brose
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| een and that was beef | brose | an sauty bannock day but |
| wrote on the blackboard beef | brose | an sauty bannocks lat s |
| fur furrow fye whey fye | brose | brose made with whey fykie |
| furrow fye whey fye brose | brose | made with whey fykie troublesome |
| of the nineteenth century fye | brose | was among the many kinds |
| also the word with scotland | brose | brose oatmeal or peasemeal mixed |
| the word with scotland brose | brose | oatmeal or peasemeal mixed with |
| you liked it was peasemeal | brose | the smiths had it now |
| the brose she liket neither | brose | nor porridge like a hullock |
| the same except for the | brose | she liket neither brose nor |
| happit covered wrapped bere barley | brose | dish of oat or pease |
| s suppin up pease meal | brose | gyad yon s scunnerin haud |
| onion intilt into it kail | brose | brose made with the juice |
| intilt into it kail brose | brose | made with the juice of |
| hair at the buird suppin | brose | wi a cuttie spuin frae |
| with powdered peas gruel thin | brose | made with oatmeal and boiled |
| boil the vegetables peas meal | brose | made with powdered peas gruel |
| faimily ivery ear for porritch | brose | oatcakes and skirly douglas only |
| ye couldna mak porritch or | brose | wi t nae unless ye |
| bridge broad scythe sharpening board | brose | oatmeal dish made by pouring |
| whisky neep kale or cabbage | brose | oatmeal soaked in the water |
| as an invalid food athol | brose | whisky and oatmeal the following |
| when available they had kail | brose | followed by chappit kail only |
| boards horn spoons for eating | brose | and bone spoons for boiled |
| with chappit cabbage or neep | brose | the neeps were swedes and |
| touchie of frost or cabbage | brose | with chappit cabbage or neep |
| i d spoken aboot neep | brose | which was made with the |
| in itself neeps and neep | brose | wis aften a denner on |
| was eaten with porridge and | brose | but served separately to keep |
| remained much the same just | brose | or porridge and tea with |
| was different there was no | brose | or porridge but they got |
| otherwise they lived on milk | brose | neeps and tatties farms were |
| philorth that they had beef | brose | just to see what it |
| the custom of eating beef | brose | on fastern s een had |
| teaspoonful of salt in the | brose | caap boil the kettle hard |
| among the many kinds of | brose | made the system was that |
| rubies saffron teak piz meal | brose | an cullen skink chips wi |
| o hamespun speaks of fleeten | brose | and says that meal wis |
| the dog got tatties an | brose | or winted whyles if their |
| time fae the makkin o | brose | you would salt it to |
| sugar or syrup or milk | brose | but her father had his |
| on weekdays her father had | brose | tea and bread and butter |
| eat a bowle o het | brose | mebbe puddok na na ah |
| mother s uncle would take | brose | now and again it was |
| mother who didn t like | brose | so it looks as if |
| day as if it was | brose | all the time for many |
| all the time for many | brose | was the standard breakfast six |
| and sewing to win her | brose | mrs laing fancy mrs boyter |
| the steadins outside it wis | brose | fur oor brakkfast it wis |
| bowl was drunk when the | brose | had been polished off and |
| skimmed off to make the | brose | it seems that fleetins is |
| the week men also ate | brose | the cream from the top |
| get tired o their mait | brose | three times a day might |
| time meg macpherson maks my | brose | her an me we canna |
| was standing by and the | brose | is ready to be supped |
| a bap quidna sup ees | brose | at brakfast if love s |
| cannel yill see the pepperie | brose | lift the tipper ay an |
| ye re walcome tae baith | brose | an bed fain wad i |
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