I’m worried I will use this term sooner or later, so I might as well explain it. “Druid Porridge” is an in-joke among Hemlock Vales regulars; it is the result of pouring libations and grain into the same offering bowl when indoors, creating a sort of sludge that does not easily pour out when returning the remainder to the Earth Mother.
Beyond the potential jargon, why am I explaining this?
Simple: Druid Porridge can be a pain to clean out of the bowl — and if I didn’t think to use a two-bowl system when I started, I’m certain others won’t either.
Thankfully there are no deities who routinely ask for things like sticking plaster or sidewalk cement as offerings. Grain is at least water-soluble in a mass.
That’s great! I was just asking about this problem on the ADF community journal.
Well as long as they aren’t still proclaiming peace in the grove while you write this, all is good :P.
It was actually another person who came up with the term after we discovered we’d let it sit too long and it solidified.