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Tag Archives: Franz de Rontzier
“Brown Cloth” from de Rontzier
Towards the end of his chapter on jellies, Franz de Rontzier gives instructions that must have made complete sense to his contemporaries: If you would make Brauntuch (lit: brown cloth) that are used for jelly, pound black cherries in a … Continue reading
Galantine (Jelly) Recipes from de Rontzier
The Kunstbuch includes a long list of ‘cool jellies’ with instructions for making them. Of white, red and yellow cool jellies 1 You put into a new pot wine, water, two and a half times as much wine as water, … Continue reading
Turkey Leftover Dishes from de Rontzier
Part two of the turkey recipes from de Rontzier’s 1598 cookbook: Chopped Dishes (Gehackte Essen) of Turkeys etc. 1 You cut the meat into small pieces, fry it in butter and season it with wine vinegar, apples cut in cubes, … Continue reading
Turkey Roasts from de Rontzier
Continuing the loose series of posts concerning the impact of the Columbian exchange, today I present some more recipes for turkey, first roasted, from Franz de Rontzier: Roasts of Turkeys (Kalkunischen Huenern) If something should be kept of these (roasted) … Continue reading
Eierkuchen after de Rontzier
Another of the “small dishes” that are so interesting are what de Rontzier calls Eyerkuchen. In modern German, that word described a flat, flappy pancake, but what he is talking about looks more like a frittata or Spanish tortilla: Of … Continue reading
Chicken Offal by de Rontzier – Renaissance Party I
This Sunday, I had a few friends visit me in my new apartment to chat and try out some recipes with me. One of these was from Franz de Rontzier whose cookbook preserves a large number of what he terms … Continue reading
Liver Roasted in Caul, from Meister Eberhard
Here is another interesting case of a travelling recipe with close parallels in both Cod Pal Germ 551 and the Königsberg MS. <<R8>> Item ein essenn vonn einer lebernn eins kalbs. Item a dish made from the liver of a … Continue reading
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Finishing de Rontzier’s Sausages
Again I must apologise for the long silence. My health has not been the best, and I had the opportunity to see the “Untergang des Römischen Reiches” exhibit in Trier, which took a lot of time and energy. Here, at … Continue reading
Pork Sausages from de Rontzier
We are almost done with the sausages in de Rontzier. These are the pork recipes: Sausages of domestic pig or wild boar 1 You chop pork and roe deer venison, one as much as the other, with the intestinal fat … Continue reading
Veal Sausages from de Rontzier (Sausages VII)
Here we have recipes for liver sausage for the first time in the book – not exactly like modern ones, but interesting nonetheless. Veal sausages 1 Item you chop veal with bacon, almonds, ground cloves, wild cumin (? Haberkoehm) and … Continue reading