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[24] To make good fine white clareyt. [25] Take two vierendeel
[approx. 1.3 litres or 2 pints each] and a half pint of white wine or [26]
[wine of] Poitou. Then take a little of this wine and make it warm; [27]
into this wine put brown sugar and stir it as long [28] until the sugar is
all well melted in the warm wine. [29] Then thoroughly mix into it an
ounce and a half of this [30] following powder. Then you shall pour [31]
it through the sack eight or nine times and clarify [32] it. This is the
powder. Take fine cinnamon [G1v] white ginger, grains of paradise, long
pepper, galingale, sweet flag [Acorus calamus], coriander in equal parts.
Make powder of this and let it all run through [the sack] together. |
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