sarrasin

I maded sum tourtieres (wit porc, veau et boeuf), crepes de sarrasin, poutines rapees (wit porc), an sum tartes au sucre (I uses de maple syrup).

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It is made generally of the flour of the sarrasin or buckwheat, mixed with milk or water, and spread into a kind of pancake, which is fried on an iron pan, resembling the Scotch griddle-cakes.

Brittany & Its Byways Fanny Bury Palliser

So I'll concede defeat and divert my attention to more substantial, savoury efforts, the noble galette, made with buckwheat flour - or, to use their full title, galettes au sarrasin, so-named by the crusaders who brought buckwheat back from their encounters with the Saracens.

The Guardian World News 2009

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A Shot Across the Bow 2005

_pleinairistes_ with whom Rathbone had foregathered at Pontaven, and of the "paintability" of fields of _sarrasin_ and poplars.

A Comedy of Masks A Novel Arthur Moore 1909

Oh, and better than plain ol’ crepes… galettes de sarrasin i.e., kasha, AKA buckwheat.

The View From Paris, Part One - Bitten Blog - NYTimes.com 2008