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This section is from the book "A Textbook Of Domestic Science", by Matilda G. Campbell. Also available from Amazon: A textbook of domestic science for high schools.
Cranberries are the fruit of a small shrub which grows in marshy ground. They ripen in October and are valuable because of their excellent keeping qualities. Some of the best varieties are grown on Cape Cod and in New Jersey. Cranberry bogs are also found in Michigan and other parts of the country.
Wash and look over 1 pt. cranberries. Put them in a stewpan with 1 c. sugar and 3/4 c. water; cover the pan and let them boil ten minutes without stirring; remove the scum and let them cool.
Wash and look over 1 qt. cranberries. Cook with 2 c. water twenty minutes; strain; add 2 c. sugar and boil five minutes or until it jellies. Pour into a mold and let stand until it is firm.
 
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