Franken Chicken
Stuffed Chicken Skin (also known as Franken Chicken) This recipe was done out of curiosity. I mean really how often do you go to a dinner party and say “OMG…that chicken is a STUFFED...
Redaction of historic recipes (mainly Middle Eastern and Roman). Historically period dishes are incredibly tasty, just requires a little experimentation and having a lot of fun cooking!
Stuffed Chicken Skin (also known as Franken Chicken) This recipe was done out of curiosity. I mean really how often do you go to a dinner party and say “OMG…that chicken is a STUFFED...
Makabib al-Yahud (The meatballs of the Jews) This recipe starts with lean meat. The meat is not described as being kosher. Kosher is (per Wikipidea) “…in regard to land beasts (Hebrew:Behemoth), Deuteronomy and Leviticus...
Al-Madira (Meat and Leeks) This translation is one of my favorites, a warm rich thick yogurt meaty dish that has wonderful flavors. A great winter or fall type of dish. It’s not quite chicken...
Hummus Kasa Period hummus is very hearty. This is not the usual 5 ingredients and smooth hummus that many are use to today. Period hummus walks into a room and demands the best spot...
Laymun Marakibi (Salted Lemons) There are a couple of ways to make this. The period translations read: 1st Translation: Pickled lemons are done in the manner thus; Slice lemons. Sprinkle with salt. Drain of...
Kunafa (Shredded dough pastry) The original translation is a bit tricky on this recipe. This is what I call a reverse redaction as the original I found is actually a modern day recipe with...
Hubaishiyya (Meat with Carrots and Raisins) This dish can be made with any type of meat i.e. beef, venison, duck etc. I chose to use chicken as it was conveniently in my freezer when...
Zabib Wa-NaNa (Raisins and Mint) This next recipe is the first step for another recipe. I figured you would want this recipe instead of having to guess where the raisins and mint came from...
Fish in the Style of Jimli (Fish w/Prunes) The original recipe’s translation is as follows from A Collection of Medieval and Renaissance Cookbooks, pp. A-52/An anonymous Andalusian Cookbook of the Thirteenth Century Translation: Take...
Dissecting Medieval Middle Eastern Cooking By Honorable Lady Sosha Lyon’s O’Rourke Introduction: Medieval Middle Eastern cooking is said to have had …”more cookbooks in Arabic from before 1400 then in the rest of the...