5
[Seeth] grains in more water, while grains be yet hot,
and stirre them in copper, as poredge in pot.
6
Such heating with straw, to haue offall good store,
both pleaseth and easeth, what would ye haue more?
[1] Score quickely ariseth, hog profiteth not. 1577.
[2] Two troubles for nothing, is cost to no gaine. 1577.
[79.]
¶ Baking.[E439]
Newe bread is a [driuell].
Much crust is as euill.
Baking.
1
New bread is a [waster], but mouldie is wurse,
what that way dog catcheth, that loseth the purse.