100. ORGEAT PASTE.

Blanch and pound three quarters of a pound of sweet, and a quarter

of a pound of bitter almonds; pound them in a mortar, and wet them

sufficiently with orange flower water, that they may not oil. When

they are pounded fine, add three quarters of a pound of fine powdered

sugar to them, and mix the whole in a stiff paste, which put into

pots for use. It will keep six months; when wanted to be used, take a

piece about the size of an egg, and mix it with half a pint of water,

and squeeze it through a napkin.

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