[Sca-cooks] Sieggy's feast
Stefan li Rous
stefan at texas.net
Mon Oct 15 23:12:38 PDT 2001
Sieggy gave the menu of his upcoming feast:
>
> Bread, fruit, butters - T:0 (feast begins)
> Manchet, apple butter, prune butter, hazelnut butter, whipped butter,
prune butter??? Is this pulped prunes? Or prunes mixed into butter?
> herbed cheese, pickled vegetables (on table)
>
> Soup - T + 10 (10)
> Mushroom & leek
>
> Fowl Course - T + 25 (15)
> Chicken with peppers, olives, and tomatoes
peppers? Or is this meant to be a late period feast? What
type of pepper? Recipe?
> Cauli verdi
And this is?
> Couscous with olive oil & bitter oranges
> Cucumbers in yogurt
>
> Appetizer - T + 50 (25)
> Roasted garlic spread
Have you found any evidence for roasted garlic in period? We've
discussed this previously, but I don't think anyone came up with
any evidence of garlic being roasted in period. I like roasted
garlic. I'd love to have evidence of its use in period.
> Pita bread
>
> Meat Course - T + 65 (15)
> Medallions of pork in sorrel sauce
> Braised green beans & pears
> Bashed neeps
> Beet salad
>
> Appetizer - T + 90 (25)
> Pomegranate sorbet
Sounds interesting. Again, any proof of this being done
before 1600? Recipe? I've got pomegranate juice. I might
want to try this.
> Sweet Waffres
Whose recipe/redaction? I've had mixed success with various
redactions.
> Fish Course - T + 105 (15)
> Turbot poached in almond milk w/ crabmeat stuffing
This sounds good.
> Basmati rice w/ rosewater
> Stir fried vegetables w/ cashews
Anyone know if cashews were period to the Middle East or
Europe?
> Dessert - T + 130 (25)
> Peach oatmeal coffins w/ clotted cream
This sounds like a good combination.
> Drink
> Sekanjabin - Sweet Tea - Faux Hippocras - Water
Sounds like an interesting feast. Certainly more complex than
most I've had here in Ansteorra.
--
THLord Stefan li Rous Barony of Bryn Gwlad Kingdom of Ansteorra
Mark S. Harris Austin, Texas stefan at texas.net
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