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Nouveau Thuillean Curios
Physical items unique to Nouveau Thuille
Currency Name: Crelinques
Specialty Goods
Ysse weaponry
Rumateur wool and milk
Millet
Flesh automatons
All About Nouveau Thuillean Food
A copy of Tjensa's Crab Chowder translated and transcribed into Nouveau Thuillean
History
Invented agriculture before pottery, thus favor grinding, roasting, and baking. Frying is also popular, but baking is not hard because of copious fuel.
Fermentation of food is a tradition here in the summer to prepare for winter.
Ingredients
Rumateur Meat
Milk
Butter
Cheese
Fat/Lard
Blood
Barley
Yeast skimmed from barm
Fish
Freshwater Whitefish
Salmon
Wild berries
Honey
Rabbit
Salt
Black Pines
Pine Nuts
White Pines
Pine nuts
Eiders
Eggs
Meat
Livers
Talons
Dishes
Stroganina -- Cut frozen fish into strips, eat raw
Salmon Roe
Frozen Rumateur Liver -- Freeze a Rumateur lamb liver, eat raw
Eider Foie Gra -- (Force) feed an eider a diet of mostly black pine nuts, blood, and meat scraps, kill it at a year old, fry the liver on a rock slab, salt and top with thyme
Rumateur jerky
Rabbit Stew -- Every family has a unique stew recipe.
Rumateur Stew -- Every family has a unique stew recipe.
Frozen Cream -- Rumateur cream is whipped and mixed with wild berries frozen or dried from the summer
Bechamel Sauce -- butter, barley flour, warmed and whipped. Add salt or honey for different flavors, frequently put on bread
Barley Bread -- Both risen and flattened
Fermented Rumateur Milk -- Has a vodka/soda like taste, sometimes warmed before drinking
Barley-based Beer
Rumateur Tongue Sandwich -- Traditionally on a barley bread bun with rumateur cheese, Tongue is grilled, roasted, or fried in lard, Lightly salted, sometimes dusted with thyme, sometimes eaten with bechamel sauce
Barm Cake
Blood pudding
Scrap Meatloaf -- Made of scraps of meats from other meals, ground up, frozen into a cube, and then fried in lard
Honey Mead
Berry-Wines/Champagne/Ciders -- Every family has unique fermenting process for their Wild Berries