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Calf lung fritters from Cod Pal Germ 551, section two
Lungs, chopped, battered and fried for the wealthy table. 33 A dish of calf lungs If you would make a good dish of calf lungs, boil the lungs and chop them very small. Add wine and a little boiled bacon, … Continue reading
Calf lung fritters from Cod Pal Germ 551
58 A dish of calves’ lungs If you would make a good dish of calves’ lungs, chop the lungs small and add a little boiled bacon and two egg yolks to them. Add good (spice) powder and chop it all … Continue reading
Keeping Cherries Fresh
This week was far too busy for any major writing projects, so all I have for you is a recipe from the Solothurn MS. but I think this one is interesting: A10 To have green and ripe cherries in wintertime … Continue reading
Sweet-Sour Chard Salad
I got home a little earlier than expected, so here is another brief recipe from the Solothurn MS: A4 Cold chard as a dish Take chard that is young, with the root attached. Boil it in a courtly fashion (brüwe … Continue reading
Instant Horseradish Sauce
I’m afraid the coming week is shaping up to be extremely busy and I cannot promise any posts between now and after the coming weekend. Today; I want to at least give you a short thing, a sauce recipe from … Continue reading
Flaming Drinks
For a break in the long-form narratives, I want to return to the collection of military alcoholic drinks I introduced earlier and pick apart one particular recipe. Among many locally and socially specific recipes, the 1910 manual on bowls and … Continue reading
A Museum Weekend
There are no Easter recipes to share this time. Instead of cooking a feast, I had the chance to meet up with friends to go to some of the amazing museums Munich offers. I still haven’t had the time for … Continue reading
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Feeding the Revolution: If You Want Cheap Beer…
The 1840s were not a good time to be an average Joe anywhere in the Western world. The Kingdom of Bavaria was probably no worse than elsewhere, but it certainly was no better. Food was expensive, wages low, unemployment high … Continue reading
New Source: Honey-Mustard Compost Sauce
I’ve not given up on the Feeding the Revolution series, but this week there is very little time and I wanted to post something. Here is the first recipe from the next source I’ll be getting into, the Solothurn Cod … Continue reading
Fresh Peas with Bacon
I’m looking forward to a hands-on workshop of historic cheesemaking at the weekend, so there may not be any longer posts for a couple of days, but before I leave, here is one more tidbit from Balthasar Staindl: Green peas … Continue reading