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Monthly Archives: November 2023
Another Parallel – Chicken Liver Fritters
Another parallel recipe from the Mondseer Kochbuch and Meister Hans. This one is also interesting culinarily: 133 To prepare Larus from chicken livers and stomachs Of chicken livers and stomachs: Slice them thin (?tüm) and fry them in fat, and … Continue reading
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Sow’s Stomach
Here is another interesting recipe from the Mondseer Kochbuch: 128 To fill sows’ stomachs How to fill a pig’s stomach. Take pork, chopped eggs, white bread, sliced fat meat, pepper, caraway, saffron and salt. Then temper (tempier) it all together … Continue reading
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A Fire-Breathing Boar’s Head
Back to the Mondseer Kochbuch again. This is an interesting recipe: 121 A boar’s head with hellish flames If you want to prepare the head of a wild boar so that hellish flames emerge from it, first boil it until … Continue reading
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A Renaissance Pie Workshop
There have not been any new recipes since Thursday, but there is a good reason for that. This weekend, despite feeling somewhat under the weather, I was able to teach a hands-on workshop in my medieval club. The topic was … Continue reading
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Instant Green Sauce Powder
In my medieval club, we have a tradition for artisans to give little gifts as tokens of appreciation to people who they find talented, helpful, or otherwise impressive. Sometimes these are buttons, pins, ribbons, or beads. I often use spice … Continue reading
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Jelly by (yet) another name
The Mondseer Kochbuch has another recipe for meat in jelly. It is unremarkable except for the name: 123 A gelled broth of calves’ feet and udder (marginalia: Galentein) If you want to prepare a good gelled broth for one dish … Continue reading
Pumpkin Pie Trial
I’m a bit frazzled preparing for the coming weekend, but here is another experiment: The pumpkin pie recipe from Johannes Coler. Pumpkin tart (Kuchen) You cook the flesh of the pumpkin in water and then pass it through (a cloth … Continue reading
Parmesan Osterfladen
I had some time to prepare for a teaching event next weekend and tried out two recipes from Marx Rumpolt: 44 Take of the dough with which you make tarts and roll it out round and thin. Brush it with … Continue reading
Colouring Wine Red
Another parlour trick from the Mondseer Kochbuch: 124 To make red wine If you wish to make red wine in any season, take blueberries (haidper) and place them in a wooden trough, and when you draw the bread out of … Continue reading