SC - Period cookshop at Pennsic?

Philip & Susan Troy troy at asan.com
Sun Sep 3 05:15:51 PDT 2000


david friedman wrote:
> >Re: salad: from the menue section:
> >The first course at Supper.
> >A Sallet, ...
> I think the question was not whether salad existed but how common it
> was. ...

I am well aware of the question. You said in response to Stefan, who
mentioned a bunch of sources with recipes, that not recipes, but _menu
listings_ count as evidence that salad was common. According to this
(your) criterion, there is some evidence that salads were at least a
common part of a _16th century_ menu [no implication re: a medieval menu
here].

Re: shortcake:
> I don't see any sugar there, ...

_Read_ the recipe, and you will see sugar there ... ;-)
(... then take SUGAR, Cloves, Mace, and Saffron, and ...)

Thomas


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