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Aug 05, 2020 PattyGilson May 01, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 128 98. {sidebar} Mr. Parker Hair dresser Brentwood 100. To clarify Suet [?] The [Mutton{struck through}] Suet must be from the Caul which is the finest. & chopt very small, then rolld with a rolling Pin. & beat to a Paste in a marble Mortar with a heavy Pestle, like Dough which clears it from the Blood & [?] Put it then into Spring Water, & let it lay 1 or 2 days - Squeeze the Water well from it. & repeat the washing in 3 or 4 difft waters at the last squeeze out the water perfectly by making it into several Balls - which [put{struck through}] break & put into an earthen Pot & melt gently in hot water, till the Steam goes off from the Suet. at that Instant take it from the Fire to prevent its	p. 128 98. {sidebar} Mr. Parker Hair dresser Brentwood 100. To clarify Suet [?] The [Mutton{struck through}] Suet must be from the Caul which is the finest. & chopt very small, then rolld with a rolling Pin. & beat to a Paste in a marble Mortar with a heavy Pestle, like Dough which clears it from the Blood & [?] Put it then into Spring Water, & let it lay 1 or 2 days - Squeeze the Water well from it. & repeat the washing in 3 or 4 difft waters at the last squeeze out the water perfectly by making it into several Balls - which [put{struck through}] break & put into an earthen Pot & melt gently in hot water, till the Steam goes off from the Suet. at that Instant take it from the Fire to prevent its

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