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Practical Vegetarian Cookery

by Constance Wachtmeister and Kate Buffington Davis

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Gingerade

Gingerade is made of any fruit, stewed with pulverized ginger, flavored with lemon juice, and carefully strained.

Grape Juice

Wash and remove from stems ten pounds of grapes, put over to boil with two quarts of water. Let boil until seeds and pulp separate. Strain through cheese cloth bag, let it drain slowly, do not squeeze. Put juice back in kettle, let come to a boil, and add one and one fourth pounds of sugar; boil two or three minutes. Seal boiling hot. The secret of success in bottling grape juice is to have everything boiling hot, jars, juice, rubbers, and tops. The best way is to have jars in kettle of boiling water right on the stove and tops in boiling water, likewise, and fill right from kettle of boiling juice on the stove. Then if your cans are air-tight the juice will surely keep.

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