Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets: Or, A Collection of Above 500 Useful Receipts on a Variety of SubjectsYoung, Daniel
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Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets: Or, A Collection of Above 500 Useful Receipts on a Variety of Subjects
Young, Daniel
Formulas, recipes, etc.; Science -- Methodology
Take of water 3 quarts, white sugar 4 lbs., oil of lemons one
teaspoonful, white of 5 eggs, beaten with one teaspoonful of flour;
boil to form syrum, then divide into equal parts, and to one add 3
ounces of tartaric acid, and to the other part 4 oz. of carbonate
of soda, then take two thirds of a glass of water, and put in a
spoonful of each of the syrups, more or less, according to the size
of the glass.
53. DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING SODA DRINKS
In getting up any of the soda drinks which are spoken of hereafter
it will be preferable to put about 4 oz. of carbonate (sometimes
called supercarbonate) of soda into one pint of water, and shake
when you wish to make a glass of soda, and pour from this into the
glass until if foams well instead of using dry soda as directed.
54. IMPERIAL CREAM NECTAR
Part 1st.--Take 1 gallon water, 6 lbs. loaf sugar, 6 ounces tartaric
acid, gum arabic 1 oz.
Part 2nd.--Take 4 teaspoonsful of flour, the whites of four eggs beat
finely together, then add 1/2 pint of water. Heat the first part until it
is blood warm, then put in the second, boil 3 minutes and it is done.
Directions.--To 3 tablespoonfuls of the syrup in a glass half or two
thirds full of water add one third of a teaspoonful of carbonate of soda
made fine, stir well, and drink at your leisure.
55. A SUPERIOR GINGER BEER
Take of sugar 10 lbs., lemon juice 9 oz., honey 1/2 lb., bruised
ginger root 11 oz., water 9 galls., yeast 3 pints, boil the ginger
in the water until the strength is all extracted, which you may tell
be tasting the root, then pour it into a tub, throwing the roots
away, let it stand until nearly luke warm, then put in all the rest
of the ingredients, stir well until all dissolved, cover it over
with a cloth, and if it be in the evening, let it remain until next
morning, then strain through cloth, and bottle it, and in a short
time it will be fit for use. Some use less sugar, and some less
lemon juice, to make it with less expense; but it is not so elegant
a drink as this.
56. GINGER POP No. 1
Take of water 5-1/2 galls., ginger root bruised 3/4 lb., tartaric
acid 1/2 oz., white sugar 2-1/4 lbs., the whites of 3 eggs well
beat, a small teaspoonful of oil of lemon, yeast 1 gill; boil the
root for 30 minutes in 1 gallon of the water, strain off, and put
the oil in while hot, mix all well, make over night, in the morning
skim, and bottle, keeping out sediment.
57. GINGER POP No. 2
Take best white Jamaica ginger root bruised 2 oz., water 6 quarts,
boil 20 minutes and strain, then add cream tartar 1 oz., white sugar
1 lb.; put on the fire, then stir until all the sugar is dissolved;
then put into an earthen jar, now put in tartaric acid 1/4 oz., and
the rind of 1 lemon, let it stand until 70 degrees of Fahrenheit,
or until you can bear your hand in it with comfort, then add two
tablespoonsful of yeast, stir well, bottle for use, and tie the
corks; make a few days before it is wanted for use.
58. YEAST
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