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HYDROMEL,  OR  MEAD
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HYDROMEL, OR MEAD

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Ingredients

  • six ounces of honey to four quarts of warm water
  • four quarts of warm water

Directions

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Mix your mead in the proportion of thirty-six ounces of honey to four quarts of warm water; when the honey is completely held in solution, pour it into a cask. When fermented, and become perfectly clear, bottle and cork it well. If properly prepared, it is a pleasant and wholesome drink; and in summer par- ticularly grateful, on account of the large quantity of carbonic acid gas which it contains. Its goodness, however, depends greatly on the time of bottling, and other circumstances, which can only be acquired by practice.

By Randolph, Mary, 1762-1828 · Recipe sourced from internet_archive

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