The American Housewife
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When partly cooled, put in a little essence of lemon to flavorthem. These are good eaten like any other sweetmeats, or used instead ofcitron for cake.
322. _Watermelon Rinds. _ Take the rind of a nice ripe watermelon--cut it into small strips, andboil them, till they begin to grow tender, in water, with saleratus andpeach leaves in it, in the proportion of a tea-spoonful of saleratus anda dozen peach leaves to a couple of quarts of water. Take the rinds outof the water, and soak them in alum wa...ter an hour. Make a syrup, allowing the same weight of sugar as rinds. When clarified and cooled, rinse the rinds, and put them in the syrup, together with powderedginger, tied up in a small bag. Boil them till they are quite soft--whenpartly cooled, add a little essence of lemon. Turn the syrup from themin the course of two or three days, take out the bags of ginger, andboil the syrup till there is just sufficient of it to cover the rinds, and turn it on them while hot.
323. _Muskmelons. _ Procure muskmelons that are perfectly green, and of a quick growth, andas late in the season as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When partly cooled, put in a little essence of lemon to flavorthem. These are good eaten like any other sweetmeats, or used instead ofcitron for cake.
322. _Watermelon Rinds. _ Take the rind of a nice ripe watermelon--cut it into small strips, andboil them, till they begin to grow tender, in water, with saleratus andpeach leaves in it, in the proportion of a tea-spoonful of saleratus anda dozen peach leaves to a couple of quarts of water. Take the rinds outof the water, and soak them in alum wa...ter an hour. Make a syrup, allowing the same weight of sugar as rinds. When clarified and cooled, rinse the rinds, and put them in the syrup, together with powderedginger, tied up in a small bag. Boil them till they are quite soft--whenpartly cooled, add a little essence of lemon. Turn the syrup from themin the course of two or three days, take out the bags of ginger, andboil the syrup till there is just sufficient of it to cover the rinds, and turn it on them while hot.
323. _Muskmelons. _ Procure muskmelons that are perfectly green, and of a quick growth, andas late in the season as possible.
What to read after The American Housewife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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