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	Comments on: If you lived in the west of Cornwall a couple of hundred years ago, this is what you&#8217;d have eaten for breakfast: Gerty-milk.
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Well, it&#8217;s the best I can currently do to try and recreate it &#8211; there&#8217;s no written recipe and there&#8217;s no-one left who remembers it. Thanks to oat friends, I&#8217;ve gleaned the recipe from an 1880 book of folk tales from the area.
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In Cornwall, it was made from the local naked oat variety called &#8216;pillas&#8217; (or pllcorn/peelcorn). The raw oats were sprouted, roasted and ground. They&#8217;d have used an open fire to roast, and, apparently, a sea-shore pebble to grind.
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I used a local naked oat, my cast-iron pan and a pestle and mortar. Once processed, I added the ground oats to raw milk in a saucepan and let the mix thicken.
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It tasted delicious! The roasting brought out all the toasty flavours of the fresh grain. The milk was sweet and creamy meaning it didn&#8217;t need any extra sweetener. I&#8217;d be happy to have it for breakfast every day!!
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Check my story today for more details, screenshots of the book and videos of my process.	</title>
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