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Hotne-vtade Beverages.

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Pineapple Water.

Rub 1 lb. of loaf sugar on the rind of a lemon,

dissolve it in a pint of boiling water, add the

strained juice and pour on to a large pineapple,

previously pared,sliced,and pounded to a pulp.

Leave in a cold place for three hours,then strain

through fine muslin, add^a|Vquart of cold water

or the same^quantity of soda water,and serve.

Plum Cordial.

Prick some sound ripe plums, and half fill

some wide-mouthed glass bottles with them,

allowing 6 oz. of crushed sugar candy, half an

inch of bruised cinnamon and 4 cloves to every

pound of fruit. Fill up the bottles with good

unsweetened gin, cork tightly and leave for 3

months, shaking occasionally, then strain and

rebottle.

Plum Liqueur.

Peel and halve six large Golden Drop plums,

and put them into a jar with their kernels, a

quart of good brandy and 8 oz. of crushed sugar

candy. InfusefoFa month,then filter and bottle.

Plum Noyeau.

Infuse 4 oz. of blanched and pounded plum

kernels, a quart of good brandy, 12 oz. of sugar

candy dissolved in half a pint of cold water

together for a fortnight, then filter and bottle.

Plum Ratafia.

See recipe for Apricot Ratafia.

Plum Shrub.

Prick some sound ripe plums and put them

into some wide-mouthed glass bottles with 6 oz.

of cane sugar, 4 plum kernels, and the thinly

pared rind of half a small lemon to every pound

of fruit. Fill up with good old Jamaica rum

and infuse for 3 months, keeping the bottles

tightly corked, and shaking them occasionally,

then strain and rebottle.

Plum Syrup.

See recipe for Apricot Syrup.

Plum Vinegar.

See recipe for Apricot Vinegar.

Plum Water.

See recipe for Cherry Water.