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Tag Archives: Balthasar Staindl
Species and Triget – Spice Mixes
I regret the long hiatus since the last post. Neither my health nor my life currently seem to cooperate with a regular schedule of updates, and I am not sure when I can resume that. For today, I have two … Continue reading
Hohlhippen – A Living Tradition
I am still working on a longer article, but today at the supermarket I stumbled over something in the bargains shelves that made me take notice. I had mentioned Holhippen before and even made a version in the past, but … Continue reading
Rose Sugar and Rose Honey
I’ve been quite ill, but am getting better again. To aid my recovery and ease my sore throat, some medicinal preparations: To make rose juice ccxxviii) Cut roses as for Rosat (rose sugar), pound them very small and press out … Continue reading
Easter Cakes
These are two recipes for Easter cakes. The first one I already posted about. The second looks like a direct ancestor of German cheesecake, Käsekuchen: How to bake Preßmetzen at Easter (ccxxii, number missing) Prepare a good milk egg cheese … Continue reading
Boiled Sweets
They are called ‘strengthening little cakes’, but they’re just flavoured sugar and this is basically what it – apologies – boils down to. To make strengthening cakes (Krafft zaeltlin) ccxxv) Take fine sugar and pound it small. Take good rosewater … Continue reading
Rosewater Syrup for the Sick
Christmas is over, and I hope to have a little more time to dedicate to my recipe translation. Today, it’s just a brief one from book seven of Staindl’s cookbook. Item to make Lupp ccxxiiii) Make it this way: Take … Continue reading
Spice Wafers
Finally, some breathing space and another quick recipe from the end of book five of Staindl’s cookbook: Filled wafers, also called spread-on (auffgestrichens) ones cxcii) Take wafers and cut them into squares as long as a hand. Then take a … Continue reading
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Capon Soup with Grated Cheese
Life has not let up much, but I have a brief recipe today. A capon soup with cheese clxxxix) Boil the capon in its own broth. Pour the broth onto toasted semel slices. Take good Wendish cheese or some other … Continue reading
Trying the Chicken in Wine-Lemon Sauce
The crazy density of the past week is slowly receding in the rear view mirror, and today I actually had the chance to try out a recipe from my recent batch: Staindl’s stewed chicken. To stew (einzudempffen) young hens clxxii) … Continue reading
A Variation on Spießkuchen
Tonight, I have another playful and quite demanding recipe, a variation on the theme of Spießkuchen, but richer and more decorative: A courtly dish called the circle/circlet (der raiff) cxcii) Serve it as a dish (ain richt, i.e. as part … Continue reading
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