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Post by ShadowCatJen on Feb 16, 2020 16:45:33 GMT -5
*in and around Valkur's Roar some small parchments are put up* *it's written in very neat, easy to read lettering* Nut Butter Ingredients:
- 3 cups worth of nuts
- 1/8 cup oil
- salt for taste
Instructions:
Roast nuts till golden brown. Grind with mortar and pestle until paste. Add oil to thicken. Add salt to taste. Store in jar for keeping.
Extend use by spreading on bread or eating straight to stave off hunger. *on the bottom it is ink stamped with the letters MC* |
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Post by ShadowCatJen on Feb 25, 2020 13:09:25 GMT -5
*more parchments are left up, right next to the nut butter recipe* Get More Out of Fruit Make Into Jam! That fruit about to rot? Feeling too soft to eat? Turn it to jam!
Ingredients:
1 pound of fruit
3/4 cup of sugar or honey
Instructions:
Remove seeds and skin from fruit, cut off any "bad" parts. Cut and mash into mush with mortar and pestle.
Place in wide pot with sugar or honey. Mix well. Put over fire to simmer. Do not overheat if using honey or it will brown too quickly.
Do not leave the pot alone! It can easily over boil. Mix frequently. Skim what floats to the surface. Once to a "jelly" like state put in jars to cool and store. Seal well.
Put on bread to make it last longer. *on the bottom it is ink stamped with the letters MC* |
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Post by ShadowCatJen on Dec 8, 2020 21:16:24 GMT -5
*by the river sides and across the bridges of Valkur's Roar and near the market there are parchments here and there posted* Try Pike! It's quite Nice!
Don't make that face! The extra bones can be removed if you do it right. Five fine fish fillets can be gotten if you follow these directions! *below it with drawings are instructions of how to clean and cut the "Y" bones from the pike fish, simple tips such as how not to cut the head off and leave it as anchor to cut it proper, and instructions on how to drain and keep the fish oil from the outer skin*  Pike can be fished year round! Excellent when fried in a pan or boiled up for fish soup. Ask the local fisher or fish one for yourself! *on the bottom it is ink stamped with he letters MC* |
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