Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Invalid's Lemonade

Put about half of a sliced lemon, pared and divested of the inner skin or pith, with the parings, and an ounce or two of lump sugar, into a jug, pour boiling water over these ingredients, and cover closely. In two hours strain for use. To the above quantity of lemon add a pint of water, which will make a refreshing lemonade. Probable cost, 2d.

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