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Common Sense in the Household

by Marion Harland

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Currant Wine.

Pick, stem, mash, and strain the currants, which should be very ripe.

To 1 quart of juice add

¾ lb. white sugar.

½ pint of water.

Stir all together long and well; put into a clean cask, leaving out the bung, and covering the whole with a bit of lace or mosquito net. Let it ferment about four weeks—rack off when it is quite still, and bottle.

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