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Raspberry Vinegar No 3 Recipe

Fill a jug with raspberries; add as much of the best vinegar as the jug

will hold; let the fruit steep ten or twelve days; then strain the

liquor through a fine sieve, without squeezing the raspberries; put

three pounds of lump sugar to a quart of juice, and skim it.

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