[Sca-cooks] Pastillus - Redaction & A Recipe
Olwen the Odd
olwentheodd at hotmail.com
Tue Jul 24 11:33:01 PDT 2001
This almost sounds like the empanada.
Olwen
>VI 9 Meat Roll from Tame Animals
>
>I call tame animals all which are nourished at home, like calf, capon,
>hen, and the like. From these, you make a roll thus: take as much lean
>meat as you want and cut it up fine with small knives. Mix veal fat
>into this meat well with spices. When it has been wrapped in thin
>crusts, bake in an oven. When they are almost cooked, put on the roll
>two egg yolks separated from the white and beaten with a paddle with a
>little verjuice and very rich juice. some add a bit of saffron for
>looks. This roll can even be made in a well-greased pan without a
>crust. For special pleasure, cook in a roll capon, pullet or whatever
>you want, whole or cut up in pieces. There is also much nourishment in
>this; it is slowly digested, has little indigestible residue, aids the
>heart, liver and kidneys, is fattening, and stimulates the libido.
>(Milham 271, 273)
>
>This recipe seems straightforward enough. Chopped meat mixed with
>spices and rolled in dough. Brush the dough with egg yolks, verjuice,
>and saffron ... mostly for color but also for a bit of the sharpness.
>-M
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