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[Santiago <pen...@na...>]

Turned to milk, is thus: Break a very little hole, at the bigger end of
the shell, and put it into the water, whiles it boileth. Let it remain
boiling, whiles your Pulse beateth two hundred stroaks. Then take it out
immediately, and you will find it of an exact temper: others put Eggs
into boyling water just as you take it from the fire, and let them
remain there, till the water be so cooled, that you may just put in your
hand, and take out the Eggs. Others put the Eggs into cold water, which
they set upon the fire, and as soon as the water begins to boil, the
Eggs are enough. TO MAKE CLEAR GELLY OF BRAN Take two pound of the
broadest open Bran of the best Wheat, and put it to infuse in a Gallon
of Water, during two or three days, that the water may soak into the
pure flower, that sticks to the bran. Then boil it three or four walms,
and presently take it from the fire, and strain it through some fine
strainer. A milky substance will come out, which let stand to settle
about half a day. Pour off the clear water, that swimmeth over the
starch or flomery, that is in the bottom (which is very good for Pap,
&c.) and boil it up to a gelly, as you do Harts-horn gelly or the like,
and season it to your taste. TO BAKE VENISON Boil the bones (well
broken) and remaining flesh of the Venison, from whence the meat of the
Pasty is cut, in the Liquor, wherein Capons and Veal, or Mutton have
been boiled, so to make very strong broth of them. The bones must be
broken, that you may have the Marrow of them in the Liquor; and they
must stew