SC - Recipes x3
david friedman
ddfr at best.com
Sun Mar 15 21:33:26 PST 1998
At 2:08 AM -0500 3/13/98, Korrin S DaArdain wrote:
>M'Lords and M'Ladys,
> I thought people might enjoy these.
>
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> Pork Pie
> From "To the King's Taste" by Lorna Sass; Printed in The
>Oregonian Newspaper Food Day Mar 10, 1998.
> Legend has it that a false crust was baked on top of an empty pie
>shell. Just before it was served, live birds were placed under the pastry
>lid, Our "smale bridde" will have a different fate: it will be cooked and
>eaten.
> 1 10-inch uncooked pie shell
> 1 Cornish hen, quail or squab, cut into about 8 pieces
> 1/2 cup all-purpose flour, seasoned with salt and pepper
> 2 tb vegetable oil
> 1 lb lean ground pork
> 2 eggs
> 1/4 cup raisins
> 10 dried prunes, pitted and minced
> 1 ts firmly packed light brown sugar
> 1/2 ts ground ginger
> 3/4 ts salt
> Scant 1/2 ts saffron
> 1/2 ts ground anis
> 1 ts ground fennel seeds
> 1/2 ts ground cloves
> Bake pie pastry at 425 deg for 10 minutes. Let cool. Dredge
>pieces of fowl in seasoned flour and brown in oil until golden. Combine
>pork, eggs, rasins, prunes, brown sugar, ginger salt, saffron, anise,
>fennel and cloves. Spread about a third of the mixture on the pie pastry.
>Then
>distribute the pecies of fowl evenly on top of it. Use the remaining pork
>mixture to cover the fowl. Bake at 375 deg for 35 minutes or until pork
>is brown throughout and meat thermometer stuck in middle of pie registers
>160 degees
Does anyone know what the original of this recipe is? I thought _To the
King's Taste_ was from _Two Fifteenth Century Cookery Books_, but I can't
find anything very close. The nearest seems to be "Tartes de Chare," but if
that is what she is using she has altered it extensively.
David/Cariadoc
http://www.best.com/~ddfr/
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