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Ginger Cordial

To one pound of picked currants, red or black, add one quart of whiskey, one ounce of bruised ginger; put in a stone jar and let it stand for twenty-four or thirty-six hours; strain through a flannell bag, and add half a pound of sugar; when it is all melted, bottle.

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