Posted by: hearttohearthcookery | September 5, 2023

Sabotiere Ready!-A Taste of Hearth Cooking

My table is ready for the receipt (recipe) To make Gooseberry Cream Ice which would be referred to as gooseberry ice cream today.  From left to right on the table are two original sabotieres, a bag of salt and gourd spoon, a sieve with a few very ripe gooseberries remaining from my preserving fresh picked ripe gooseberries a month prior, a gally pot of preserved gooseberries to be used in the ice cream which were strained through the sieve, a second sieve in a pewter basin, a wood masher, my reproduction pewter sabotiere and coopered bucket ready for the ice and salt.

My table is ready for the receipt (recipe) To make Gooseberry Cream Ice which would be referred to as gooseberry ice cream today.  From left to right on the table are two original sabotieres, a bag of salt and gourd spoon, a sieve with a few very ripe gooseberries remaining from my preserving fresh picked ripe gooseberries a month prior, a gally pot of preserved gooseberries to be used in the ice cream which were strained through the sieve, a second sieve in a pewter basin, a wood masher, my reproduction pewter sabotiere and coopered bucket ready for the ice and salt.

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  1. Alan friday's avatar

    So I took care of my secretary who died at 94 in 2020

    Her name was Mary brocato
    Her father came to Birmingham Alabama circa 1890

    His brother went to New Orleans at the same time
    He founded https://www.angelobrocatoicecream.com/

    I have these sabortieries

    Can see pics if give me an e mail

    I understand quite rare
    Pewter —the way george Washington and Jefferson made ice cream

    Any help re value etc?
    Thank u
    Af

    • hearttohearthcookery's avatar

      Alan, Please send me pictures of the sabotieres at foodhxsmp@gmail.com. Susan


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