[Sca-cooks] OT OOP But too funny to pass up.

[Pixel, Queen of Cats]

Good morning from a recent lurker (waves at the Myrkies).

I had to pipe up on this one--teaberry is one of my favorite
"Pennsylvania" foods (along with dried corn, shoofly pie, and scrapple,
but we won't go there).

Anyway. You can get teaberry ice cream in central PA, or at least you can
at one particular restaurant on the outskirts of Lewisburg right off US
15. I don't think there is a tea, though. Teaberries are small red
teaberry-flavored candies.

OB period food question: any suggestions on a vegetable to go with roasted
bunny with saupiquet? Leeks are right out--they're still too expensive to
justify, this early in the season, and mushrooms are already involved.

Margaret FitzWilliam


On Wed, 16 May 2001, Chris Stanifer wrote:

>
> --- "Decker, Terry D." <TerryD at Health.State.OK.US>
> wrote:
> > Teabury is wintermint, but it tastes different from
> > the normal run of mint
> > flavored gums.  It didn't scream MINT at you.  It
> > was one of my favorites.
> >
> > Bear
>
> Aha!  A kinder, gentler mint chewing gum.  Now that
> you mention it, I have had *something* related to
> teabury, but I can't, for the life of me, think of
> what it was.  Do you know if anyone puts out a Teabury
> Tea??  This is going to bug me all day, and I've got
> caterings to do....
>
> Balthazar of Blackmoor
>
>