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Random Medieval Recipe of the Day:
Thus make a pepper sauce (pipereatum) to go over peacock. Take it and wash it well in hot water. And put it to roast prepared with good fat bacon (lardone); and then make the black pepper sauce, or white, as is described earlier. Some properly eat it with sauce (sapor). And it is good for Romans. [Registrum Coquine (Germany, ~1430 - V. Bach, trans.)] (permanent link)