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To make Orange Cakes.

TAke your Oranges and pill them very thin, and take out all the meat, and lay the pils in water two daies and one night, shifting them three times in a day, & in the mean time take the meat of the Oranges, all the Kernels being clean picked out, and the white skins, and boil it high with Sugar until it be ready to candy, and then put it up till you shall occupy it: And then take the pills that be in the water, and put them in faire water, and then boil them untill they be tender, shifting of them with warm water till the bitterness be gon••, then take them out of the water, and let them drain all the water out of them, then take a few Almonds and beat them with a little Sugar very small, and so beat the Oranges with them, and they must not tast too much of the Almonds, then take them out and work it with searced Sugar like past, and so print it with your Moulds, and lay some of the meat of your Oranges between two of your Cakes, and so let them be dryed in a Stove, or in an Oven with a soft fire.