SC - cooking frumenty
Anne-Marie Rousseau
acrouss at gte.net
Tue Nov 10 08:26:22 PST 1998
Hi all from Anne-Marie
We are asked:
><< Something just popped out of the back of my head regarding
> frumently, and I though I'd ask- how do you keep it from scorching,
> particularly in large batches? >>
>
When we did it, we cooked it in "reasonable" batches at home with
everything but the raw egg, that we stirred in when it cooled, and sealed
it in boil in the bag baggies. On site, we brought large pots of water to a
boil and threw in the bags. When the cold lumps of cooked stuff became soft
and pliable, the egg was cooked and the stuff was hot through. No burning,
no scorching. And no pots to clean on site!
I believe the complete article is in the florlegiuthingie, and I know it
was published in _Serve it Forth_, including our reconstruction for
frumenty and funges.
good luck!
- --AM
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