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To pickle Walnuts

Take walnuts before they begin to be hard lay them in steep
9 days in fair water shifting the water every day then scald them
5 times on this manner lay them in a broad saspan one by
one Cover them with water & set them on the fire till they are
ready to boil but be sure they do not boil then put the water away
& put fresh to them having done this 5 times pickle them
up thus lay a layer of walnuts & strew salt on them & then
a layer of dill then a layer of walnuts & do so till your pot is
full then cover them with your pickle which must be made
[thereas] boil water & salt till it will bear an egg then put
2 quarts of vinegar to a pint & half of water. . . . .
always put a bodkin through the walnuts as are not
paired to let the bitterness out . . . . .

How to make the wright french biskets

Take a pound of sugar a pound of flower & 9 eggs then whisk the whights
all up to froth then put in eight of the yolks & beat the eggs & sugar
very well first then beat in the flower & when they are beat
enough put them in paper Coffins they must be put on a
wier or something that the bottom may not stick to the oven to burn
them the paper must be flowerd [&] the biskets sugar done over them
when they go in the oven & eggs must have Ambergraise or what
you like in them to perfume them

Black Cherry Water

Take 3 pound of black Cherrys pick off the stalks & bruise them that
you crack the stones cardius baume sweet marjorim & spearemint
of each 2 large handfulls 3 pints of claret wine 4 nutmeggs
& the like weight of Cinnamond beat the spice & bruise the herbs
& put altogether let it stand 24 hours & then distill it
in a cold still or limbeck

To fry Toste
Take a loaf of wheight bread & cut it in slices like tosts then have
some thick cream & the yolk of an egg & a spoonfull or 2 of sack
& a little sugar beaten altogether & dip your toste well in
it & fry them with some sweet butter then serve them up
scrape sugar on them

Notes and Questions

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Stephanie Koscak

SK: see my changes above and take a look at the transcription conventions about abbreviations and how "ye" should be written as "the."

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Line 2 - "take" instead of "crack"

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Line 4 - could "safpan" somehow be "saucepan"?

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Line 6 - "fire" not "five"

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Line 7 - "but be sure"

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Line 7 - "the water away"?

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Line 9 - "strew"

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Line 11 - "should be made"

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Line 13 - ye should be "th"e

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Line 13 - "galways" should be "always", I see the weird mark in front but I think that's not supposed to be there

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Line 15 - I think it is "wright" biskets

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Line 18 - "then beat in the flower and when they are beat"

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Line 20 - "wier" instead of "nier"... still don't know what that means

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Line 21 - "yer" should be "them"

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Line 22 - when they "go" in the oven