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loSpev Suq vutwI'. wa' tlho'ren muq tIr. balDaq tIr lan vutwI'. bIQ lo'taHvIS ghaH, tIr yIQmoH, ghIq balvo' bIQ 'Iq lIchHa'. bal yoymoH, 'ej balvo' pumbe'meH tIr, bal qat vutwI', *mesh* lo'taHvIS. yIQtaHmeH tIr, Hoch jaj tIrDaq bIQ chu' lIch vutwI', ghIq lIchHa'.   Take 1 liter of wheat and place it in a jar. Moisten with water, and pour off the excess. Turn the jar over, and cover it with nylon mesh to keep the grain from falling out. Each day, pour fresh water on the grains and then pour it off, to keep them moist.
     qaSpu'DI' jajmey puS, tunchoH tIr 'ej tIrvo' nargh porqoq mach. balvo' tunchoHpu'bogh tIr lel vutwI' 'ej 'unDaq tapchu'. tIrDaq Soj qut na' (*table salt*) chel.        After a few days, the wheat will grow soft, and will begin to sprout. Remove the sprouted wheat from the jar, place it in a bowl, and mash thoroughly. Add salt.
     *flaxseed* naHlet Suq vutwI'. wa'maH cha' vatlhvI' tlho'ren muq naHlet. bIQDaq naHlet lan ghaH. qaStaHvIS wa' jaj naQ bIQDaq naHlet pollu'taH. ghIq bIQvo' naHlet lel vutwI' 'ej tapchu'. 'unDaq tIr naHlet je taplu'ta'bogh DuDchu'.        Take 120 milliliters of flaxseed and place in water. Let it sit for a whole day. Remove the flaxseed from the water and mash thoroughly. Place the mashed wheat and flaxseed in a bowl and mix well.
     Soj DuDlu'ta'bogh lo'taHvIS vutwI', chabmey lang chenmoH. cha'maH vatlhvI' 'uj juch chab; rutlh rur. chalDaq pagh 'eng tu'lu'DI' 'ej wovqu'DI' pemHov, HurDaq chabmey lan, chabmey tujmoHmeH Hov. QaDchoHpu'DI' chabmey 'ej SubchoHpu'DI', 'IbDaq bIH lan vutwI'. DaH chab SoplaH vay'.        Make cakes from the combined mixture, in the form of patties 7 centimeters in diameter. On a bright, cloudless day, place the cakes outside, so the sun can heat them. When the cakes have become dry and solid, place them in a canister. The cakes are now ready to eat.
 
I actually made this! Click for details

 
From "Vegetarian Times". I've always wondered what a non-cooked cuisine such as the Klingons appear to have would be like, especially with grains. Even granting that Klingons have more robust digestive systems than ours, they're not herbivores. Maybe they make something like this.

© 2002 Terrence Donnelly

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