Tag Archives: 15th century

Roe Deer Back Roast in Crust

This recipe is from the Mondseer Kochbuch. Aside from being another parallel with the Meister Hans collection, it is one of my wintertime favourites: 135 Back roast of a roe deer, or a hare roasted entire Of back roast. Take … Continue reading

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Roasted Tripe Dumplings

Here is a recipe from the Mondseer Kochbuch again. I have no idea how this would turn out, but I think I would like to try it at some point. 130 Dumplings of tripe (kutteln) Item dumplings of tripe. Take … Continue reading

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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

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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

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An Odd Galantine Recipe

The recipe is not unusual in itself. In fact, it is quite similar to #19 in the same collection. The wording, though, is. 127 How to prepare a Galdrein Take the meat and stomach of a pig and cut it … Continue reading

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