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to be today i wonderporridgeor spoff well spoff i
pooch pocket pooer puller pottichporridgepottit heid meat from the
ready for the day thoughporridgewhich we called pottich is
lot o fowk likit beremealporridgean beremeal scones you used
sprinkling raw oatmeal over theporridgeonce it was on the
the fire she then madeporridgewith oatmeal sprinkling raw oatmeal
there was no brose orporridgebut they got their oatmeal
secure _____________________________________________________________________ myl gruel oatmealporridgemade with milk instead of
back tae the oatmeal withporridgesometimes milk porridge with sugar
plain and natural for breakfastporridgewas made with oatmeal and
oatmeal with porridge sometimes milkporridgewith sugar or syrup or
there was some farmers madeporridgeand gave you raw sowens
drinking sowens or made likeporridgei liked the drinking sowens
the milk was eaten withporridgeand brose but served separately
the same just brose orporridgeand tea with tea alone
she liket neither brose norporridgelike a hullock o ither
was steamed and rolled intoporridgeoats and flakes the oats
i m quite fond oporridgebut nae seven days a
that s for ever moreporridgei m quite fond o
the norrawa norway rømegrut midsummerporridgetype treat made with sour
a musical sketch about enchantedporridgeand a lottery in which
00am had a bowl ofporridgeand made our way to
so after a bowl ofporridgewe wandered down leninski prospeckt
a substitute for milk onporridgeand on anything else that
dinner you could get milkporridgethere wis aye cheese an
known to be added toporridgewhen milk was scarce because
married i ve never cookedporridgei ve never had a
and put sugar on herporridgeinstead nae that i fancied
again it was always waterporridgefor breakfast with tea and
might have had pudding orporridgefirst then cheese oatcakes and
made instead of the perpetualporridgeonce in a while made
to taste in earlier daysporridgefor the men s suppers
robin ma robin likes hisporridgeas weel as ony scot
and her sister elsie hadporridgewith tea bread and butter
dough giving a coarse appearanceporridgea basic way to eat
there was to eat wasporridgeand a duck egg at
blackish corn that made lovelyporridgethough folk didn t like
form as in the modernporridgein medieval times barley or
like its later altered formporridgeparritch the good wife one
o clock it was alwaysporridgeas the mainstay though my
half after first making theporridge[note: photo: '"piecie time": alex jeans, drumyocher.'] although everyone had to
theevil was used for stirringporridgeand you also had a
or used to make buttermilkporridgewhich nobody hears about these
socinian haliburton hepburn 1761 45porridgein english began with the
omelette and a kind ofporridgelaced with cloves and then
his head bedulled with scotchporridgesuggests an early association of
on ordinary nights was oftenporridgeor fried tatties and an
skinny as wooden spoons orporridgestirrers wifies are women canny
and then usually boiled likeporridgethis was a popular dish
he was stupid thick asporridgedesperately he looked around the
he was whistlin to theporridgethat were hott rin on
sunday up country good dayporridgetwist at 4pm october 4
hungry an forced doon yonporridgean tried tae enjoy my
so they suddenly pushed thisporridgein front of jimmy as
history as exciting as coldporridgetrudging round lichen encrusted pictish
he can t even getporridgein the morning he has
i hid a plate oporridgefin the wifie asked if
the room my mother stirsporridgeon the new world gas

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