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Post by minamurray on Sept 22, 2017 17:18:44 GMT -5
Has anyone cooked from this? I made the Victorian Restorative Gruel and it was remarkably delicious. Looking forward to cooler weather and trying more of the recipes
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Blood Type: AB+ mixed with some 90 proof
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Post by chaotic on Sept 23, 2017 6:57:04 GMT -5
some of them looked really tasty but I am allergic to cooking ...
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Post by minamurray on Oct 8, 2017 10:39:44 GMT -5
I made Atole and was a bit disappointed. Instead of a beverage, it was a corn porridge. Tasted good, but I'd been expecting a drink. A little research and experimentation brought better results.
A few notes for those of you who want to try it:
Use half the amount of masa given, if you want something drinkable, rather than spoonable.
For more authenticity use piloncillo for the brown sugar. It comes in solid cones -- just grate off the amount you need.
For champurrado (chocolate atole), chop or grate a cake of Mexican chocolate (like Ibarra or Abuelita) and add it to the rest of the ingredients.
Just before serving whisk the atole or use a molinillo to make it frothy.
I think all the recipes in the book serve 4. This one is pretty easy to scale back to serve 2
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