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Noyeau

Noyeau is a liqueur prepared in the island of Martinique, in the West Indies, from a berry which grows there. It requires to be used with great care, as it is not wholesome. Imitations of it are very common, as the real article is rare and expensive. Two or three recipes are here given.

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