hist-brewing: marshmallow & rye

[Kirsty Pollock]

Funnily enough a marsh plant. Althea officinalis. Got little pink flowers if
I recall correctly. Should be in any list/book of british/(european?)
plants.

Incense Magic do both leaves and root at
http://members.aol.com/MagicBri/index.html


Kirsty

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-hist-brewing at rt.com [mailto:owner-hist-brewing at rt.com]On
> Behalf Of adam larsen
> Sent: 20 May 2000 00:06
> To: hist-brewing at pbm.com
> Subject: hist-brewing: marshmallow & rye
> 
> 
> I have question for the readership.
>     I have a Cornish recipe (circa mid 1400's) which calls 
> for an herb,
> i assume it's an herb, called "marshmallow".  For the life of 
> me i can't
> figure out what a "marshmallow" if anyone knows i'd be grateful.
>     Oh, by the way, perchance does anyone know a supplier of 
> malted rye
> and/or oats?
> 
> 
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