I hope I got the subject to match the one that used to be in the mailing list archive--although that may not matter if David is not able to restore it. A Breakfast (?) at Whitecrest Manor: "Ibronka was seated and given klava and warm butterfly rolls with honey." The Lord of Castle Black, paperback, Chapter the Thirty-Sixth, page 19. This cooking extract is from an inn in the Village of Nacine: "after a meal consisting of the local fish, called freshwater whitefish, which they prepared by a system they called "double-cooking." This peculiarity of the region required them to saute the fish with slivered rednuts and toe mushrooms, and then, after sprinkling them with sesame seeds, to cook them briefly in a large baking oven. The consensus among Morrolan and his friends was that this procedure was successful, but not worth the amount of time they were required to wait." The Lord of Castle Black, paperback, Chapter the Thirty-Seventh, page 29. This does not help me figure out what the earth equivalent of rednuts are because according to google Hazelnuts/almonds/chestnuts/macadamia nuts/pecans can all be slivered. Bye. Linda G.