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Monthly Archives: June 2024
Herb Krapfen – Maultaschen ancestry
Today’s recipe from Philippine Welser is another ancestor of Maultaschen: 122 If you want to make herb krapfen (kreytter krepfla) Take one leaf of sage, 8 twigs (steydlin) of marjoram, a handful of parsley, 3 leaves of lemon balm, 12 … Continue reading
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Chicken Fritters
I was going to skip posting today, but then I came across this recipe in Philippine Welser’s recipe book: 119 If you want to fry chicken fritters Take meat of chickens or capons that has been boiled beforehand. Chop it … Continue reading
Hares’ Ears
We have found references to a dough “as for hares’ ears” in quite a few other recipes, and it seems to have been a staple in all kinds of rolled-out fritters. This is, finally, Philippine Welser’s recipe for it: 115 … Continue reading
Dagged Fritters
Another short recipe from Philippine Welser – I’m interpreting quite freely here, but I think it makes sense. 114 To make a pretty fringe (gefresch) around a tart Prepare a dough as though for hares’ ears (hasen nerla) and it … Continue reading
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Tagged 15th century, 16th century, Innsbruck MS, parallel, Philippine Welser
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Another Pudding Fritter
Another recipe from Philippine Welser’s collection, very similar to the ‘bag fritters’ I posted earlier. If you ever wondered how old metal pudding basins were – at least this old. 113 A Nuremberg fritter Item for 8 portions (barschon en) … Continue reading
Hat-shaped Fritters
Another short recipe frpm Philippine Welser’s collection. These are basic fritters, but the shape distinguishes them: 108 If you want to fry schaub hiettla (hats) Take 8 egg yolks on the table and a little more cream than there are … Continue reading
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Bag Pudding Fritters
Two brief recipes from Philippine Welser’s collection, and I beg your forgbearance with all the gaps. I have once again been distracted by a fascinating source and had to finish a manuscript. Sadly, it does not look like my time … Continue reading
A New Kitchen Toy
Once you get into historical cooking, you start becoming an equipment collector. The techniques and tools of the past are fascinating, even if we can’t fully replicate them. I am an avid flea market shopper anyway, so this part comes … Continue reading
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Mortar Fritters
As we return to more regular shorter recipes, this is a species of choux paste frittrer. It is from the recipe collection of Philippine Welser, and the point appears to be that it puffs up quite spectacularly: 105 If you … Continue reading