383. GOOSEBERRY VINEGAR.

Bruise the gooseberries, when ripe, and to every quart put three

quarts of water; stir them well together, and let the whole stand for

24 hours, then strain it through a canvas bag.

To every gallon of liquor add 1 lb. of brown sugar, and stir them

well together before they are put into the cask. Proceed in all other

respects as before. This vinegar possesses a pleasant taste and

smell; but raspberry vinegar, which may be made on the same plan, is

far superior in these respects. The raspberries are not required to

be of the best sort, still, they should be ripe and well flavoured.

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