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'''Almonds''' are a type of [[nut]]. They are poisonous in very large quantities. |
'''Almonds''' are a type of [[nut]], and are related to [[apricot]]s. They are poisonous in very large quantities. |
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In period documents, there is about a billion different ways of spelling it: almound, almouund, almand, almande, amandula, amygdala (Latin), amugdale (Greek)... |
In period documents, there is about a billion different ways of spelling it: almound, almouund, almand, almande, amandula, amygdala ([[Latin]]), amugdale ([[Greek]])... |
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==Recipes Using Almonds== |
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* [[Almond milk (recipe)|Almond milk]] |
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* [[Caneline Beef Pie (recipe)|Caneline Beef Pie]] |
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* [[Heathen peas (recipe)|Heathen peas]] |
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===Unredacted Recipes=== |
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* [[Blank maunnger (recipe)|Blank maunnger]] |
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* [[Cawdel of almandes mylk (recipe)|Cawdel of almandes mylk]] |
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* [[Frytour blaunched (recipe)|Frytour blaunched]] |
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* [[Grewel of almandes (recipe)|Grewel of almandes]] |
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* [[Rygh in sawce (recipe)|Rygh in sawce]] |
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* [[Vyannde Cipre of Samon (recipe)|Vyannde Cipre of Samon]] |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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* [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Almond|Recipes that use almonds]] |
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* [[Cooking]] |
* [[Cooking]] |
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* [[Almond (Maplet)|Almond according to Maplet's ''A Greene Forest'']] |
* [[Almond (Maplet)|Almond according to Maplet's ''A Greene Forest'']] |
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[[category:food]] |
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Latest revision as of 18:10, 21 October 2005
Almonds are a type of nut, and are related to apricots. They are poisonous in very large quantities.
In period documents, there is about a billion different ways of spelling it: almound, almouund, almand, almande, amandula, amygdala (Latin), amugdale (Greek)...
Recipes Using Almonds
Unredacted Recipes
- Blank maunnger
- Cawdel of almandes mylk
- Frytour blaunched
- Grewel of almandes
- Rygh in sawce
- Vyannde Cipre of Samon
