Mrs. Elliott's Housewife. Containing Practical Receipts in Cookery:
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305 BRAUDT PEACHES. NO. 3. Peel large fine peaches nearly ripe, in the even- ing pat them in a bowl with their weight in loaf sugar, and let them stand nntil the next day. Then pour off the syrup in a kettle and let it boil ; drop the peaches in, a few at a time, until they are enough cooked to permit a straw to run in easily. Put them on flat dishes to cool, boil the syrup a little longer, and let that cool. Then put as much brandy as you have syrup and cover the peaches with it. These keep a ...long time. BEANDY PEACHES. NO. 4. Dip peaches in nice clear lye and rub them hard with a coarse towel until the down is all off ; slightly parboil them in hot water and rub them again. Al- low half a pound of sngar to one pound offiruit, and put it on the fire with half a pint of water to every pound. Put some allspice, a few cloves, and some lemon rind in the syrup. Boil it and remove the scum, drop the peaches in and give them a good boil up, and when cold, put them in a jar. Mix the brandy and syrup half and half when hot, and pour it over, and cork tight.
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