The process of roasting or parching grain over a fire, or the facility where this is done.
From 'byrl' + the gerund suffix '-ing'. This describes both the action and sometimes the specialized equipment used in medieval grain processing.
Byrling was such an important process that medieval villages often had dedicated byrling-houses—it was basically the first industrial food processing, turning raw grain into shelf-stable food at scale.
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