327. _Strawberries._

Procure Chili or field strawberries, and hull them. Take equal

quantities of berries, and powdered white sugar--put a layer of each in

a preserving pan, having a layer of strawberries at the bottom. Let them

remain an hour, then put in a gill of cold water, to prevent their

burning to the bottom of the pan. Set them on a very moderate fire--when

the juice runs freely, increase the fire, until they boil briskly. Let

them boil half an hour, then turn them into a dish--when lukewarm, put

them in wide-mouthed bottles, or small glass jars, cork and seal them

tight, and keep them in dry sand.

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