This section is from the "Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas Recipes Processes" encyclopedia, by Norman W. Henley and others.
Oil bitter almonds.... 15 minims
Essence vanilla...... 1 drachn.
Jasmine extract...... 2 drops
Raspberry essence.. .. 10 drops
Oil neroli........... 10 drops
Oil lemon........... 15 minims
Spirits nitrous ether .. 2 drachms
Alcohol............. 6 pints
Sugar.............. 8 pounds
Rose water.......... 10 ounces
Water sufficient to
make............. 2 gallons
Make a liquor in the usual manner.
For the clarification of turbid liqueurs, burnt powdered alum is frequently employed. Make a trial with 200 parts of the dim liqueur, to which 1.5 parts of burnt powdered alum is added; shake well and let stand until the liquid is clear. Then decant and filter the last portion. If the trial is successful, the whole stock may be clarified in this manner.
 
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