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heart of the wison soaked in the liquid
anti-freeze in the roots of the Hrugchuck grass. This dish was
consumed by the hunter, believing to give strength and courage. No
authentic original receipt has been found, however through many
anecdotes Madame Sausade has compiled this dish.
Ingredients
One wison (Cleaned and seperated
by area taken from)
A pygge of hrugchuck grass
Liquid from hrugchuck roots
One wison heart
Preparation
Take each ye seperate cuts of Wison and lay in
pre-dug holes, about half a bed deep and a ped wide, lined with
hrugchuck grass. Lay each of ye's cut's of meat in their hole and fill
to the top with hrugchuck grass. Set aflame |
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each ye's hole's and wait overnight for them to
cook. Next morning take ye's heart and soak in hrugchuck root liquid,
and let sit for an hour. then invite many, many people over and feed
the heart to the special guest.
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