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Queen-like Closet or Rich Cabinet (1672)
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Preserves & Pickles

  • Canned & Preserved Fruit

  • Conserve of Barberries
  • Marmalade of Apricocks
  • Marmalade of Damsons
  • Marmalade of Green Pippins to Look Green
  • Marmalade of Wardens
  • Smooth Marmalade of Cherries
  • To Make Conserve of Red Roses
  • To Make Jelly of Currans or of any other Fruit
  • To Make Jelly of Pippins
  • To Make Jelly of Quinces
  • To Make Marmalade of Apricocks
  • To Make Marmalade of Cherries with Currans
  • To Make Marmalade of Cornelions
  • To Make Marmalade of Oranges or Limons
  • To Make Orange Marmalade
  • To Make Rough Marmalade of Cherries
  • To Make the Best Orange Marmalade
  • To Make Very Good Marmalade of Quinces to Look Red
  • To Make White Marmalade of Quinces
  • To Pickle Coleflowers
  • To Pickle Cucumbers
  • To Pickle Cucumbers the Very Best Way
  • To Pickle French Beans
  • To Pickle Oysters
  • To Pickle Purslan to Keep All the Year
  • To Preserve Cornelions
  • To Preserve Red Roses, which is as Good and Effectual as any Conserve, and Made with Less Trouble

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