Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 717
s ofpeacli pulp. I wont put any bruised peaches in preserves,she explained, so I just cut up peaches withsoft spots and put em in here; and when I mdone, I make a shortcake out of em. If I vegot enough, sometimes I make em into— Jam ! interrupted Mildred. Of course! de-licious peach jam that I… … MILDRED BEGAN TO DIP OUT THE JAM WITH A CUP which, when she read it over, proved, strangelyenough, to be a rule for making not only peachbut all sorts of jams. JAM Prepare your fruit nicely; strawberries must bewashed and hulled, peaches pared and cut up, raspber-ries looked over for poor ones.…
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