Sausage recipes from Susanna Harsdorf's 1582 recipe book

Sep 27, 2013 08:44

I took a little side trip to see how I am doing on being able to read cooking manuscripts.  Not too bad!  At first I was a thinking whoa, this is too hard, but then I remembered that I have to practice before I can read these things.  I started an index for this, and got through the first 25 pages and the manuscript came to life ( Read more... )

culinary symposium, cooking, 16th century german, sausage, 16th century, harsdorffer

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madbaker September 27 2013, 19:23:48 UTC
Interesting! The Germans seemed to have a thing for rubbing them with oil in between hanging. It's not a confit, but presumably it helps form a bit of a barrier and perhaps moistens the outer layer a bit.

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madbaker September 27 2013, 19:25:13 UTC
Can you put this up on the Charcuterie Google Doc?

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jillwheezul September 27 2013, 19:39:20 UTC
Thanks for reading this Tina! I agree that würm is probably warmth and I changed it!

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