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Green Mint Vinegar

Take some young freshly-gathered mint, pick off the leaves, chop them slightly, and fill wide necked bottles with them. Pour over them some good French vinegar, and let them infuse for two months or more. Strain through muslin into small bottles, cork securely, and put aside for use.

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