SC - tripe and pig trotters

[ana l. valdes]

Juliana/Iu'liana said: 
> rkappler at home.com writes:
> << Naw, that's nuthin', c'mon out and play.  You want newby fear?  Just say
> the dreaded 'C' word.  >>
> 
> I have always been far too terrified to ask what the C word meant....

Cuskynoles. One of the few period recipes that comes with a diagram.
It set off quite an argument between a few of the folks on this list.
It went on for a rather long time and since that time has gotten tossed
around a lot in humor. For a small summary of the cuskynole argument
check this file in the FOOD section of my Florilegium:
cuskynoles-msg    (12K)  9/16/99    A medieval fruit-filled pasta dish.

Had I saved the entire thread, I suspect it would have easily been ten
to twenty times this large. Cuskynoles are basically a fruit-filled
ravioli-like dish.

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Lord Stefan li Rous    Barony of Bryn Gwlad    Kingdom of Ansteorra
Mark S. Harris             Austin, Texas           stefan at texas.net
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