SYRUP D’ORGEAT, A PARIS RECEIPT.

This elegant syrup is thus made:

Sweet almonds 20 oz.

Bitter almonds 8 oz.

Refined sugar 9 lb.

Water 4 pints

Blanch the almonds, dry them perfectly and pound them in a mortar with

the sugar, adding gradually two thirds of the water; strain through

linen, and wash the almonds on the strainer with the remainder of the

water, and dissolve the sugar in the strained liquor by a gentle heat.

Pour the syrup into an earthenware vessel, remove the scum, and, when

nearly cold, add two ounces of orange-flower water. Put it into clean

clear glass bottles, cork well, and seal effectually.

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