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Random Medieval Recipe of the Day:
A white broth of fish. It is made of almonds and fish fried in oil. And it has sugar in the white broth and over the (freshwater fish, bass), strew with pomegranate (seeds). And in it have also ginger powder. [Le Recueil de Riom (France, 15th century)] (permanent link)