Category: Elizabethan

Stuffed Suckling Pig 0

Stuffed Suckling Pig

Stuffed Suckling Pig Translation: The piglet, slaughtered and bled at the throat, should be scalded with boiling water, then scraped; then take some lean pork, remove the fat and offal from the piglet, and...

Springerele 0

Springerele

I had been looking to do this type of cookie for awhile…not because of the actual cookie but the cookie molds are fantastic!  Ok…I know, that’s a little odd but hey, every one has...

Castle Pastry Walls 0

Castle Pastry Walls

Castle Pastry Walls Pastry from the period manuals is with out modern measurements so a bit of guess work is involved.  Making a good pastry is not as easy at it sounds.  The pastry...

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Orengat Candied Orange Peel Translation: Cut the peel of an orange into five pieces and scrape away the skin inside with a knife; then set them to soak in pure fresh water for nine...

Gingerbrede (Gingerbread) 0

Gingerbrede (Gingerbread)

Bear with me folks for I am getting ready to do a large English Subtlety at the beginning of February, so that means an influx of English recipes while I research the recipes I...

Figee or Figgy 0

Figee or Figgy

It’s fig season here.  Yielding small delectable sweet little treats fresh from the tree.  I had so many I couldn’t eat them all and wanted to preserve the few I had left.  I couldn’t...

Stuffed Boar’s Head 0

Stuffed Boar’s Head

I don’t do Elizabethan much.  There are many many books and commentary on a great many varieties of recipes from this period.  Stuffed Boar’s Head is a bit different.  The recipes in both the...