SC - rasher/game birds
LrdRas
LrdRas at aol.com
Tue Apr 21 11:12:39 PDT 1998
In a message dated 98-04-16 17:57:38 EDT, you write:
<< Here is a similar recipe which does call for saffron:
Harleian MS. 4016
79 Browne fryes. Take browne brede, and kut hit thyn; And then take yolkes
of eyren, and som with of the white; and take meyned floure, and drawe the
eiren and the floure thorgh a streynour; and take sugur a gode quantite,
and a litul saffron and salt, And cast thereto: and take a faire panne
with fressh grece; And whan [th]e grece is hote, take downe and putte it in
[th]e batur, and turne hit wel therein, and [th]en put hit in [th]e pan
with the grece, And lete hem fry togidre a litull while; And then take hem
vpp, and caste sugur thereon, and so serue hit hote. >>
The author of _Seven Centuries of English Cooking_ was obviously working off
of this recipe and actually followed it pretty precisely! She also called it
"Brown Fries", but also mentioned Pain perdu and I must have gotten the too
confused. Thank you - this is the one I wanted!
Brangwayna
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