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Elder-Flower and Tarragon Vinegar

Fill a bottle with the elder-flowers, and pour upon them as much vinegar as they will take; let them rest for a fortnight, when the vinegar may be strained and put into bottles of smaller size. The fresh-gathered leaves of any sweet herb may be infused, and their flavour extracted in the same manner.

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