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Tag Archives: Munich Cgm 349
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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Tagged 15th century, 16th century, Lent, Munich Cgm 349, parallel, Philippine Welser
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Eggs on a Skewer
Philippine Welser’s collection also has two recipes for a dish we find in other sources as well: Kroseier. 137 If you want to make kres ayr Take eggs, open them at the bottom end and pour out the yolk and … Continue reading
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Tagged 16th century, Cod Pal Germ 551, Königsberg MS, Munich Cgm 349, parallel, Philippine Welser
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Elderflower Mus Again
The Mondseer Kochbuch dedicates a fair amount of space to making various soft dishes – Mus – with elderflowers: 88 A spoon dish (gemüß) with elderflowers If you wish to prepare a good spoon dish of elder, set good milk … Continue reading
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Tagged 15th century, kuchenmaistrey, Meister Eberhard, Mondseer Kochbuch, Munich Cgm 349, parallel
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Bohemian and Hungarian Sauce Recipes
The Staatsbibliothek in Munich holds a manuscript dating to the second half of the fifteenth century that includes, among a number of astrological and medical texts, a set of four sauce recipes it refers to as Bohemian and Hungarian. The … Continue reading
Fake venison from the Königsberg MS
No parallel here, but there are recipes for ground meat used to imitate venison in several sources, including the Mittelniederdeutsches Kochbuch (#91) and Meister Hans (#72). Another recipe imitates the dish using eggs instead of meat. [[7]] Willthu machenn gutt … Continue reading
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Blood sauce for venison from Ggm 349
It was very popular at the time. A pepper sauce for venison Item, take the blood (fürhess) of a lamb or chickens and crumbs of white bread (semlein) and put it on the fire so that it boils. Then pass … Continue reading
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Clove sauce for fish from the Cgm 349
Carp seems to have been very popular. It still is, in the Czech Republic. Maybe the recipes really are Bohemian. Making a clove sauce for baked/fried pike or carp, or other kinds (of fish) Item, take Italian raisins, gingerbread (leczelten) … Continue reading
Ginger sauce from Cgm 349
My apologies for missing two days. I had the opportunity to go to the Landesmuseum in Stuttgart, and other things sort of fell away. Here is a ginger sauce for roast capon: Item a ginger sauce (to serve) under roast … Continue reading
Sauce for carp from Munich Cgm 349
Another source (a short one): Recipes from a fragment held in Munich purporting to be “Bohemian and Hungarian” Item, a carp in blood sauce (fürhess) and a fast day sauce Item, if the carp is alive, catch the blood and … Continue reading