Greene [strikeout] ointment
Item
- Title
- Greene [strikeout] ointment
- Date
- 1694/1795
- Description
- A recipe for ointment made from red sage, rosemary, bay leaves, rue, sheep suet, and olive oil. The ingredients are mixed together, and buried in a pot for several days prior to being heated and strained.
- Transcript
- Red saige rose Mary of Each a pound, & half a pound of the youngest Bay leves Rue half a pound pick them [text loss] not wash them. chop all these to gether then take 4 pd of sheps suet hot from the shepe. beat it & the hearbs to gether till it be of one Couler in a Morter or Bowl then put all these in to a clean Bowl with a bottele of the best oyle of olive work it to gether till all be a like then put it in an Earthen pot stoped Close & coverd with paste & cover it eight dayes in a Dunghill then take it oute & seeth it in a pan over a soft fire till it be half boyled thn put in to it 4 ounces of spike oyle then strene it & put it up take hed of Burn ing it to the pan botom thare fore keep it stiring
- Subject
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- Contributor
- Abu-Bader, Nagham
- Le, Vincent
- Stevens (Fehsenfeld), Jen
- Source
- Elizabeth Fairfax cookbook, Collection #C0202, Special Collections Research Center, George Mason University Libraries.
- Publisher
- George Mason University Libraries
- Rights
- Public domain. There are no known restrictions.
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