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ethnic ancient roman recipes
1-1.5kg) 300g minced meat (half beef, half pork) 100g groats (of oat) 2 eggs 250ml white wine 1 tblsp oil 1 tblsp liebstoeckl 1/4 tsp ground ginger 1/4 tsp ground pepper 1 tsp green peppercorns 50g stone-pine kernels liquamen or salt to ...
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ancient roman cooking...
mix raisins, pepper, liebstoeckl, oregano, onion, wine, liquamen and oil together and put in a casserole. cook until done. then put small boiled fish fillets or boiled small whole fishes into it. thicken with a bit of cornstarch and ...
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vitellina fricta - fried veal
liebstoeckl cumin oregano dried onion to taste. definition of liebstoeckl: it is an ancient spice, similar to celery. the roots of the plant were ground into a powder. it’s an umbelliferous plant with yellowish flowers. ...
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in vitulinam elixam - boiled veal
liebstoeckl cumin celery seeds to taste 2 tablespoons honey 2 tablespoons vinegar 100ml oil 100 ml liquamen (or 100ml white wine + 1 teaspoon salt) cornstarch, small amount. definition of liquamen: a salty fish sauce. ...
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housework
i will have the friday favourite vegetable soup cooking on the stove by 11am and that old familiar smell of liebstoeckl will fill the air and there they´ll be again, the memories of my grandmother. she was amazing! ...
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Minutal Marinum (Seafood Fricassee)
Cook approximately 30 minutes on small to moderate heat. When well done ground coriander, liebstoeckl and oregano and add to the fish fricassee. Boil again shortly. Then thicken sauce with starch, sprinkle pepper on the fricasse and serve.
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Aliter Baedinam - NovaRoma
[edit] Ingredients. 10 lamb cutlets; 1 l white wine; 100 ml oil; 2 big onions, diced; 2-tblsp-ground coriander; 1-tsp ground pepper; 1 tblsp Liebstoeckl; 1-tsp ground cumin; 200 ml Liquamen (or 2 tsp salt) ...
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In Ovis Apalis (Boiled Eggs)
See "ancient roman ingredients" for info on ingredients. Dressing for boiled eggs: mix together pepper, liebstoeckl, soaked pine kernels. Add honey and vinegar and season with liquamen. Serve together with the eggs.
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In Ovis Apalis - Boiled Eggs Ingredients
In Ovis Apalis - Boiled Eggs ingredients include 8 hard boiled eggs (not too well done - boil ca. 4 minutes), 50 gram(s) stone-pine kernels, honey; pepper, vinegar, liebstoeckl; liquamen (or salt) to taste.
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Dorit Kreysler
Liebstöckl reportedly was so impressed with her that he advised the young girl to work on the stage when they met in a streetcar. He talked with her parents and they finally agreed. After following acting and dance classes she made her ...
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Chicken soup
... because people actually still make their own soups); Garlic; 1 yellow onion with skin; peppercorns; 1 tomato; and my personal favourite herb Liebstöckl (I found these translations: Lovage, Love Parsley, Garden lovage, Bladder seed) ...
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