SC - Questions PPC

Philip & Susan Troy troy at asan.com
Tue Feb 9 18:08:49 PST 1999


And it came to pass on 9 Feb 99,, that Shari Burnham wrote:

> True, doesn't equate to non-period.  what about settlers-any recipes that
> fall into new world and period containing ground hogs?  and what about
> other foods that fall into that new world and period category-excluded for
> european folks except only spanish/portugese/english?

The "Libro del Arte de Cozina" (Spanish, 1599) has a few recipes 
for New World creatures -- if I'm interpreting the terms correctly.

gallo/gallina de las Indias -- (literally, rooster/hen of the Indies) 
Probably turkey.  

conejo de las Indias -- (literally, rabbit of the Indies)
Probably guinea-pig.  The modern term is conejillo de las Indias, 
(lit., little rabbit of the Indies)

There are no New World animals in the other late-period Spanish 
cookbook I am familiar with -- the 1529 edition of the "Libro de 
Guisados".

Brighid


Lady Brighid ni Chiarain
Settmour Swamp, East (NJ)
mka Robin Carroll-Mann
harper at idt.net
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