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To frye Lambs feete | ||||
When the feete bee very tenderly soddon* take small | ||||
herbs and minse them take the yelke of an egge, with | ||||
the hearbes and temper* them together, with a little | ||||
sugar. Then lay in your feete in the same water | ||||
and wette them all over, then frye them very broune | ||||
and for the sauce take white vineger, sugar, cinamon | ||||
& ginger, & so boyle them. | ||||
To boyle Lambes feete | ||||
When your feete bee tender sodden take vineger | ||||
and butter sugar, cinamon & ginger & boyle your | ||||
feete in the same a good while, & serve them upon | ||||
soppes*. | ||||
To boyle a malard | ||||
Boyle your malard in water scum* it cleane | ||||
then season your water wth vineger whole pep | ||||
whole cloves, whole mace and salte, and when | ||||
it is halfe boyled put in chopped onnyons, and | ||||
currants and prunes Lay bread in steepe in | ||||
vineger, & streigne it, and so boyle them | ||||
alltogether, till they bee enoughe, then serve | ||||
it up, upon soppes, with the fruite and | ||||
onnyons upon it. | ||||
Soppes for chekins* with [?] | ||||
damsons | ||||
Take damsons and red wine boyle them toge- | ||||
ther & streigne* them together, then take sugar | ||||
cinamon ginger & the gravie of chekins | ||||
and cast it on the soppes. | ||||
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Transcribed by JW and LF