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Tag Archives: 19th century
Trying Out a Cake Mould
I suppose it is time to stop apologising for the gaps between my posts since this is turning out to be the new normal. But I am now home again and can give you the story of an experiment I … Continue reading
Bramble Jam in History
I am quite fond of bramble season and lucky to be living in a part of Germany that, whatever else it may lack in fruit and vegetables, is blessed with fine and ample berry harvests.Yesterday, I decided to check the … Continue reading
The Ancestry of Kuttelfleck
Another short recipe from the Innsbruck MS: 104 If you would fry tripe (wammppenflekh), boil them very well and prepare a strauben batter, dredge them in it and fry them. But you may also first fry (rosten) them in fat … Continue reading
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Tagged 15th century, 19th century, Innsbruck MS, Katharina Prato, parallel
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Berliner
New Year’s Eve would not be complete without the traditional Berliner, known in much of the south as a Krapfen and in Berlin, confusingly, as a Pfannkuchen. This sweet fritter has an august lineage, going back at least to the … Continue reading
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Tagged 16th century, 19th century, Henriette Davidis, Marx Rumpolt, parallel
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