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Seville Orange Cardinal

A few days before the cardinal is wanted peel three bitter oranges, slice them very thin, and pour a bottle of wine over them; then strain the preparation through a tamis, and add to the juice two bottles of wine and two or three pounds of sugar: keep stirring all the time till the sugar is completely melted.

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