Paganocity

Now that you are all excited about latkes, I am going to bait and switch you.  This is actually a recipe for Irish Potato Cakes.  They are more closely related to dinner rolls than any potato product.

2 cups self-rising flour

1 1/2 cups mashed potatoes

2 tablespoons butter

1/4 cup milk

salt

Caraway seeds

I recently went on an internet search to find the commonly accepted significance of pewter, such as one would for silver, gold, etc... I found bunches of ads for jewelry, but very few results for what effect the pewter might have on the jewelry. What I did find was not encouraging. The article claimed that pewter was a terrible thing to make pagan jewelry out of because it was not very conductive (or did not hold energy charges for long periods of time). At first, I started to wonder about pewter, was it really just a cheap excuse for silver, except without the meaning?

 I came to the conclusion that this was not so, certainly pewter must have something to offer pagans, witches, etc... (whatever type of magic, healing, or energy user someone might consider themselves to be). Perhaps this very lack of conductivity could be a good thing?