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To drie Beef
To a large fat rumpe take half a p
salt well in then take of whight salt & salt [...] very well
& keep e brine up to it & let it lie in Salt 3 weeks & then
sow it up in a cloth & hang it up in e Chimney a high
as you think Covenient & then boil it for your use it
must boil 4 hours & put into e watter Could before e
watter is heated
To make yorke Ginger bread
Take a quarte of sack a p
then put in 2 ounces of Cinnamon 2 nutmegs & a dram of cloves
& a dram of ginger all beat & [sevced/sevied] take a grain of Ambergrase
& rub it with a little of r sugar & mix it with e rest a quorter
of a p d of sweet Almonds blanched & beat very fine with a Spoon
nfull or 2 or ov rose watter take of e [purdest] of old bread grated & dryed
in an oven sift it trough a hare sive : & throw it in by little
& little as your sack boils stiring it all e while then put in
your Almonds & a little red seeds to coller when it is boild enough
take it off e fire & stir it still it be Cold enough to work like
paste with r hands & [puints] it you must dust your with cinnamon & sugar make not
your [puints] too thick & it will dry sooner & eat better
To Pickle Walnuts Cousin Johnsons way
Take your walnnuts and pick them full of Holes throw them
into salt & water let them ly a week shifting them once or twice
then make a pickle of vinegar with all sorts of spice if your
vinegar is very sharp you must put water to it when your
pickle doth boil throw them in & let m simber a little then take
the walnuts out put m into a pot & pour in your pickle scalding
hot upon m
Straw Cheese
Take 3 quarts of new milk from
when it is come lay it into your straw strawner without breaking
lay 2 or 3 p d waits on it & let it stand 3 or 4 hours then turn it into
a fresh drainer & so keep it often turning untill e nex morning
then take off e waite & then salt it keep it in e strainer a
week changing it twice a day for another week & n it will be
fit to eate it must be dryed in a very warm place
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*Ambergrasse = ambergris is a solid, waxy, flammable substance of a dull grey or blackish colour produced in the digestive system of sperm whales.
Ambergris has been highly valued by perfume makers as a fixative that allows the scent to last much longer, although it has been mostly replaced by synthetic ambroxide. It is sometimes used in cooking.