[Sca-cooks] Rose Water vs. Damask Water
aeduin
aeduin at roadrunner.com
Sun May 9 12:52:31 PDT 2010
Googling damask water -bottle, to get rid of the fancy printed water
bottles, just leads me to think that damask water is a subset of rose
water made from Damascus roses. Kind of like saying red wine or
pinot noir. Though why they would call for both in one recipe I don't know.
It isn't mentioned in Davidson or in Wright's A Mediterranean feast.
aeduin
At 12:13 PM 5/9/2010, you wrote:
>Greetings! A question was posted to our kingdom's cookery list
>about the difference between rose water and damask water. Both are
>called for in Partridge's Treasurie of Commodious Conceits,
>1591. Since both are called for, there must be a difference. Does
>anyone know what it would be?
Snip for space
>Alys K.
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