[Sca-cooks] Steam was Sweating meat

James Prescott prescotj at telusplanet.net
Mon Apr 15 22:16:02 PDT 2013


One mention, recipe 175, Partridge trimolette.  While the pot is to be 
closed so that no steam escapes, it is not specifically about cooking 
with just steam.


Thorvald


On 2013-04-15 20:09, Terry Decker wrote:
> After looking at Cindy Renfrow's Glossary, may I suggest that you check
> Le Viandier de Taillevent for the word "alainne" meaning "breath" but
> apparently a reference to steam.
>
> Bear
>
>> In fact, the first reference I know (in France) is from the eighteenth
>> century, and that is from a specialized work. I was actually surprised
>> to see
>> the references in Anthimus, especially since they are often secondary
>> (i.e.,
>> "as if steamed").
>>
>> On grilling, it seems that it was used for fish and small game, and
>> toasting bread, in our period. Barring further information....
>>
>> Jim Chevallier
>
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