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Rosewater in a mince pie?
I'm not interested in baking but in writing a story in which a
character bakes. The character will sprinkle rosewater into a mince pie to flavor it -- but at what stage would she do this? Sorry, but I'm quite a cooking ignoramous. |
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Rosewater in a mince pie?
I'm trying to get my head around this one. Not sure if you mean minced meat
or the fruit mince pie (the ones you at Xmas). Either way I wouldn't put in rose water at any stage. I have seen recipes for rose water in milk puddings, Indian desserts etc. > wrote in message oups.com... > I'm not interested in baking but in writing a story in which a > character bakes. The character will sprinkle rosewater into a mince > pie to flavor it -- but at what stage would she do this? Sorry, but > I'm quite a cooking ignoramous. > |
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