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1. Churning (ar lean)

   

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   (ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)

   do the churning. When the butter begins to come on the cream that is a sign that the butter is made. Water is poured in during the process to separate the butter from the cream.
   The butter is lifted out of the churn with the two jogglers into a basin. Then it is washed two or three times, then it is salted and clapped on a trencher and made into rolls and there are designs made on it. The buttermilk that remains in the churn is given to calves and cakes are made with some of it.
   "Don't put your hand in a churn without being asked"
   This (a) is a proverb about churning. Another proverb is "there are more married than can churn."
   There was once a woman who lived in the parish of Tulsk. She got a dead hand from the graveyard of Kilcooley which is one mile from Tulsk village. She used to keep the dead hand in a dry place

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