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MONTGOMERY

75%

Rye

Whiskey

25%

M

&

R

Italian

Vermouth

1

slice

of

orange.

Fill

glass

with

ice.

Shake,

strain

and

serve.

MORNING

BRACER

40%

White

Absinthe

60%

M

&

R

Italian

Vermouth.

Shake

well

and

strain

into

Delmonico

glass.

Fill

with

seltzer.

MORNING

STAR

40%

Cream

40%

Port

Wine

20%

Scotch

1

fresh

egg.

Shake,

strain

into

long,

thin

glass,

fill

with

seltzer.

MORTON'S

FAVORITE

Crush

six

strawberries

with

mint

leaves,

add

a

spoonful

of

sugar,

crushed

ice,

a

good

sized

drink

of

brandy,

and

a

bottle

of

plain

soda.

Serve

in

large

glass.

MULLED

ALE

OR

A

BURTON-ON-TRENT

Take

one

quart

of

Bass

&

Co.'s

Barley

Wine,

or

Strong

Ale,

two

eggs,

a

teaspoonful

of

powdered

ginger

or

nut-

meg,

two

tablespoonfuls

of

castor

sugar

and

one ounce

of

butter.

Beat

up

the

eggs

separately.

Put

the

ale

in

sauce-

pan,

add

the

ginger

(or

nutmeg),

sugar

and

butter.

When

nicely

warm,

but

not

boiling,

pour

slowly

into

the

jug

con-

taining

the

beaten

eggs;

stir

well

and

then

warm

the

mix-

ture

on

fire

without

bringing

to

boiling

point.

MULLED

ALE

Ingredients:

One

quart

of

Bass

&

Co.'s

Barley

Wine,

or

Strong

Ale,

one

glass

of

rum

or

brandy,

one

tablespoonful

of

castor

sugar,

pinch

of

ground

cloves,

a

pinch

of

grated

nut-

meg,

a

good

pinch

of

ground

ginger.

Method:

Put

the

ale,

sugar,

cloves,

nutmeg

and

ginger

into

an

ale-warmer

or

stew

pan

and

bring

nearly

to

boiling

point,

add

the

brandy

and

more

sugar

and

flavoring

if

nec-

essary

and

serve

at

once.

OLD

OXFORD

COLLEGE

MULLED

ALE

Take

*4

pound

cinnamon,

%

pound

cloves,

put

both

into

a

saucepan

with

two

quarts

of

water,

put

it

over

the

fire

till

it

boils,

then

let

it

simmer

for

an

hour,

then

strain

it

off

into

a

jug,

and

when

cold

put

the

liquid

into a

bottle

and

well

cork

down.

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