SC - Honey butter

[Philip & Susan Troy]

Well, then you would prove yourself wrong.  Just
because Lady Elynor started her book in 1604 doesn't
mean that this recipe was part of it.  It probably was
one of the recipes "in other hands probably from the
late 17th or early 18th centuries..."  Can you prove
otherwise?

Huette

- --- Elaine Koogler <ekoogler at chesapeake.net> wrote:
> OoooooooThank you, Thank you, Thank you!  I've got a
> copy of that book, but
> hadn't noticed that one!  Hmmmmmmm.........I'll have
> to try this one day on all
> those who swear it isn't period!

> > >From the introductory note:
> > "Lady Elynor apparently started the book in 1604
> and bequeathed it to her
> > niece Ann Poole in 1647.  A number of recipes were
> added latter [sic] in
> > other hands probably from the late 17th or early
> 18th centuries..."


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