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35. 69th Regiment Punch.
(In earthen tnug.)
wine-glass of Irish whisky.
yi do. do. Scotch do.
I teaspoonful of sugar.
1 piece of lemon.
2 wine-glasses of hot water.
36. Louisiana Sugar-House Punch.
(From a recipe in the pos.session of Col. T. B.TroupeJ
To one quart of boiling syrup,taken frt^n, the kettles,
add whisky or brandy to suit the "patient." Flavor
with the juice of sour oranges.
37. Dry Punch.
. , v,r,fina the celebrated Spanish caterer.)
(From a recipe hy Santwa, i-uc
2 gallons of brandy.
I do. water.
Y2 do. tea.
I pint of Jamaica rum.
do. of Curacoa.
The juice of six lemons.
lb. white sugar,
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Mix thoroughly, and stroin, as already described in
the recipe for '^Punch a la FordP adding more sugar
and lemon juice, if to taste. Bottle, and keep on ice
?or three or four days, and the punch will Be ready for
nse, but the longer it stands, the better it gets.
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38. La Patria Punch.
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(For n party of t\vent3-.)
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oossession of H.P.Leland, Esq.)
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3 bottles champagne, iced.
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I bottle of Cognac.
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6 oranges.