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BOWLS.

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441.

fiarMnol.

Peel

four

bitter

oranges

with

a

sharp

knife,

very

carefully;

infuse

the

peel

with

four

bottles

of

Rhine

wine

for

ten

hours;

sweeten

with

one

and

a

half

pounds

of

sugar;

put

it

on

ice;

strain

and

serve.

442.

ftnotljer.

Take

two

bitter

and two

sweet

oranges;

rub

the

rind

of

them

on

one

and

a

half

pounds

of

lump-sugar;

put

the

sugar

in

a

bowl;

press

the

juice

of

the

two

sweet

oranges

over

it;

add

a

bottle

of

white

wine; put

it

on

ice;

strain

and

serve.

443.

Peel

three

small

oranges;

put

the

rind

in

a

bowl

and

pour

a

bottle of

Moselle

wine

over

it;

strain

the

wine

after

eight

hours;

press

the

juice

of

seven

or

eight

oranges

on

two pounds

of

lump-

sugar;

let

the

sugar

melt

in

the

first

bottle

of

Moselle

wine;

add

three

others

and

a

bottle

of

port

wine;

a

little

ananas

syrup

will

increase

exceedingly

the

taste

of

the

bowl.

444.

fitlerg

Botul

d

rSUnerique.

Peel

three or

four

fresh

celery-roots;

cut

them

into

thin

slices;

cover

them

in

a

bowl

thickly

with

powdered

sugar;

in-

fuse

with

half

a

bottle

of

brandy,

arrack,

or

rum,

well

cover-

ed, for

twelve

hours;

strain,

and add

four

bottles

of

Rhine

wine

and

one

bottle

of

champagne;

put

it

for

two

hours

on

ice,

and

add,

before

serving,

a

scoop

of

fine

ice.

445.

ngU0lj

fitter

BowL

Make

an

extract

of

a

spoonful

of

green

tea

in

a

half-pint

of

boiling

water;

let

it

stand

for

fifteen

minutes;

pour

it

into

a

bowl;

add

six

ounces

of

lump-sugar,

one

bottle

of

cider,

two

wineglassfuls

of

brandy,

half

a

pint

of

cold

water,

a

couple

of

fresh

cucumber

slices,

some

leaves

of

borage,

and

two

leaves

of

Roman

sage,

and

place

the

bowl

on

ice.