124. _Another Method._

Bruise a quantity of well-grown flaps of mushrooms with the hands,

and then strew a fair proportion of salt over them; let them stand

all night, and the next day put them into stew-pans; set them in a

quick oven for twelve hours, and strain them through a hair sieve.

To every gallon of liquor put of cloves, Jamaica black pepper, and

ginger, one ounce each, and half a pound of common salt; set it on a

slow fire, and let it boil till half the liquor is wasted; then put

it into a clean pot, and when cold bottle it for use.

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