Junket

[lenquixote66]

Are any of you lovers of junket ?

[Hlitner]

Had not heard that food term in over 60 years.  When I was quite young, my mother would sometimes make junket pudding, but she would only do it when she could get her hands on raw (unpasteurized) milk.  We had an egg man who had a nearby farm and would deliver fresh eggs and sometimes he would also sell us raw milk (from his farm) which my mother would use to make various flavors of junket pudding.  By the time I got to my "tween" years she could no longer get the milk (it was probably illegal by that time) so I probably never had any after the age of 10.

 

Hank

[BruceMuzz]

Panna Cotta - nearly the same thing, is served just about everywhere.

[lenquixote66]

Junket was something served in my house in the 40’s.

[CGTNORMANDIE]

Haven’t heard the name Junket since the 1950’s…lol.

[Harters]

I've only heard of junket in references to food from medieval times, not from recent centuries