Our next project for 3rd Trimester is that we are going to research and prepare a meal from the middle ages from 5th - 14th century. There is 5 members in my group. We decided to do 5 different thing, which are:
- Almond Pudding (14th - 16th century)
- Rissoles on a Meat Day (14th century)
- Frutuors (14th - 15th century)
- Cabbage Pottage (13th century)
- Parsnip Pie (14th century)
Rissoles on a Meat Day:
-4 eggs, hard boiled and chopped
-1/2 lb cheese, grated
-2 tbsp. powder fine
-pinch of salt
The meat tasted like plain normal meat. The smell of cinnamon was really strong. It was really hard to make and it took me about three hours to make it.
http://www.medievalcookery.com/recipes/rissoles.html
Creamy Mashed Parsnip:
-1 lb potatoes
-3-4 tbsp. butter
-3-4 tbsp. olive oil
-milk
-salt and pepper
-1/2 cup parsley
-water
My teammate made this and said it tasted like a mix of carrots and ginger. When you eat it, it melts in your mouth.It tasted like what it smelled like. When she was making it and the smoke detector went on while in the middle making this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oU2iwwui7y0&feature=youtu.be
Cabbage Pottage:
-1 head of fresh cabbage
-2 medium sized onions
-2 whole leeks
-3 cups of vegetable broth
My teammate said it had a taste of cabbage with chicken broth, it had a mixed taste of the herb which is the coriander and onions. It also tasted a little bitter and a little salty. She also said that this was really simply to make.
http://www.medieval-recipes.com/delicious/medieval-pottage-cabbage/
Almond Pudding:
-1 1/2 tbsp. sugar
-1/4 cup of cram
-1/2 tbsp. rose water
-1/2 tbsp. unflavored gelatin
This almond pudding tasted really sugary, icy, and also had a taste of almond milk mixed with eggs. My teammate also said that it was pretty difficult to make. When you look at the steps it looked easy, but when she tried to make it, it wasn't easy.
http://www.greneboke.com/recipes/almondpudding.shtml
Frutours:
-1 cup off flour
-1 egg
-1/2 cup of beer
-1 tbsp. of sugar
-oil
My teammate said that when you but it into your mouth, it tasted really moist and soft, and it was really delicious. It had a smell like apple. When she tried it, it was most. She said that it was not hard to make this although she burned herself.
http://www.medievalcookery.com/recipes/frutours.html
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