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Hühnerfrikassee I

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Fricassee

If you wish to make fricassee, take hens' wings and feet and put to cook in water, and take a little rice and moisten it with this water, then cook it over a low fire, and then cut the meat into very thin strips, and put it to cook with a little sugar. This is called a `laceiz', Or if you wish, put the rice to cook wholly with the water the hen was cooked in, or with milk of almonds; this is called augoulee.

Traite le Cuisine

Hühnerfrikassee II

England

To Make A Frycacee of Chicken

Nimm fünf Hühner, schneide sie in Stücke so groß wie Austern, würze sie mit Muskatblüte, Muskat und Pfeffer und Salz, süßem Majoran und Thymian, ein Pint Weißwein, zwei Maß kräftige Brühe, 2 Anchovis, 3 Schalotten, einige Fleischklößchen, in Scheiben geschnittene Zitrone, laß alles dämpfen, bis sie weich sind, dann tue sie in ein halbes Pfund Butter und schlag es mit zwei Eigelb, bis es dick wird, verziere mit gebratenen Sippols, Barbeeren, Zitrone und Austern.

Kloster Reading, aus: Foster, Klostermauern

Hühnerfrikassee III

England

Preparation note from her Excellency:

For simplicity's sake for this feast, we roasted the chickens and then simply picked the meat off the bones. With several people working, it went quickly and cooked chicken is much safer to work with on a large scale than raw. Because there were allergies this dish was a bit tricky for the kitchen. We had onion allergies, wine allergies and citrus allergies. I am pleased to say that we were able to remove servings of chicken for the people involved at the appropriate times and made sure they each got to taste the dish in a version that was safe for them. We served the dish over rice.

Fricacee of Chicken

Cut chickens, which must be flayed off their skin, into thin slices, and beat them; or the like with Veal. Put about half a pint of water or flesh-broth to them in a frying pan, and some Thyme, and Sweet-marjoram, and an Onion or two, quartered, and boil them til they be tender, having seasoned them with Salt, and about twenty Corns of whole white Pepper, and four or five Cloves.
When they are enough, take a half a pint of White wine, four yolks of Eggs, a quarter of a pound of butter (or more), a good spoonful of Thyme, Sweet-marjoram and Parsley (more parsley than they others) all minced small: a Porrenger full of gravy. When all these are well incorporated together over the fire, and well beaten, pour it into the pan to the rest, and turn it continually up and down over the fire, till all be well incorporated.
Then throwaway the Onion and the first sprigs of Herbs, squeeze Orange into it, and serve it up hot.

The Closet of the Eminently Learned Sir Kenelm Digbie, Knight, Opened; Baronessa Ilaria Francesca Aldobrandini (Shire of Castlemere Cooks [Broken Link: Das Shire of Castlemere hat seine Webseite leider komplett neu organisiert, und die Kochgilde ist - zZt - nicht mehr zu finden; s. Shire of Castlemere], SCA)