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[29] Apple tarts. [30] Take apples which are best for cooking until
they fall apart. You shall peel these [31] and cut them small. But watch
that no [32] seeds or pieces of core fall in, because the seeds [E3r]
would taint the whole tart. When the apples [2] are cut up thus in small
pieces, so you shall [3] fill the crust of the same tart up to the top [4]
all full. Then you shall make a lid from the [5] same dough that the tart
is made from. Then [6] put them in the oven and let them bake thus. When
they are baked [7] so you shall take them out and cut a hole in the [8]
lid, so that the lid stays only as a ring around the edge. [9] Then you
shall stir with a wooden spoon [10] until all the apples which lie in the
tart are well broken up. [11] Or if one wants, one may pass them through a
sieve. Then [12] one shall take these following spices and mix [13] them
therewith, to wit: grains of paradise, ginger, cinnamon, [14] nutmegs,
cloves, mace, and potsugar. [15] But those who want to make this same tart
very delicious [16] take as well soft sugar cakes and also [17] sugar
which one uses for making cakes. And one shall [18] stir this together
with cream; then one shall [19] put it in the tart with the apples and let
it stand to dry [20] in the oven until it is dry. |
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