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QUINCE JUICE (another way)

Take some ripe quinces, peel and grate them; then squeeze the juice through a cloth. Have ready some sugar boiled to a syrup, put in the juice, and let it boil till it jellies, when it does may be known by putting a spoonful on a plate to cool. The proportion of sugar to be used is half a pound to every pint of juice.

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