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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 3385.1 | | CTHQ2::SANDSTROM | born of the stars | Fri Dec 20 1991 11:14 | 2 |
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What's quorn?
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| 3385.2 | | GALVIA::HOGAN | | Mon Dec 23 1991 05:40 | 2 |
| It's some sort of non-animal protein. I'm not really sure what it's
made of but I think it's made from some form of fungi.
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| 3385.3 | Mushroom | LARVAE::CORFIELD_M | | Mon Dec 23 1991 08:24 | 8 |
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Its actually a form of mushroom I believe. As to cooking I believe if
you are making satay then you would cook as per the recipe. We can buy
quorn from Tesco's here and the recipes they have on the back are for
stirfrys and the cooking time is normally the same as if you were
cooking with beef or chicken.
Hope this helps!
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| 3385.4 | American Heritage never heard of it. | SALEM::ONEILL | | Mon Dec 23 1991 09:40 | 4 |
| Hmmm... There is nothing even in the dictionary.
Sue O.
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| 3385.5 | English Village Mushroom? | DLNVAX::JOHN | | Thu Dec 26 1991 11:48 | 8 |
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Quorn is mentioned in the Oxford English Dictionary *Supplement*
as "The name of a village in Leicestershire (now Quorndon), used
attrib. and ellipt. to denote a famous hunt centered there.
How's that for drifting from the immediate subject!
Ann
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