After the young Fennel for the receipt (recipe), A Sallet of Fennel, is tied up in bunches, when your skillet boils, put in enough to make a dish.
Enough to Make a Dish
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Take Young Fennel
The 17th century receipt (recipe), A Sallet of Fennel, begins: Take young Fennel, about a span long in the Spring, tye it up in bunches as you do Sparragrass. A span is about eight inches in length and Sparragrass (sparrow grass) is asparagus as it is known today.
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A Pudding with Whey
The receipt (recipe), How to make a Pudding with Whey, was prepared with one quart of Whey, one pound of Butter, one penny roll cut very thin in slices, Cinamon, Mace, six eggs, Almonds beaten, Dates cut in quarters, Marrow, Sugar and Rose-water and the dish garnished about the brim with puffed paste.
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Garnish About the Brims
After the almonds, dates, marrow, sugar, and rosewater have been added to the whey, butter, bread, cinnamon, mace batter for the receipt (recipe), How to make a Pudding with Whey, it is ready to be poured into a dish having a garnish about the brims. For the garnish, decorative puff-paste was used.
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Almonds, Dates and Marrow
After the eggs have been added to the cooled mixture of Whey, butter bread, cinnamon and mace, the receipt (recipe) for How to make a Pudding with Whey states: you may add Almonds beaten, Dates cut in quarters, Marrow, Sugar, Rosewater and salt butter. The almonds, dates and marrow are ready to be stirred in the kettle.
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Beat and Cast
After the mixture of whey, butter, thin slices of bread, cinnamon and mace has been boiled and cooled for the receipt (recipe), How to make a Pudding with Whey, then cool it and beat to it six eggs, cast away three whites.
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Into a Quart of Whey
For the receipt (recipe), How to make a Pudding with Whey, the first step is to put into a quart of Whey, one pound of Butter, one penny roll cut very thin in slices, a stick or two of Cinamon, some large Mace, and let it boyl all together half a quarter of an hour.
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Whey Ingredients
The ingredients are readied for preparing the receipt (recipe) How to make a Pudding with Whey. The ingredients include whey, a penny roll, cinnamon, mace, eggs, almonds, dates, marrow and rose-flower water.
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To candy Borage-Flowers
Take the Flowers (borage) with the stalks and wash them over with a little Rose-water, wherein Gum arabecke is dissolved, then take fine searced Sugar, and dust over them and set them a drying on the bottome of a Sieve. This is a receipt (recipe) published by John Haviland in 1636. The feather was used to wash the petals with the Gum Arabic solution.
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Borage in Flower
Nicholas Culpeper described borage, borago officinalis, in The Complete Herbal (published in 1649) as good to expel pensiveness and melancholy. The plant flowers from early to mid-summer.
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