Third service
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Introduction
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The Source Recipe
The original text of the recipe is as follows:

Third service.
Redressed wood fowl pies.
Cold roasted bustard. Pheasant pie.
Molded blanc mangier.
Dressed, molded jelly.
Cold roasted wild swan.
Pork jelly.
Redressed partridge pie.
Cold roasted guinea fowl.
Partridge pie, roasted crane.
Oysters in pottage, pigeon pies.
Bologna sausage. Boar pies.
Mushrooms in pottage. Roasted stag.
Boiled sturgeon. Goat pies.
Leg of Mayence.
Boiled Boar hurres.
Heron pie. Boiled potato.
Stag pies. Lace jelly.
Anchovies. Bustard pies.
Trout in adobe. Lobster.
Guinea fowl pie. Larded jelly.
Hulpe pie. Roasted oysters.
Bittern pie. English brenne.
Seulette in adobe. Duck pie.
Egret pie. Turbot in adobe.
Sturgeon cafiade. Hare pie.
Smoked beef tongue. Roasted
Boar. Red deer in adobe. Mushroom fritters,
Crane pie. Boiled piece of Boar.

All the cold roasted venison was with gilded feet, & all the redressed pies gilded, & carrying banners.

All the lords were defrayed, each came to the palace seeking their raw meat, & all that they had need, spices & sugar.



Related Recipes
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For the third service. Tarts of blanc mangier, May butter, & eat it with camaline, & sugar paste: & look out well to drink malvoisie or Spanish wine without sugar. []

Third service. Frumenty, venison, browned apples and Spanish peas and young lampreys, roast of fish, jelly, lampreys, congers and turbot with green sauce, bream in verjuice, fried bread slices, meat tarts and a large side-dish. []

Third service. Tench in soup, portioned fricassee, bread-crusts in milk with sugar, boars' tails in hot sauce, capons a la dodine, salmon and bream pies, plaice in water, fried bread slices and meat tarts. []

Third service. Frumenty, venison, browned [vegetables], fish jelly, fat capons a la dodine, fish roast, fried bread slices and meat tarts, jellied eels, crayfish, thin pancakes and little sausages. []

Third service. Capon pies a la dodine, smothered rice, boar's tail in hot sauce, fried bread-slices and sugared meat tarts. []

Third service. Roast of bream, galantine, swan, caponized falcon, jelly, portioned fricassee, plaice in water, turbot with cypress [herb], cream tarts, lampreys in hot sauce, browned [vegetables], smothered rice, etc, []

Third service. Capon pies, pike and eels in a crust, lettuces, tubers and an arbalester, fish, thin pancakes and little sausages. []

Third service. Capon pies, cold sage soup, stuffed shoulders of mutton, pike in broth, venison with boar's tail, crayfish. []

Third service. Venison with frumenty, pies of turtle-doves and larks, tarts, crayfish, fresh herrings, fruit, claret, small pastries, wafers, pears, shelled nuts. []

Third service. Roast pompano, fried whiting, porpoise sprinkled with water and frumenty, thin pancakes and rich pasties. To end: figs and grapes, hippocras and wafers, as is told above. []

Third service. The finest and best roast that you can get, white pies, "larras"[?], loach with "waymel", crayfish, perch in parsley and vinegar, tench in soup, jelly. []

Third service. Roast the best, etc., smothered rice, tarts, fried bread slices and meat tarts, salmon and bream pies, a hotpot. []

Third service. Frumenty with porpoise, rich pasties and roast mackerel, pompano in a roast and thin pancakes, oysters, fried dried fish with a crisp pastry of pike. []

Third service. Frumenty with porpoise, browned apples and Spanish peas and young lampreys, a roast of fish, jelly, lampreys, congers and turbot in green sauce, bream in verjuice, fried bread slices, meat tarts and the side-dishes: then Dessert, the Final Service and the Extras. []

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Materials
The original recipe calls for the following ingredients: [edit this list as appropriate]

pies
gamebirds
gelatin
swan
pork
partridges
crane
seafood
pigeons
sausage
boar
mushrooms
venison
sturgeon
goat
heron
potatos
trout
ducks
turbot
rabbit
beef
sugar


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Procedure
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