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Apple and Pear Mus
Another set of short recipes from Philippine Welser before going into a very busy week. This is the conclusion of the chapter on Mus: 169 If you want to make an apple Mus Take the apples, peel them, and add … Continue reading
How to Flip an Apple Pancake
Another recipe from Philippine Welser’s collection following the ones for fried apple slices. Here, we learn how to safely flip over apple pancakes: 136 If you want to fry an apple cushion (epfel bolster) Take 2 eggs and a little … Continue reading
Fried Apple Slices
Two very similar recipes from Philippine Welser’s collection: 133 To fry risen (hoch) apples and sage leaves Take good flour and put in cold water, stir it around a lot and then beat it well. Then beat eggs into it … Continue reading
As Augsburgian as Apple Pie
At least going by the recipe collection of Philippine Welser, it was a very popular dish: 24 If you want to make an apple tart Take good apples. Cut about eight slices from each apples, depending on how large they … Continue reading
Apple Preserve, and a Fritter
Two more recipes from the Mondseer Kochbuch, with another parallel to Meister Hans and one of my favourite sauces: 141 Doberiz sauce A sauce (condiment). Take sour apples after St. Martin’s day. Peel them and cut them thinly. Lay them … Continue reading
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Apple-filled Apples
A set of three recipes from the Mondseer Kochbuch that all depend on the same filling: 92 Filled apples If you wish to prepare filled apples, take good tart apples and peel them cleanly. Cut them in slices (I think … Continue reading
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Apple and Pear Purees from the Innsbruck MS
A brief recipe today, it’s been a long day: 13 If you would make a roasted (gepratenes) apple puree, brown (pren…ab) the apples in fat and chop them, spice them, add honey, and then prepare it in a pan so … Continue reading
Fried filled apples from the Königsberg MS
This is as clear as a parallel gets. Not only does Cod Pal Germ 551 belong to the same South German tradition as the Königsberg MS, but it shares recipes verbatim. [[4]] Willtu machenn gehalwirtt Oppffell: If you want to … Continue reading
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Eleventh-century baked apples
and quinces and pears. I always wondered why filled roasted apples were so common in the recipe corpus. This seems a likely origin point. of apples (…) And thus it is good to eat the juice that is pressed from … Continue reading
Apple drink from the Oeconomia
Not exactly in season, but interesting. To make apple drink (Oepffeltranck) (marginalia: to make a drink of apples) Take apples that are neither too sour nor too sweet, peel them and press them out well. Place the pressed juice into … Continue reading
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Tagged 16th century, beverage, fruit, Oeconomia ruralis et domestica
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