of the Lemons, Eggs, and shells with a few blades of mace, let it boil a quarter of an hour, then take it off and let it stand till milk warm put in a spoonful of Barm and let it stew six hours, then put it in the barrel with a bottle of brandy, it will be fit for use in four or six months. Any quantity may be made by reducing the ingredients. Miss Thomas Carmarthen
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