[Sca-cooks] Documentation Help

[Martin G. Diehl]

Phlip wrote:
> 
> Ene bichizh ogsen baina shuu...
> 
> > Liber cure cocorum (ca. 1430) is a cookbook that is 
> > entirely in verse.  I doubt if it was meant to make 
> > it easier to remember, but you never  know.
> >
> > Thomas Gloning has the text available on the web at 
> > the following URL:
> > http://staff-www.uni-marburg.de/~gloning/lcc3.htm
> >
> > - Doc
> 
> I think she might be referring to the tendency of some 
> recipes to use prayers for timing different processes. 

Then again, maybe they were praying for the food to 
turn out OK ... or the guests to appreciate it ... 

> I know we've discussed them, but I can't think of any 
> specific ones off hand. Adamantius? I think you were 
> in that discussion.

... a discussion about which prayer was more effective?  

> Saint Phlip,

Vincenzo

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