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TAke of ••race of Iris, of Spike flowers dried, of Cloues, of each an ounce, make them in powder, put them together, with a pint of new Ale in corns, and one pinte of Rosewater in an earthen pot, put thereto a good mary of greene Roseleaues, let them soke in it a night time stopped close, in the morning
when ye shall distill, first, say other Roseleaues in the bottome of your Stillitorie for feare of cleauing too: then take of the Roseleaues out of the pot, and put them with other green rose∣leaues, in your Stillitorie sufficient, and to the water put Muske, as aboue is said. This wa∣ter is excellent to set foorth a Tart, an Apple Moyse, or Almond butter.