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Orange Liquor

With a thin sharp knife remove rinds of six sound oranges and place peels in a stone jar with a quart of cognac. Place in a saucepan four ounces sugar, two gills water, juice of the six oranges, set on the fire and stir until melted. Cover, let infuse for sixty days, filter liquor through a paper filter and bottle.

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