[Sca-cooks] Apple Moye was: Queens Battle!
bill mayfield
wpmay at hotmail.com
Mon Dec 31 18:57:09 PST 2001
So Athelwulf, how did your Apple Moyle come out? And I've been meaning to
ask if you ever got in touch with my sister.
Olwen
It turned out very well and the table grew quiet
when it was served(chilled) Even Mom and Granny,
who both are so staid in the foods they like, said
it was good.
The recipe i used follows:
Book:Sallets,Humbles&Shrewsbery Cakes A collection of
Elizabethan Recipes for the Modern Kitchen
Author: Ruth Anne Beebe
page 70
Take Apples,and cut them in two or foure peeces,
boyle them till they be soft,and bruise them in a morter,
and put thereto the yolks of two Eggs,and a litle
sweet butter,set them on a chafingdish of coales,and
boyle them a litle,and put thereto a litle Sugar,
synamon and Ginger,and so serve them in
8-10 apples
1/4 cup of water
2 egg yolks
2 tablespoons Butter
1 teaspoon ea. cinnamon and ginger
1/2 cup of sugar
peel and core apples,quarter them and place in a sauce pan
with the water.Bring to a boil,then simmer for about 20 minutes
or until tender.Mash the apples with a fork and blend in egg yolks
butter spices and sugar.cook over a low heat stirring occasionally
for another 10 minutes.Serve hot or chilled.
the only changes I made were in the sugar.I used a natural cane
sugar(not processed,white sugar).I used a "flame guard" when i did
the 2nd heating( 4 soup can lids in a square wrapped with tinfoil)
a trick i use to not burn sauces and such.
Aethelwulf
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