[Sca-cooks] Forme of Cury: pears in comfit

[Olwen the Odd]

This is what it says in Cindy's online glossery.
galantine, galentyn, galentyne = A cold dish, with meat in jelly (or
something similar). (Viandier)
Guess that's not much help but it was cool to have the resource.
Olwen who is wondering why Cindy has been so quiet of late.

>I was under the impression that it was galengale rather than gelatin....
>
>Kiri
>
>"Maggie MacD." wrote:
>
> > We have a question about this recipe., what is the powder of galentyn
>being
> > referred to in this dish? We have surmised it could mean powdered
>gelatin,
> > but we're sure, does anybody know? and have you made this dish before?
> >
> > Regards,
> > Maggie MacD.
> >
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