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		<title>By: Sandy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This was great!  I wasn&#039;t quite sure how that much bay leaf would affect the taste of the blackberries, but made it according to the recipe anyway.  I am so glad I did!  The blackberry taste was still there and just as strong, but with a nice warm spicy note that complimented it very well.  I didn&#039;t add the brandy to the finished juice, but added 1 tbsp. of brandy to a small punch cup then filled it with the hot juice. It was fabulous!  It was spicy enough that I couldn&#039;t taste the liquor, but was in bed and out like a light in less than 30 minutes.  A spicy, fruity, old fashioned cordial.  Definitely a keeper!  Thank you so much for sharing!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This was great!  I wasn&#8217;t quite sure how that much bay leaf would affect the taste of the blackberries, but made it according to the recipe anyway.  I am so glad I did!  The blackberry taste was still there and just as strong, but with a nice warm spicy note that complimented it very well.  I didn&#8217;t add the brandy to the finished juice, but added 1 tbsp. of brandy to a small punch cup then filled it with the hot juice. It was fabulous!  It was spicy enough that I couldn&#8217;t taste the liquor, but was in bed and out like a light in less than 30 minutes.  A spicy, fruity, old fashioned cordial.  Definitely a keeper!  Thank you so much for sharing!</p>
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