Elizabethan pancake recipe

[kestrell]

from History Today

An Elizabethan pancake recipe, courtesy of the British Library.
The Good Huswifes Jewell - Pancakes and Puddings
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Comments

[jesse_the_k]

Hardly TMI, in fact, that's a fabulous detailed grossness that some clever writer should include when bemoaning the health woes of the little 4-eyed himalayan leaf hoppers. (I was *really* drowsy and watching Nature.)

I imagine it's not the eyes, but the sockets, but pooh on rationality.

And WTF are you reacting to? I find one of the true joys of winter is LESS DUST! LESS POLLEN! LESS itchy sneezy cranky.

[kestrell]

I thought it was too early for pollen, also, but I guess things are already germinating. Alexx told me his WII Fit has an image that represents pollen and it's already showing up. Also, we've had an incredibly mild winter in Boston--every other week the temperature has been going up to high forties or mid-fifties. Friday or Saturday it is supposed to get up to 53 degrees or so.