Frumenty [noun]

Firmity: generally written frumenty; wheat boiled in milk with sugar and fruit.

And we are going to have real frumenty and Yule cakes, such as mamma used to tell us of when we were abroad.

And we are going to have real frumenty and Yule-cakes, such as mamma used to tell us of when we were abroad.

And we are going to have real frumenty and Yule cakes, such as Mamma used to tell us of when we were abroad.

May luck attend the milking-pail, Yule logs and cakes in plenty be, May each blow of the thrashing-flail Produce good frumenty.

Can't give you much,—mysterious inward complaint, myself,—can't eat anything but frumenty.

The general helped his guest to cornbread and himself began upon frumenty.

He indicated the Blue Ridge with a bird-like jerk, and helped himself again to frumenty.

So she sat at the side of the reapers, and she heaped to herself frumenty, and ate and was filled, and took the leavings.

When currants and eggs are added, it forms Somersetshire frumenty, Some persons boil the wheat like rice.