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Salt Smoked Meat
Another short recipe from Philippine Welser’s collection tonight. 234 How to make good salted (diges) meat that turns red Item whoever wants to make salted (diges) meat so it turns nicely red and tastes good, whether it is ox tongues … Continue reading
Faux Venison from Beef
Another fake venison recipe from Philippine Welser’s collection: 232 If you want to make venison of beef Take beef and chop it small. Take wine, and catch the blood of a calf, and add it. Then set it over coals … Continue reading
Faux Meat of Eggs
Another two recipes from Philippine Welser’s collection, suitable for fast days after the 1490 exemption that permitted eggs during Lent. 230 If you want to make a roast of eggs Take eggs, as much as you wish, beat them well, … Continue reading
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Boiled Capon in Bread Sauce
It has been a very busy day, and all I have is a very basic recipe tonight. From the collection of Philippine Welser: 228 To boil a good capon Take the capon and boil it in water together with meat, … Continue reading
How to Cook Small Birds
Another contribution from Philippine Welser’s collection that I have no intention of replicating: 223 Small birds in a soup Wash the birds cleanly and when they are boiled (washed?), fry them in fat. Drain off the fat cleanly and then … Continue reading
Roast Quinces
I know I announced I would reduce the frequency of my postings, but this is not a time to disrupt a regular thing that I know some people take comfort in. My thoughts are with friends in the United States … Continue reading
Twice-Baked Gingerbread
I will have to reduce the frequency of my posting for the foreseeable future because there is a book manuscript that finally needs finishing and I have far too little time in my workdays now. I will continue working on … Continue reading
Filled Veal Breast
Another recipe from Philippine Welser’s collection, straightforward, delicious, intensely meaty, and immediately familiar: 226 If you want to make a filled breast Take the breast of a calf and grasp under it (i.e. make a hollow). Take veal and chop … Continue reading
Stuffed Cabbage Head
Just a brief recipe from Philippine Welser’s collection today: 233 If you want to make white filled cabbage (gefiltz kraut) Take the cabbage and hollow it out so it becomes entirely empty. Make a filling of veal, good fat from … Continue reading
Baked Marzipan
Another one of the long recipes in Philippine Welser’s collection, this one is for marzipan. 235 If you want to make a good strong marzipan (martza ban) Take shelled almonds, the best kind, 4 ounces, pine nuts that are fresh, … Continue reading
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