GRAPE PRESERVES.

Squeeze with your fingers the pulp from each grape. Put the pulps on the

fire, and boil them until they are tender; then press them through a

colander, so that the seeds may be taken out; now add the skins to the

pulps and juice. Put a cupful of sugar to each cupful of fruit, and boil

all together until of a thick consistency. Green-grape preserves are

also nice. In managing the green grapes, halve them, and extract the

seeds with a small knife. Put also a cupful of sugar to a cupful of

fruit. Many prefer the green to the ripe grape preserves.

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