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[11] Thus shall one prepare pheasant and peacock. Make [12] them
clean as is appropriate and ready to go [13] to roast on a spit. And when
they are half roasted [14] so stick them with cloves and for [15] two
dishes an ounce [each] of cleyncruyt, [that is] crushed grains of paradise
[16] [and] cloves, black pepper, nutmegs and [17] two ounces of crushed
cinnamon. Then take half a [18] pint of rosewater and half a pint of
vinegar; [19] put this on the roast. Assemble the spices and put [20] them
through a sieve. In this sauce one shall put [21] a quarter [of a pound]
of sugar and take half a pound of [22] cinnamon, then take a bowl of
onions and put it in the [23] sugar just as one puts other spices. And
when [24] the roast meat is taken dry from the spit so lay it [25] in
dishes and strew it with cinnamon. Then put [26] some of the sauce with
it, to wit, in the dish without [27] touching the meat. This sauce is also
good for all [28] roast meat. |
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