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To Make China Ale






To six gallons of ale, take a quarter of a pound or more of China root,
thin sliced, and a quarter of a pound of coriander seeds, bruised--hang
these in a tiffany, or coarse linen bag, in the vessel, till it has done
working; and let it stand fourteen days before you bottle.


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