This section is from the book "Westminster Church Cook Book", by Westminster Church. See also: I Know How to Cook.
Squeeze the pulp of grapes out of the skin; cook the pulp for a few moments so you can press through sieve to reject the seeds; add a little water to the skins and cook till they are quite tender; put skins and pulp together and to each pint add one pound sugar and boil fifteen minutes.
Three pounds figs, three pounds sugar, three oranges, three lemons; seed the oranges and lemons and cut into thin slices and add one cup water; then add figs and sugar, and cook until stiff enough to keep in glasses.
One pound currant juice, two pounds seeded raisins, three pounds mashed currants, four pounds brown sugar; put currant juice on stove and cook about ten minutes; then put in raisins; let them heat while mashing currants and sugar, and cook twenty minutes; cut two oranges and two lemons into small pieces; stir into the mixture and cook all together; put into jelly glasses and seal same as jelly.
- Weigh the grapes and allow three-fourths pound sugar to one pound fruit; rinse bunches of grapes in cold water, drain and squeeze pulp from skins; heat pulp gradually and cook until seeds come out easily, ten or fifteen minutes; pass through sieve just fine enough to keep back seeds; cook skins and pulp ten minutes; add sugar and cook until liquid thickens.
 
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