cauldron cakes
squeakinby
squeakinby at tds.net
Sun May 23 23:37:17 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 99196
This shouldn't be too controversial. What's a cauldron cake? Is it
like some English thing that really exists? Is it like a Twinkie or Mr.
Whippy (kidding). Is it like a pumpkin pie with 2 crusts?
Would a Yank consider "cake" a misnomer the way we don't understanding
"pudding"?
Is it not a dessert but a savory like a pasty? Is it really cooked in a
cauldron or was it in the past but now it's cooked in an oven? Is it
like a dumpling or grunt the way that could be cooked over a fire and
not necessarily in the oven.
But then how would one consume such an item? Especially on a train.
And if anyone is really in an explaining mood, what's Spotted Dick?
Jem
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