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frumenty
@@@LINK=furmety Oxford English Dictionary
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Frumenty
In Lincolnshire, frumenty was associated with sheep-shearing in June. A healthy dose of spirit is often mentioned as accompanying the frumenty. wikipedia.org
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furmety
frumenty, furmety (ˈfruːməntɪ, ˈfɜːmɪtɪ) Forms: α. 4 frumentee, 5 frumyte, 6–7 frumentie, -tye, 7 frummetry, 7, 9 fromenty, 7–9 frumet(t)y, 8 frumentary, 9 fromety, frumerty, -arty, frummaty, -ety, 5– frumenty. β. 4–5 furmente, 5, 6, 9 -ty, 6 fermeté, fer-, fir-, four-, fur-, fyrmentie, -ye, 7 fir-,... Oxford English Dictionary
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Wheat berry
See also Cuccìa, a Sicilian wheat berry dish Bulgur, another whole wheat preparation Frumenty, a dish made with boiled wheat berries Graham flour Borș wikipedia.org
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furmente
furmente, -ty, furmety, -ity see frumenty. Oxford English Dictionary
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Pottage
Frumenty was a pottage made with fresh cleaned wheat grain that was boiled until it burst, allowed to cool, then boiled with broth and either cow milk See also Brown Windsor soup Casserole Cawl Frumenty Lancashire hotpot Lentil soup List of soups List of stews Medieval cuisine Pease pudding wikipedia.org
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fyrmentie
fyrmentie, -mete see frumenty, firmity2. Oxford English Dictionary
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Tarhana
See also List of soups Tarhonya, a Hungarian noodle whose name comes from tarhana Frumenty, a Western European equivalent Kashk (qurut) Tsampa, a wikipedia.org
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frument
† ˈfrument Obs. [ad. L. frūment-um corn, f. frugv- root of fruī to enjoy.] 1. Corn.c 1440 Lydg. St. Albon (1534) A iij, Grayne of this frument was this man Albon. c 1510 Barclay Mirr. Gd. Manners (1570) C iij, Fulsome fieldes habundaunt of frument. 1601 Holland Pliny xviii. vii. 560 When the Bruers ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Trencher (tableware)
See also Bread bowl Injera Edible tableware Frumenty Great hall Medieval cuisine Sop References Tableware Breads Medieval cuisine wikipedia.org
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fromenty
frome, fromenty see frume, frumenty. Oxford English Dictionary
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Kashk
See also Iranian cuisine Frumenty Gachas, a Lathyrus gruel consumed since ancient times in parts of the Iberian Peninsula Jameed Kasha Keşkek, a wikipedia.org
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torrentille
† torrentille Obs. rare—1. App. var. of next.c 1460 J. Russell Bk. Nurture 548 Ȝiff ye haue salt purpose, ȝele, torrentille, deynteithus fulle dere, Ye must do afture þe forme of frumenty, as y said while ere. Oxford English Dictionary
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The Forme of Cury
recreations The Café at the Rylands, in Manchester's John Rylands Library where the manuscript is kept, cooked Tart in Ymber Day, Compast, Payn Puff, Frumenty wikipedia.org
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imbibition
imbibition (ɪmbɪˈbɪʃən) [a. F. imbibition (14th c. in Godef. Compl.), ad. L. *imbibitiōn-em, n. of action f. imbibĕre to imbibe.] The action of imbibing (in the various senses of the vb.). † 1. Soaking or saturation with liquid, steeping or solution in liquid; combination of solid and liquid by this... Oxford English Dictionary
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