I don't know what the overwritten part of the letter is on f66v , it's a bit of a mess, but underneath the messy overwriting, it says "mel" which can be meal (flour) or honey (alternate spelling).
The pot has something yellowish in it (as does her belly) which could be either meal (which was used as a poultice) or honey (which was often mixed with other things to make a salve).
I do not think that last letter is ess. Straight-ess was not written with a hook that swings back toward the stem and by the time this style of writing was popular, most scribes used long-ess instead of straight-ess (with a longer descender).
The pot has something yellowish in it (as does her belly) which could be either meal (which was used as a poultice) or honey (which was often mixed with other things to make a salve).
I do not think that last letter is ess. Straight-ess was not written with a hook that swings back toward the stem and by the time this style of writing was popular, most scribes used long-ess instead of straight-ess (with a longer descender).