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 Post subject: fav food ..and how could you recreate it???
PostPosted: Sun Apr 21, 2002 6:08 pm 
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ive been thinken about lembas..... im imagining a rice cake with fruit in the middel ???

whats your fav food in lotr and how do you imagin it?? <i></i>


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 Post subject: Re: fav food ..and how could you recreate it???
PostPosted: Mon Apr 29, 2002 11:56 pm 
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I always wanted to taste lembas! Until I do though, I will stay with Farmer Maggot's mushrooms (I know what they taste like: at least, I guess they taste like the mushrooms we know...)! Arise now, Riders of Théoden!Let horse be bridled, horn be sounded!Forth Eorlingas!<i></i>


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 Post subject: Re: fav food ..and how could you recreate it???
PostPosted: Fri May 03, 2002 2:47 am 
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I always pictured lembas as looking something like those Pepperidge Farms cookies...the ones with the lacy edges...only more substantial.

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 Post subject: Re: fav food ..and how could you recreate it???
PostPosted: Sun May 05, 2002 1:43 am 
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Lembas as cookies??!! I always imagined they were similar to a corn cake, for some reason.

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 Post subject: Re: fav food ..and how could you recreate it???
PostPosted: Mon May 06, 2002 12:27 am 
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According to <i> The Tolkien Companion</i>, "lemas is the Sindarian name for a kind of travellers' food or 'way bread', baked by the Elves of Lothlorien. It resembled <i> cram</i> (the waybread of the Men of Dale) in purpose but not in effect, being quite delicious and greatly sustaining, the more so if it was not mingled with other foods. It consisted of light-golden meal-cakes which kept fresh for many days if left in their mallorn-leaf wrappings." Sounds like a kind of cupcake to me (though before I read this, I thought of a kind of cracker). Arise now, Riders of Théoden!Let horse be bridled, horn be sounded!Forth Eorlingas!<i></i>


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Still sounds like a round disk of cornmeal-like bread to me...

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I bow to your vision of lembas MMM! Arise now, Riders of Théoden!Let horse be bridled, horn be sounded!Forth Eorlingas!<i></i>


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I'm getting hungry! Boy, if u had a good supply of lembas and aliantha berries (from Chrons of Thomas Covenant) u could almost last 4ever wandering fantasy worlds! Fall Far and Well Pilots!<i></i>


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 Post subject: Re: fav food ..and how could you recreate it???
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Well mine would be Sunday Dinner, and I would go down the shop and buy it, and then cook it. But that would be on a different thread to this one now I look closer at previous answers. "Some of the Scottish troops ran for five miles before they were killed. Others threw themselves into the sea. The number of dead is impossible to calculate, but there must have been several thousand. They included 5 Scottish Earls. The few prisoners who had been taken were put to death on Edward III's order, a final act of savagery for which there is no rational explanation. English casualties were light. Halidon Hill 19 July 1333Edward III Puts Scotland to the Sword, For a very Long Time.<i></i>


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