Celery Vinegar.
Pound a gill of celery-seed, put in a bottle and fill with strong vinegar. Shake it every day for two weeks, then strain it, and keep it for use. It will flavor very pleasantly with celery.—Mrs. Dr. J.
Celery Vinegar.
Take two gills celery-seed, pound and put it in a celery bottle, and fill it with sharp vinegar. Shake it every day for two weeks; then strain it, and keep it for use. It will impart an agreeable flavor to everything in which celery is used. Mint and thyme may be prepared in the same way, using vinegar or brandy. The herbs should not remain in the liquid more than twenty-four hours. They should be placed in a jar—a handful is enough, and the vinegar or brandy poured over them; take out the herbs next day, and put in fresh. Do this for three days; then strain, cork, and seal.—Mrs. R.
Pepper Sauce.
2 dozen peppers.
Twice this quantity of cabbage.
1 root of horseradish, cut up fine.
1 tablespoonful mustard-seed.
1 dessertspoonful cloves.