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475.

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Bteljop.

Peel

eighteen

to

twenty

fine,

aromatic

apples;

cut

them

into

thin

slices,

steam

one-third

of

them

with

seven

ounces

of

raisins,

one

glass

of

Rhine

wine,

seven

ounces

of

sugar,

and

the

juice

of

a

lemon,

and

put

on

ice.

The

rest

of

the

apple

slices

are boiled

in

one

and

a

half

quarts

of

water

with

some

lemon-peel

and

stick

cinnamon

to

a

mash;

strain;

mix

with

a

bottle

of

Rhine

wine

and

one

pound

of

pulverized

sugar,

and

serve

over

the

steamed

apple

slices

on

plates.

476.

Apricot

Bt0l)op.

Peel

about

twelve

fine,

soft

apricots;

four

of

them

are

cut

in

pieces

and

boiled

with

the

skinned

seeds

(chopped)

and

with

the

peel

of

the

apricots

and

half

a

pound

of

sugar;

boil

half

an hour

well,

strain

through

a

sieve

upon

the

others,

which

you

have

cut

in

two;

let

all

get

cold,

and

add

a

few

glasses

of

white

wine.

477.

Bwr

Bwijop.

Pumpernickel

is

grated

on

a

grater

and

put

in

a

tureen;

mix

with

it

one-fourth

of

a

pound

of

powdered

sugar,

one-fourth

of

a

pound

of

choice

raisins,

a

teaspoonful

of

powdered

cinnamon,

an

unpeeled

lemon,

cut

in

pieces

without

seeds;

add

a

quart

of

white

beer

or

lager

(Franziskaner),

and

serve.

478.

Bilberra

Bfcfjop.

Boil

two

quarts

of

well-cleaned

bilberries

with

half

a

pint

of

water,

one-fourth

of

a

pound

of

sugar,

some

lemon-peel

and

some

stick

cinnamon;

strain

through

a

sieve,

mix

it

with

two

quarts

of

white

wine,

cream

or

milk,

place

the

mixture

on

ice,

and

serve

over

broken

Zwieback,

grated

pumpernickel

or

snow-

balls.

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