... recommend the fol. lowing recipe with great confidence our readers:— Stone six pounds of black berries (pines); pour on them six quarts of the best brandy; bruise the stones in a mortar, and put the kernels in with the cherries; cover them close, and let ...

... —The follow ing recipe is recoin- mended tn/the Edinburgh -papers -.—Stone six pounds of black cherries (guines'i: pour on them four quarts of the best brandy ; bruise the stones in a mortar, and put the kernels in with the cherries; cover them close ...

... —Miners are known to be a superstitions race. Their superstition, however, some times made a pretext for idleness. There is recipe for curing this specie* of the disorder. In some extensive mines in Wales, the men frequentli saw the Devil and when once ...

... miistore at the root. Green pease and potatoes were sold in the Infirmary Garden on Saturday last.—A specimen of fine ripe cherries has been sent us, from a tree in the garden of Mr. Adam Rector of the Inverness Academy. We are suthorised to state, that ...

... any reporter could coom up” to the mark in reporting this Yorkshire Doric. To Preserve Currants without Sugar. The following recipe may be acceptable, now that sugar has risen in price:—“ Let the fruit carefully cut from the large stalks, with the smallest ...

... Ac., up to the transatlantic terms of fiappen, fritters, and egg-pone- Miss Leslie also gives some recipes for stewing peaches, drying apples and cherries, stewing cranberries, 4c. The publishers add some information for the use of the English publio, which ...