Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 72
o see the slow drop !drop ! of the amber-colored liquid with-out giving the bag just a tiny squeeze tohurry it up (or down). But your jellywill be cloudy if you wring out the dregs.Rinse out a bowl or jelly-mold with coldwater, but do not wipe the inside. Pourinto this the jelly from the pitcher,… … you how to do this, as it is rather a delicate bit of work.JAM. Four pounds of berries, or ripe peaches, pared andsliced ; three pounds of loaf or granulated sugar. Put the fruit into a porcelain kettle, or a very brightbell-metal one. Copper kettles are poisonous, if notclean. Set this kettle into…
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