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169 Jellied fish and suckling pig in a basket. Prepare it like so: Set a clean basket into a small clean tub, lay the fish and the suckling pig in it, pour broth into the basket, as high as you would like. Be careful that the basket is centered in the tub in which it is set, so that it fills up all the corners. And when the aspic begins to firm up, then cut the hoops from the tub, as for long jellied fish, then the aspic and fish will remain in the basket. Subsequently tear the basket off with a clean cloth. [Das Kuchbuch der Sabina Welserin (Germany, 16th century - V. Armstrong, trans.)] (permanent link)
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