[Sca-cooks] [sca-ae-cooks] Historian finds oldest recipe for German bratwurst

[Stefan li Rous]

By transliteration, do you mean the picture of the manuscript in the  
upper left corner? Or is it transcribed somewhere else? I'm afraid my  
German isn't good enough to make anything out on that website.

1) If the text of the recipe/description is given there, would  
someone be willing to type it in and post it here?

2) If we can get the text in German, would someone here be willing to  
translate this into English?

I'd love to have this to put into the Florilegium sausages-msg file  
so that folks can try making redactions of it.

Thanks,
    Stefan

<<< A photograph and transliteration of the text can be found at:
http://www.bratwurstmuseum.net/

Euriol

"euriol at ptd.net" <euriol at ptd.net> said:
> I just found this article on Yahoo News. Thought many here would enjoy
> reading it.
>
> Euriol
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20071031/od_uk_nm/ 
oukoe_uk_germany_bratwurst;_ylt=AoheHJEYmFYZpew1RRsdGeHtiBIF
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