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Fleurs d'Oranges.

(Symp

of

Orange

Flowers.)

5

^'^..'lona

of

v')raiige-flower

Avater

boiled

up

for

2

minutea

with

80

lbs.

of

is'Tgar

;

skim

and

strain.

(See

Nos.

7

and

421.)

350.

Sirop

de

Gomme.

(Gum

Syrup.)

20

lbs.

of

best

clear

white

gum

arabic

dissolved

in

4

gallons

of

water, nearly

boiling

hot

;

take

60

lbs.

of

sugar,

melt

and

clarify

it

with

1

gallon

of

water

(see

Nos.

6

and

1)

;

add

the

gum

solution,

and

boil

for

2

minutes.

(See

No.

421.)

351.

Sirop

de

LimonS.

(Lemon

Syrup.)

5

gallons

of

lemon

juice.

1

ounce

of

best

oil

of

lemons.

Dissolved

in

|

a

pint

of

alcohol,

or

the

rinds

of

16

lemons

rubbed

with

sugar

to

extract

the

essential

oil

;

dissolve

80

lbs.

of

sugar

in

the

juice,

and

boil

for

2

minutes

;

skim,

then

strain.

(See

Nos.

7

and

421.)

352.

Sirop

d'Oranges.

(Orange

Syrup.)

5

gallons

of

orange

juice.

Take

the

rinds

of

16

oranges,

and

rub

them

with

loaf

sugar

to

extract

the

essential

oil

;

then

take

80

lbs.

of

sugar

and

dissolve

it

in

the

juice

;

boil

2

minutes,

skim,

and

strain.

(See

Nos.

7

and

421.)

353.

Sirop

d'Orgeat.

(Orgeat

Syrup.)

10

lbs.

of

sweet

almonds.

4

lbs.

of

bitter

almonds.

Cover

tiiem

with

boiling-hot

water;

let

them

stand

till

near

cold,

and

peel

them

by

joressing

through

your

fin-