SC - A Dilemma on what to cook for Dinner-HELP!

[Philip & Susan Troy]

"ana l. valdes" wrote:
> 
> You really got me, master. Leonardo speaks all the time of polenta, his
> time most common food for poor people and I assumed it was todays
> polenta. But you are right, maybe the polenta they used at that time was
> not made with maize, which come later to Europe.
> Ana

On the plus side, though, speaking as recreationist types, this gives us
a whole new dish to play with, doesn't it? Sometime soon, if you're
interested, I could probably post Platina's version; it might make an
interesting side-by-side viewing project, as the recipes are pretty much
contemporary (Platina is ~1475 CE?).
 
Adamantius
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Phil & Susan Troy

troy at asan.com
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