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To Make Elderberry Wine To Drink Made Warm As A Cordial
Equal quantities of berries and water boiled together, till the berries
break, then strain off the liquor, and to every gallon thereof, put
three pounds of sugar, and spice, to your palate, boil all up together,
let it stand till it becomes cool, (not cold); then put in a piece of
toasted bread, spread thick with brewer's yeast, to ferment, and in two
or three days, it will be fit to put in the barrel, then stop it close.
This will be fit to drink at Christmas, but the older the better.
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