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K clase de sustancias formaban los panecillos para dar semejante energia y vitalidad,farlopa,speed,red bull?
Donde los cocinaban los elfos?
De donde sacaban la comida los elfos k ofrecian a todo el mundo en opiparas cenas?,la robaban?
Durante sus fistas nocturnas de canto y baile ,ninguina patrulla...
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te la he buscado, pero no me pidas que te la traduzca ahora que es muy tarde
Another food item Tolkien fans have wanted to know more about, of course, is lembas, the Elven waybread. Once again Tolkien failed to provide a specific recipe, but he did actually write something about the history of lembas. It was a sort of holy bread, baked from a meal produced from a special corn given to the Eldar on the Great Journey by the Valar. The corn only grew in secret gardens attended by Elven women called Yavannildi, or Ivonwin, "the maidens of Yavanna".
So, we Tolkien researchers are off the hook as far as lembas is concerned. Without access to the special corn, there is no way we can try to make it. However, Tolkien´s description of the white corn implies strongly that it was similar to maize, so anyone who has eaten good, old-fashioned cornbread may have appreciated something as close to lembas as we can get.
la información está sacada de un artículo de Michael Martinez (11/02/2001)
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(Mensaje original de: Gordo)
te la he buscado, pero no me pidas que te la traduzca ahora que es muy tarde
Another food item Tolkien fans have wanted to know more about, of course, is lembas, the Elven waybread. Once again Tolkien failed to provide a specific recipe, but he did actually write something about the history of lembas. It was a sort of holy bread, baked from a meal produced from a special corn given to the Eldar on the Great Journey by the Valar. The corn only grew in secret gardens attended by Elven women called Yavannildi, or Ivonwin, "the maidens of Yavanna".
So, we Tolkien researchers are off the hook as far as lembas is concerned. Without access to the special corn, there is no way we can try to make it. However, Tolkien´s description of the white corn implies strongly that it was similar to maize, so anyone who has eaten good, old-fashioned cornbread may have appreciated something as close to lembas as we can get.
la información está sacada de un artículo de Michael Martinez (11/02/2001)
que te aproveche
)(Mensaje original de: Gordo)