229. TURNIP WINE.

Pare and slice a number of turnips, put them into a cider press, and

press out all the juice. To every gallon of the juice, add three

pounds of lump sugar; have a vessel ready large enough to hold the

juice, and put half a pint of brandy to every gallon. Pour in the

juice and lay something over the bung for a week, to see if it works;

if it does, do not bung it down till it has done working; then stop

it close for three months, and draw it off into another vessel, when

it is fine bottle it off.

This is an excellent wine for gouty habits, and is much recommended

in such cases in lieu of any other wine.

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