Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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WATER, ORANGE (for flavouring)

Take the thin rind of oranges, without any of the white part; bruise it in a mortar, and pour as much boiling water upon it as will barely cover it. Cover closely. When cold, strain the liquor, and bottle for use.

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