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WHAT

TO

DRINK

allow

an

equal

amount

of

sugar.

Drain

the

cherries

and

set

on

the

ice.

Put

the

juice

and

sugar

into

a

preserving

kettle,

cook

to

a

thick

syrup

and

add

the

cherries.

Simmer

for

fifteen

minutes.

Drain

off

half

the

cherry

syrup,

add

an

equal

amount

of

white

grape

juice,

bring

quickly

to

the

boil

and

seal

as

for

preserved

fruit.

DRIED

CHERRIES

The

larger

the

cherry

the

more

satisfactory

if

dried

to

use

for

sundaes.

Wash,

stem

and

pit

the

cherries;

spread

in

thin

layers

on

a

drying

tray.

(Commercial

driers

are

inexpensive

and

very

satisfactory.)

Dry

from

two

to

four

hours,

starting

at

no

degrees

F.

Condition

them

by

placing

in

composition

or paper boxes

and

pouring

them

from

box

to

box

every

day

for

four

days.

This

is

to

insure

even

drying.

If

too

moist,

return

to

the

drier

for

a

short

time,

and

again

pour

into

the

boxes,

and

again

"

condition

"

them.