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Colourful Fritters
I’m back from my trip to the seaside, but quite exhausted and looking forward to another outing tomorrow. tonight, I will have to just drop you a random recipe for colourful fritters from the Dorotheenkloster MS: 211 A different fritter … Continue reading
Bent Fritters and a Scribal Error
The Dorotheenkloster MS includes a version of a very popular recipe for cheese fritters, with a twist: 214 For crooked fritters Grate good cheese and take half as much flour, and break eggs into it so it can be rolled … Continue reading
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Fish Roe Fritters – An Old Experiment
Life is limiting my ability to produce new translations, so I’ll fall back on sharing some old experiments I made during pandemic lockdown for now. This is an interesting recipe using fish roe from the Mittelniederdeutsches Kochbuch: Item if you … Continue reading
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A Third Parallel Chicken Fritter
This is a recipe I’ve written about before, but it is interesting it also occurs in the Dorotheenkloster MS: 134 Of chicken liver and stomach Take chicken livers and stomachs. Slice them thin and fry them in fat. Add eggs, … Continue reading
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Tagged 15th century, Dorotheenkloster MS, Meister Hans, Mondseer Kochbuch, parallel
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Piped Fish Fritters
This is an interesting and slightly disturbing recipe from the Dorotheenkloster MS. Piped fritters, rather like churros, are not uncommon, but making them of fish is: 146 Again a gmüs of pike Scale a pike, remove the bones, chop it, … 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
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