SC - RE: Scotch eggs
Korrin S DaArdain
korrin.daardain at juno.com
Thu Jan 15 00:14:34 PST 1998
Norman cider was famous in the middle ages. I think it had two uses - it
made Normans want to go conquer the rest of the world, and it wa regarded
by said rest of the world as a good cleaning agent - No More Scrubbing!!
(It was probably a lethal anti-septic too, but I guess they never figured
that out). I wonder if it was ice-distilled - I believe that practice was
known in the North at the time.
Krupnik is a product name I think. I have seen several different sort of
bottles. But I could be mistaken here.
aquae vitae of various kinds are in SCA period. The term (common at the
time) means water of life. hmmmm.
(Is there a chirurgeonate list? Phlip?)
Charles Ragnar
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