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To make Almond Butter.

TAke two pound of Almonds and blanch them, and grinde them in a stone Morter very fine with cleer water, and strain them through a thick cloth with a good deal of water, and set them upon the fire, and let it seeth till it begin to gather some∣what thick, you must have some of the thinnest thereof in a chafer by it self, which must be boyled with white violets, one handfull wel picked, and ten maces beaten, with half a Nutmeg, and a rase of ginger grated, when this is boyled well that it have good tast of the spice and flowers, then strain it into the other, and so let them both boyle together till it begin to grow some∣what thick, then put to it the juyce of a Lemon, or two Oranges or one good mease of verjuice to make it quaile, then when it is fully quailed, ••ast it as thin as you can upon a fair cubbard cloth, and as softly as you can that the water may draigne a∣way, and so shift it into a dry cloth, and let it hang all night, and when it is stiffe which wil be the next day, season it up with Sugar, Rosewater, and a little Saffron, and so dish it to the board.