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Mustard Pickle Recipe

Cut cabbages, cauliflowers, and onions, in small pieces or slices; salt

them together, and let them stand in the salt for a few days. Then take

them up in a strainer that the brine may run off; put them in a jar that

will hold three quarts; take enough vinegar to cover them; boil it up,

pour it on them, and cover it till next day. Pour the vinegar off, take

the same quantity of fresh vinegar, of black pepper, ginger, and Jamaica

pepper, each one ounce; boil them up together, let the liquor stand till

cold; then mix four tea-spoonfuls of turmeric, and six ounces of flour

of mustard, which pour on them cold. Cover the pickle up close; let it

stand three weeks; and it will be fit for use. The spices must be put in

whole.

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