CoReMA

Cooking Recipes of the Middle Ages

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  • Ingredient: (usually) edible material used in cooking
  • Dish: general category of food
  • Tool: equipment used in cooking
  • Name: proper name of dish
  • Instruction: one set of action during dooking
  • Opener: phrase opening a recipe text
  • Closer: phrase closing a recipe text
  • Ref.: reference to another recipe
  • Kitchen Tip: set of actions concerning cooking
  • Household Tip: set of actions concerning household matters
  • Serving Tip: set of actions concerning dishing and serving the food
  • Speech ( ): active speech act of chef or other individual
  • Excluded ingredient ( ): potential ingredient is actively excluded
  • Compared to… ( ): comparison to suggest shape, measurement, etc.
  • Analogy ( ): something other is simulated (“fake” dish)

Ingredients / Tools: Indexes of ingredient and tool concepts reachable via English translation in brackets trailing Early New High German spelling

Metadata: Transcription and recipe view reachable via buttons next to recipe number under Metadata

Similar recipes: provides information on recipe relationships

Categories show, if decidable, main ingredient, distinct preparation method and type of dish

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Wood grouse, dietetics

Awerhun

Metadata:

Augsburg, Universitätsbibl., Cod.III.1.2°43Source Collection: A1, fol. 067rRecipe Nr. 92 Dating: 4th quater of 15th c.Origin: place of origin unknownLang: Bavarian, Bavarian, Bavarian

Similar recipes:

Same title: a1b.92Shared ingredients: a1b.92, wo9a.74, wo9a.74#Alt_ingredient_1Same ingredients in following recipe: 0Same tools in following recipe: 0

Categories:

Main ingredient: game poultryPreparation: -Type: medicinal

Awerhun calidum et aliquantulum humidum est Et ideo tam infirmis quam sanis in comestione bonus est Et si maden aut aly vermes hominem comedunt Vesicam vehimes puluerisa et de tali puluere in locum vlterum pone et cum gutauerint morientur

A1 - "Augsburg, Universitätsbibl., Cod.III.1.2°43"