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spurtle (or "spurtel", "spurtil", "spirtle", or "spartle") is a
wooden Scottish kitchen tool,
dating from the 15th century, that is used to stir porridge...
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Andrews Festival in
November each year at the Byre Theatre. It has a
Golden Spurtle Award for
competitive porridge making. The oats are
rolled thicker than...
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Championship has been
running since 1994,
giving a main
prize of the "Golden
Spurtle"
trophy and the
title "World
Porridge Making Champion" for the best traditional...
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colleague Steve;
their up-tight,
antagonistic chief stewardess,
Shona Spurtle; and the
eccentric pilot,
Captain Hilary Duff.
Sebastian and
Steve longed...
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cooking utensil called a "cou-cou stick", or "fungie stick", is type of
spurtle used in its preparation. A cou-cou
stick is made of wood, and has a long...
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Edinburgh which was
founded in 1887.
Community newspapers include The
Spurtle from Broughton,
Spokes Bulletin, and The
Edinburgh Reporter. The city has...
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January 2016.
Retrieved 25 July 2009. "Golden
Spurtle World Porridge Making Championship".
Golden Spurtle World Porridge Making Championship. Retrieved...
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among other roles,
Maureen Connell in
Between the
Lines (1992–1994);
Shona Spurtle in The High Life (1994–1995);
Madame Sin in In The Red BBC TV (1998) adaptation...
- Scotland:
Edinburgh by
Colin McWilliam ""Reader, She
Signed It"".
Broughton Spurtle. "The
History of The
Balmoral Hotel in
Edinburgh -
Rocco Forte". www.roccofortehotels...
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stirring to
prevent lumps. (This mush-stick is
perhaps related to the
spurtle, or the
pudding stick of the
nursery rhyme beating.)
Catherine Beecher's...
