SC - Re: cook's cote[Aprons]
Olwen the Odd
olwentheodd at hotmail.com
Wed Oct 11 13:51:26 PDT 2000
Jim Revells wrote:
> For
> sugar I used a brown sugar from a local Indian Store labeled Kolmapur Jagger
> which is what I got when I asked for Gur. Does any
> one know what it translates out to?
I'm not sure what is signified by Kolmapur Jagger, but jagger[y] is
usually defined as palm sugar. I find an excellent sugar for garnish on
medieval European cookery is panella dolce, an ingot of brown cane sugar
which, when grated, becomes a pale yellow powder.
Adamantius
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