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The four Hobbits were saved by a Ranger from the North, called Strider. Nazgul attacked the inn they were resting in, at night. They immediately knew his whereabouts and set course to attack the halflings and retrieve the ring. Meanwhile, in the Prancing Pony, Frodo put on the One Ring and was seen by the Black Riders. He got engaged with the Barrow-Wights and it led him to the dagger. Pippin found the Westernesse Dagger during this time. Tom Bombadil came into the scene at this point, to rescue the group and give them shelter in his house. In the later scenes of the novel, they were ambushed by Old Man Willow while venturing through the Old Forest. Meriadoc Brandybuck joined Frodo later on after they had reached Buckland. At the beginning of the adventure, we see a small company of Elves warding off a Black Rider to save Frodo Baggins, Peregrin Took, and Samwise Gamgee, while they were traveling to Buckland.

Let cool in the pan at least 5 minutes in the pan before slicing and serving with Lemon-Poppyseed Clotted Cream and a drizzle of honey.Peregrin Took (Pippin).

Brush the remaining buttermilk on top then bake in the oven 20-25 minutes until golden brown.

Scoop and spread the batter into the cake pan and lightly score the surface into eighths using a butter knife.

Stir in the vanilla extract, honey, and 3/8 cup of buttermilk, then fold in the grated carrots. Move the cutter in rocking motions, tapping it against the inside of the bowl to release until the mix resembles fine breadcrumbs.

Cut the butter into the flour mix with a pastry cutter.

Whisk the flour, baking powder, ginger, thyme, and salt in a mixing bowl.

Coat the inside of the cake pan with cooking spray.

1 1/2 cups 1-to-1 gluten-free or all-purpose flour.

Makes 8 cakes Equipment: Oven, 9″-round cake pan, grater, mixing bowl, wire whisk, pastry cutter, pastry brush. I don’t know about you, but first thing in the morning I want something savory like “fried eggs, tomatoes, and nice crispy bacon.” I usually only hit the sweets between breakfast and lunch. Since we started our party/marathon in the late morning, a “second breakfast” seemed appropriate for our first Middle Earth Menu item. If anything, Peregrin Took’s story teaches us that often the difference between life and death falls on the person willing to step and do the stupid thing that everyone else is too afraid to do. The longer the Ents take to avoid risk, the more harm they do to the trees they shepherd.Īnd also let us not forget the number of times Pippin’s impulse to do the right thing saved lives between drawing Uruk-hai off Frodo and Sam in Fellowship, to saving Faramir from a fiery death in Return of the King.

We see this when the film’s Pippin tricks Treebeard into taking them south because “the closer we are to danger, the further we are from harm.” In the face of the Ents’ over-planning and discussion, though, he is right. Gandalf says he is “a fool, but honest one” and it shows. As much as Pippin’s actions brew trouble, he has nothing but good intentions.

I bring this up because curiosity and impulsivity can be as much a blessing as it is a curse. Between setting off fireworks indoors and stealing from Farmer Maggot’s crop, to throwing rocks around the Mines of Moria and meddling in the affairs of wizards, Peregrin Took “always has to look.” The Peregrin “Pippen” Took we see in both the films and books is the poster child for curiosity and impulsivity. Click here to skip to the recipe for Peregrine Took’s Carrot Seed-Cakes! Peregrin Took, An Honest Fool.