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Rindergulasch I

Frankreich, 14. Jhd.

Cyvé

Viandier de Taillevent, 1395, aus: Fahrenkamp, Mannsbild

Rindergulasch II

England, 15. Jhd

Für 6 hungrige Krieger

Beef y-Stywyd.

Take fair beef of the ribs of the fore-quarters, and smite in fair pieces, and wash the beef in a fair pot; then take the water that the beef was seethed in, and strain it through a strainer, and seethe the same water and beef in a pot, and let them boil together; then take cinnamon, cloves, mace, grains of paradise, cubebs and onions minced, parsley and sage and cast thereto, and let them boil together; and then take a loaf of bread, and steep it with broth and vinegar, and then draw it through a strainer, and let it be still; and when it is near enough, cast the liquor thereto, but not too much, and then let it boil once, and cast saffron thereto a quantity; then take salt and vinegar, and cast thereto, and look that it be poignant enough, & serve forth.

Harleian MS 279 vj; Lady Caointiarn (SCA); Stefan's Florilegium