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Chicken with redcurrant sauce

Straight to the recipe A bright summer-sauce from the sixteenth century Blackbirds, thrushes, finches - who doesn't enjoy hearing these…

14 years ago

Zabaglione

Straight to the recipe Unchanged through the centuries There was no country called Italy in the Middle Ages. There was…

14 years ago

A hedgehog of marzipan

Straight to the recipe An recipe from Hannah Glasse Disquised food is always fun. That's why there are several recipes…

16 years ago

Gooseberry Omelette

Straight to the recipe A sixteenth-century Dutch recipe The recipe for omelette (tasey) balances on te edge of what we…

16 years ago

medieval eggs with mustard

Straight to the recipe 'Souppe en civé' Eggs are very prominent in medieval cuisine, they are used as thickening agent in sauces…

16 years ago

Strawberry Soufflé

Straight to the recipe Just a puff of hot air Dessert is the triumphant closure of an elaborate dinner. It must…

19 years ago

Roman patina with herbs

Straight to the recipe In the introduction to the recipe for Roman patina with asparagus and quail I wrote about this dish.…

19 years ago

Omelette with quail and asparagus

Patina, a Roman dish This is a recipe from Antiquity.It is from the cookbook that inspired me in naming my…

19 years ago

Dough for savoury pastry

The recipes on this page are meant for 500 gram flour or meal, which will make between 750 and 1000…

19 years ago

Home Made Italian Pasta

The Italians are famous for their pasta. On this page you learn how to make fresh pasta, with eggs and…

20 years ago

Stuffed meatballs in lettuce

Straight to the recipe And about the history of a typically Dutch snack, the 'frikandel' The original recipe on this…

22 years ago

Chinese tea-eggs

Decorative and delicate in taste This is a very special way to serve hardboiled eggs. You prepare them in advance,…

22 years ago

Spanish marinated quail eggs

This is a tapa, to accompany a glass of sherry or wine. It is a very tasty dish, which can…

22 years ago

‘Split nuns’

Stuffed eggs from early sixteenth century The oldest extant Dutch cookbook in print dates from 1514. It is titled Een notabel…

22 years ago