Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Raspberries, Preserved

Those who grow raspberries in large quantities will do well to gather them before they are fully ripe, and bottle without boiling them, according to the recipe already given (see RASPBERRIES, BOTTLED, WITHOUT BOILING). It will be found that four ounces of sugar will be sufficient for one of the wide-mouthed bottles ordinarily used.

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