BARBERRIES IN SPRIGS AND BUNCHES.

Pick out the finest bunches and sprigs of fine ripe clear

berries――reject all faulty ones――lay them in as much water as will be

requisite for making their syrup, and boil them until they are tender.

Now strain them upon a sieve, and to every pint of their juice add a

pound and half of best refined sugar, boil and skim this thoroughly,

and to each pint of the syrup put half a pound of the fruit in bunches

and boil them very gently until they become quite bright and clear.

When cold put them into clear glasses and pour the syrup to them. Use

brandy paper, and paste writing paper over the glasses.

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