Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Cranberries, to Pickle

Gather the clusters before they are fully ripe. Put them into jars and cover them with strong salt and water. When fermentation begins, drain them, and add fresh salt and water. Keep the jars closely covered. They are ready for use in a week or two. Probable cost, fresh fruit, uncertain; bottled, 8d. or 10d. per bottle.

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