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Beverages

Non-Alcoholic

place

in

a

percolator;

add

enough

water

to

obtain

32

fl.oz.

of

extract;

add

2

oz.

of

alcohol

to

preserve,

or

more

alcohol

if

intended

to

keep a

long

time.

3.

For

Dispensing.

Ground

Java

coffee,

8

oz.;

sliced

vanilla

bean,

2

drams;

diluted

alcohol,

q.

s.

4.

Ground

roasted

coffee,

2

to

8

oz.;

cinnamon,

bruised,

60

gr.;

vanilla,

sliced,

60

gr.;

diluted

alcohol,

q.

s.

Moisten

the

ingredients

with

some

of

the

liquid

and

pack

in

percolator.

Put

in

enough

diluted

alcohol

to

leave

a

stratum

above

it.

Macerate

for

forty-eight

hours,

covered;

percolate,

pour

on

enough

diluted alcohol

until

32

fl.oz.

of

extract

is

obtained.

5.

From

1

part

of

ground

coffee

and

the

necessary-

quantity

of

boiling

water

make

a

decoction

that

after

nitration

consists

of

J^

part

by

weight

of

fluid.

This

with

the

addition

of

0.2

part

sugar

is

evaporated

in

a

shallow

dish

at

a

temperature

of

at

the

highest

140°

F. to

such

an

extent

that

a

sample

dropped

on

a

glass

plate

on

cooling

becomes

a

solid

mass.

The

fluid

is

then

poured

into

molds

that

give

the

solidified

pieces

the

form

of

tablets

and

these

are

wrapped

in

tinfoil

or

paraffined

paper.

6.

Mocha

coffee,

%

lb.;

Java

coffee,

J^

lb.;

hot

water,

sufficient

to

make

2

qt.

Grind

the

coffee

to

a

moderately

fine

powder.

Moisten

with

the

hot

water

and

pack

in

a

glass

funnel

or

preferably

in

a

cylindrical

percolator

and

percolate

by

pouring

on

boiling

water

in

divided

portions,

until

two

quarts

of

percolate are

obtained.

7.

Mocha

coffee,

4

parts;

"Old

Government

Java"

coffee,

8

parts;

Rio

coffee,

4

parts;

glycerine,

3

parts

;

water,

enough.

The

coffee

should

be

freshly

roasted

and

reduced

to

a

moderately

fine

powder.

Put

into

a

vessel

provided

with

a

tightly

fitting

cover,

and

pour

over

it

10

parts

of

boiling

water

to

which

the

glycerine

has

been

added.

Put

on

the

cover

and

close

tightly.

Now

wrap

the

vessel

in

a

blanket

or

felt,

to

preserve

the

heat

as

long

as

possible,

and

set

away

in

a

warm

place

one

hour

and

a

half.

At

the

expiration

of this

time

pack

into

a

per-

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