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bunnyjadwiga ([personal profile] bunnyjadwiga) wrote2007-04-17 09:52 pm

Christopher's dayboard menu from this weekend

-Garlic Torta
-Beef y-stewed
-Macrews (or losyns)-- noodles with cheese, anyway
-walnut pie
-Chicken with Another Sauce (vinegar-shallot)
-pea soup
-frumenty
-cumin onions
- Small pottage of carrots
-Cold ham and Salami
- Cheeses
- White Bread, rye bread, pitas
- butter and honey butter (don't ask me why he made honey butter, I thought he hated it)
- Pickles
- Daryal
- almonds
-Salat (massively interfered with by Jadwiga)
-Radish Salat forced on him by Jadwiga

Buffet (interfered with by Jadwiga)
- wafers (commercial pizelles) and food for Angels
- candied seeds and candied ginger, candied almonds
- dried peaches, apricots, figs, dates, cantelope (tastes like gumdrops), plums
- biskets (homemade-- shortbread I think)
- Roasted pears
- quince paste

To drink: water and lemon drink from syrup of lemons

Radish Salat

[identity profile] bunnyjadwiga.livejournal.com 2007-04-23 01:22 am (UTC)(link)
Radishes, sliced, dressed with olive oil, vinegar and salt.

Rumpolt, bless him, gives you two versions, so you can poach/blanch them in a little water if they are too sharp:

44.Take radish (/ and cut it small/ broad and thin/ poach it in water/ cool it / season it with oil/ vinegar and salt. You may sprinkle it with sugar or not.

45. Or take a radish/ cut in small and thin/ or fine diced/
season it with vinegar/ oil and salt/ so it is good oo.

Translation by Gwen Cat

I made this first on a whim and discovered that it is startlingly addicting-- we went through nearly a whole daikon during prep for Seder this year. The key is enough salt. :)

Thank You

[identity profile] cbpotts.livejournal.com 2007-04-23 12:02 pm (UTC)(link)
We shall be trying this shortly, and shall let you know how well it works...our dread Baron is not much of one for veggies, but perchance we could sneak it onto the tables anyway!