It's particularly interesting to me how their meals shifted when changing war circumstances forced them into more conservative cooking setups. But I really enj

It's particularly interesting to me how their meals shifted when changing war circumstances forced them into more conservative cooking setups. But I really enjoyed this article for the look into sustenance cooking while trying to remain low profile. I am quite curious if the flour they acquired was hand-ground in querns out of rice and corn or if it was one of the "luxuries" they had to trade for.