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Cut your Butter into thin slices, put it into your dish, let it Melt leasurely upon the Coal, being often stirred, and after it is Melted, put to it a little Vinegar, or fair Water, which you will; beat it up till it be thick, if it keep its colour White, it is good, but if Yellow and turn'd, it is not to be used.