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19 May 04 - 05:02 PM (#1188788) Subject: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: Little Hawk Gruel is a very thin porridge, usually made to feed invalids or the elderly. Does anyone have a recipe handy for Brazilian gruel? |
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19 May 04 - 05:13 PM (#1188803) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: beardedbruce http://www.gcuobaonline.org/casava%20is%20up2.htm for some info... In Brazil, Goma, a manioc starch, fills the stomach. In fact, the manioc root may be viewed as the symbolic plant, which, when made into a gruel, fills babies' stomachs for mothers who can no longer provide breast milk because of chronic malnutrition. This gruel is used by the middle and upper classes as a traditional satisfier for hungry babies. Comidinhas, little foods, are often classified as luxury foods for the rich and filling foods for the poor (Scheper-Hughes, 1992). sorry, best I can do.... and nice try. |
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19 May 04 - 05:24 PM (#1188818) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: Little Hawk Awwwww...shit! |
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19 May 04 - 05:30 PM (#1188826) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: beardedbruce not an ingredient, as far as I can tell.... |
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19 May 04 - 05:31 PM (#1188829) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: Emma B una medida da aveia tres medidas da água Traga para ferver........ Try again Little Hawk ! |
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19 May 04 - 05:31 PM (#1188830) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: beardedbruce hey, I'm fair about it... see BS: New glebe discovered in Shropshire |
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19 May 04 - 05:31 PM (#1188832) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: Little Hawk I'll have my vengeance, hirsute one! Just wait and see. |
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19 May 04 - 05:45 PM (#1188848) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: beardedbruce now the Gung-ho thread- THAT has a chance. I think it pretty much says all that needs to be said, without inviting comment. |
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19 May 04 - 05:54 PM (#1188860) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: pdq If this stuff were fed to prisoners it would be considered gruel and unusual punishment! |
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19 May 04 - 06:33 PM (#1188909) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: greg stephens Try my thread on Athol Brose. Now that really is interesting |
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19 May 04 - 06:34 PM (#1188910) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: beardedbruce AND your were imprecise- the title asks for Brazilian recipes for gruel, and you question ( why ask if you don't want a reply) is "Does anyone have a recipe handy for Brazilian gruel? " Not quite the same. |
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19 May 04 - 06:40 PM (#1188914) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: Peace Elvis said it: Don't be gruel, to a heart that's true . . . |
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19 May 04 - 07:47 PM (#1189010) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: beardedbruce "Gruelish, incredibly gruelish" Ah, when I was young and gruelish..... Goodby, gruel world |
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19 May 04 - 08:23 PM (#1189059) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: pdq When the Russians saw how successful Paul Newman's Movie "Cool Hand Luke" was, they made a version of their own. It was about an heroic Ukranian peasant who fed the poorest people in the land. They called the movie "Gruel Hand Uke". |
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20 May 04 - 02:34 PM (#1189993) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: GUEST if brazillion gruel is made from manioc then it is actually a form of tapioca! |
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21 May 04 - 10:54 AM (#1190764) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: Bill D what we have now is a self-defeating hypothesis....all the quirkier minds here are now on the lookout for threads with obscure and off-the-wall titles. TRUE creativity would concoct a thread title that didn't push ANY buttons, but I suspect that would be quite difficult under the circumstances. |
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21 May 04 - 02:18 PM (#1190948) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: Little Hawk Damn near impossible. Believe me, I've tried. |
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22 May 04 - 02:09 PM (#1191574) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: mah'kwah Strange, very, very strange. |
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22 May 04 - 02:31 PM (#1191588) Subject: RE: BS: Brazilian recipes for gruel. From: pdq We must get more gruel out to the Mudcatter community. Seems that too many ot them are manoic depressive. |