201. ORANGE WINE.

Put 12 lbs. of powdered sugar, with the whites of 8 or 10 eggs well

beaten into 6 gallons of spring water; boil them ¾ of an hour; when

cold, put into it two spoonsful of yeast and the juice of 12 lemons,

which being pared must stand with 2 lbs. of white sugar in a tankard,

and in the morning skim off the top, and then put it into the water;

add the juice and rinds of fifty oranges, but not the white or pithy

part of the rinds; let it work all together two days and two nights;

then add two quarts of Rhenish or white wine, and put it into the

vessel.

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