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Source: The Ladies Book of Useful Information by Anonymous (1896), paragraph-1045.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- Infuse one pint of ground malt for two hours in three pints of scalding water
- young and fresh shelled green peas, wash them clean, put them into fresh water, just enough to cover them, and boil them till they take up nearly all the water
- a teacupful of fresh milk, heat nearly to boiling; dissolve in it a teaspoonful of loaf sugar; pour into a large sized tumbler, and add sufficient plain soda water to fill it
Method as extracted
- Infuse one pint of ground malt for two hours in three pints of scalding water.
- Strain; add sugar, if desired; flavor with lemon juice.
- Take young and fresh shelled green peas, wash them clean, put them into fresh water, just enough to cover them, and boil them till they take up nearly all the water.
- Take a teacupful of fresh milk, heat nearly to boiling; dissolve in it a teaspoonful of loaf sugar; pour into a large sized tumbler, and add sufficient plain soda water to fill it.
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Primary and supporting references
- The Ladies Book of Useful Information — Project GutenbergPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at paragraph-1045.