343. _To preserve Pippins Green._

Take pippins when small and green off the tree pare a few and slice

them and boyle them in a quart of fair water till they be pap then

drain them through a cloth into a bason of earth then put the liquor

into a skillet with a pound of clarified Sugar and put as many green

pippins unpared as that liquor will cover and so let them boyle softly

and when you see them boyled as tender as a colding then take them off

and peel them the upermost white skin and then put them in your sirrop

again & boyle them till the sirrop be thick and your pippins will be

green and you must pot and keep your pot near y^e fire. Probatum.

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