Moonlit Fjord

The dark-coated woman was an eagerly curious sort, it seemed, and she took in the instructions reasonably well, though Aurielle noted her glance at Ayodele as the lemur bustled about. “That is Ayodele. She’s been my friend since I was a yearling.”

At the question, the Spirit smiled with a nod. “Healers will often steep herbs for healing or disinfecting wounds. A strong Yarrow tea can help stop bleeding and clean a wound, for instance. But teas can be made for simple enjoyment, as well. Meat can be boiled in water into a thick stew, and potatoes, a tuber, are starchy and can thicken it nicely.”

Her head cocked as she sniffed the scents coming from the shellfish, and the soft sizzle of juices, adding, “Fish is best when filleted, which can be a fiddly process with our paws, and deboned, then cooked on a flat, hot rock, or stuck on a stick and roasted over the fire. You can also smoke it by covering a fire when it’s burned to coal and adding wood chips to the coals so they smoke. The smell and flavor absorbed into the meat, whether it be fish or beef or venison… and it lends an interesting taste, as well as drying it.”

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