Working with what I have I have redacted once again, A White Ginger Sauce for Capons.
Please see the following:
125 g fresh spinach
20 g peeled, finely grated, ginger
1Tbsp red wine
1 Tbsp white wine vinegar
1 Tbsp sugar
1 1/2 Tbsp dry rubbed sage
At the moment I did not have fresh sage available to me. I intend to do this again when I do.
Method; I used my stab mixer to puree everything to a fine mush / liquid. I added the dry sage half of a tablespoon at a time, letting it set a few hours between each addition. The mixture has now Sat two days and tastes very good. It is however changing color to a dark green/ black instead of the vibrant green it initially was. The taste is good though.
Meant to be served " raw " this sauce is uncooked and also served cold. With capon or other fowl.
A place for me to talk about my experiments and discoveries in medieval cooking. Most of this is for myself but if you wish to follow along and share the journey you are more than welcome.
Monday, March 26, 2018
Friday, March 16, 2018
Another how did I miss that!
So as I make my way through coronation planning I am reviewing recipes. I wish to redo something I did at KWDS which is simple roasted sliced meats for lunch. This time I would like to add some sauces on the side. As I'm reviewing a sauce recipe I re read the original recipe and find I completely missed an ingredient. I completely missed it! Now to redo the recipe.
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