SC - mustard balls - was - First Feast
Cindy Renfrow
renfrow at skylands.net
Tue Apr 20 07:39:28 PDT 1999
Hi! I found it. It's from Epulario (1598), p. 32:
To make mustard which may be carried in Bals.
Beat the mustard seed as aforesaid*, then take grapes well stamped, adding
thereto Sinamon and Cloves, then make what fashion bals you will round or
square, and set them on a table to dry, and being dry, you may carry them
whether you will. And when you will use them, temper them with a little
veriuice, vinegar, sodden wine, or Bastard wine."
*"Take mustard seed & let it soke for the space of two daies, and change
the water often, that it may be the whiter..."
Regards,
Cindy Renfrow/Sincgiefu
renfrow at skylands.net
Author & Publisher of "Take a Thousand Eggs or More, A Collection of 15th
Century Recipes" and "A Sip Through Time, A Collection of Old Brewing
Recipes"
http://www.alcasoft.com/renfrow/
>Cindy Renfrow/Sincgiefu mentioned:
>> There's a recipe around here somewhere for dry balls of mustard,
>> that can be mixed with vinegar? when needed.
>
>Is this a period recipe? Or just a modern expedient? Either way I'd
>like to hear more details if anyone has more info on this.
>--
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