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Shave your Oranges thin, quarter them and lay them in Water three days, shift them twice a day, then boil them very tender in several Waters till the bitterness be gone; having dryed them with a cloth cut them into thin slices cross the quarters, then take their weight of fine Sugar, fill a pint of juyce of Apple-Johns and spring Water, strong of the Apples as you can make it, then mingle the sliced Oranges and liquor together, your Sugar being fine∣ly
beaten and wet with Water, boil it a while, scum it and put the Oranges and Apple liquor into it, boil it till it be ready to jelly, then put in the juyce of four O∣ranges and Lemons together, boil it a little after this, and add to it, if you think fit, a little Musk and Ambergriese tyed in a Tiffany-rag.