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hey, without looking, do you know what junket is? (I'm asking kind of "is it widely available?" I think.) -- nm

Posted by sweet cheesarella barbacorn (aka amanda) Dec 15 '14, 12:46

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yes. (learned from some england-set books when I was younger, then looked-up.) -- nm - b. Dec 15, 13:12
if you don't mean "a meeting with lots of press to promote an event", then, no, i do not. -- nm - Andie Dec 15, 12:50 2
- This. -- nm - Krusty Dec 15, 13:03
- it's an instannt danish dessert. we used to eat it when I was a kid. it's horrible. -- (link) - sweet cheesarella barbacorn Dec 15, 12:52
Essentially a dessert made from curdled milk. My mom used to make it - it's done with rennet. -- nm - Mistletoe Meg Dec 15, 12:48 9
- So if you eat a lot of it you get more Junket in the Trunket -- nm - Bacon Dec 15, 12:54 1
  - Daaaaddd! -- nm - Krusty Dec 15, 13:35
- We used to make it with gelatine as the thickener -- nm - Roger More Dec 15, 12:53
- I doubt you'd find it ready made. Have to buy rennet and make it from scratch. -- nm - Mistletoe Meg Dec 15, 12:51 5
  - Warning: If you choose to make this, don't look up what rennet is. :-) -- nm - TWuG Dec 15, 12:54 1
    - cheese ruiner -- nm - Roger More Dec 15, 12:55
  - and go to a specialty store (or order online) to get it -- nm - decline Dec 15, 12:53 2
    - oh yah, our old local british foods store had ready-made versions. -- nm - b. Dec 15, 13:14
    - it being the rennet (oh! and there is also a brand of rennet named 'junket') -- nm - decline Dec 15, 12:54

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