SC - Waffles and Books
    david friedman 
    ddfr at best.com
       
    Fri Jun 30 08:56:03 PDT 2000
    
    
  
At 10:25 AM -0500 6/30/00, Rosalyn MacGregor wrote:
>My question, since I discovered the wonderful news about waffles being
>period, is would it be proper to put waffles on the table at a feast? Did
>waffles get served to nobles?
Something that is either a wafer or a waffle (I think originally the 
same word) seems to have been the standard accompaniment to hypocras, 
judging by Le Menagier. But it sounds from Le Menagier more like the 
sort of thin, crisp thing one makes with a wafer iron. I haven't 
figured out how one distinguishes in the cookbooks between that and a 
waffle, given that the most obvious difference is how far apart the 
two metal plates of the wafer/waffle iron are.
David/Cariadoc
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