[Sca-cooks] Seeking Improvement

[bill mayfield]

  GrrrrrrrrrrrrGrrrrrrrrrrGrrrrrrrrrrrrr
   I greatly dislike when a freakin Laurel
  REFUSES to hear that they may be wrong and
   dismisses me as an "unskilled and poorly read apprentice"
  makes one want to behave badly........and not in a good way

   *DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP Breath*

sorry  :~(        (vent off)

   According to the More skilled and vastily superior Laurel
    person the only sugar available to the noble households
   of the 12-14th century were Date and Beet Sugars,my unskilled
   and poorly read self believe that cane sugar was available
    to them,mostly as a "medicinal" yet also in food-stuffs
   preperation.
  May I ask for suggestons on where to find documentation
   on Cane sugar,if it was used,and how was used in Medieval cookery.



      Æthelwülf

  *combing thru what few books I do have*


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