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04-16-2018 - Daniel Myers' recipe for To Farse All Things added to the Medieval Recipes
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04-02-2018 - Deni Dinwiddie's recipe for Heathen Cakes (Heidenische Küchen) added to the Medieval Recipes
10-10-2017 - Craig Jones' recipe for Badhinjan Mahshi (dressed eggplant) added to the Medieval Recipes
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Random Medieval Recipe of the Day:
To boyle a Capon with Oysters, and pickled Lemmons. BOyle the Capon halfe enough, with faire water and Salt: then straine some of the broth into a quart of Rennish wine: then put in a few sweet Hearbes, minst with a pickled Lemon, or Orenge, put all into the Pipkin, and let them boile together. Then take the Oysters, pick and beard them, and parboyle them: then put them out of the broth into a Cullinder, and then put them into the Pipkin. Then take a few Razins of the Sunne, and if you loue the iuyce of an Onyon, first boyle some Onyons by themselues, and straine them, and then put them into the Pipkin, and serue it in with what garnish you haue. [A NEVV BOOKE of Cookerie (England, 1615)] (permanent link)
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