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Cooking Recipes of the Middle Ages

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Pancakes, stuffed with crayfish and venison

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Brixen/Bressanone, Bibliothek des Priesterseminars, Cod. I 5 (Nr. 125)Source Collection: Br1, fol. 233vRecipe Nr. 21 Dating: ca. 1430/40 (Adamson 1996, 291); mid-15th c. (Honold 2005, 26)Origin: place of origin unknownLang: Bavarian

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Same title: br1.21Shared ingredients: br1.21Same ingredients in following recipe: 4Same tools in following recipe: 1

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Main ingredient: eggsPreparation: pancakeType: -

So haw daz gepraet alz zw dem holpraten vnd die schaln vnd leg sy dann in ain phann . vnd lazz sy syeden . vncz sy sein genueg So nim dann her wider auss . vnd schell sy schon vnd stez sy an ein chlains spissell vnd mach dar czw ainen soest von petersill . vnd meng die vnter die totern . alz vill dich genueg . zway oder drew . alz sy werden grueen . vnd nim dann ander totern . alz vill der grueen sey vnd mach die rot . vnd leg dan die ayer zw dem fewer pey dem spiczz vnd la sy werden haizz vnd peslach dan die air ains grueen . daz ander roett da mit richt an So mach drew pleter auz gruen daz ander rott daz dritt weis vnd nim dan eins wilpraecz alz dw pest muegst gehaben ain chlainhait daz gesoten sey vnd woll gewuerczt . vnd gemacht mit weinpern vnd nim ez dann her . vnd praicz auff die pleter . alz prait sy sein . da mit wint sy ueber ein ander alz ein gewunten prieff . yegleichs plat pesuender . vnd mach ein taig dar czw da dw sy inne pecziehest . vnd pachs in smalcz






Br1 - "Brixen/Bressanone, Bibliothek des Priesterseminars, Cod. I 5 (Nr. 125)"