LXXXV - Tame geese / Ducks or Capons in Hungarian
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Introduction
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The Source Recipe
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LXXXV - Tame geese / Ducks or Capons in Hungarian. Roast them first nicely tender / and then make a sauce over them / In this manner: Take wine vinegar and wine / Beat egg into it / and make a good soup thereof / Put therein a whole garlic or two / and let cook well with it / flavour it with cinnamon / nutmeg / nutmeg flowers / ginger / saffron / and give it a lively taste. When aforementioned birds are well roasted / then put it on the platter / and give the same sauce thereover / and carry it forth
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Materials
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goose
ducks
chicken
wine
vinegar
eggs
garlic
cinnamon
nutmeg
flowers
ginger
saffron
birds
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Procedure
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Searchable index of "". Medieval Cookery.
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