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- document 15
State Papers: Mince
Pie recipe, dated early 17th century.
(Catalogue reference:
SP 14/189 folio 7) |
- For six Minst Pyes of an
- Indifferent biggnesse.
- Take halfe a peck of the fynest Flower,
2 li[bra]s of Suger,
- 2 li[bra]s of Butter, a Loyne of fatt Mutton,
w[i]th a litle of
- a Legg of Veale to mynce w[i]th it, 2 li[bra]s
of Reasons of
- the Sunn, as many Currons, of Cloves, Mace,
- and Nuttmeggs one ownce.
- For the Paist mingle 1 pound and a halfe
of Suger
- w[i]th the Flower and breake in the Yolkes
of six
- Eggs, then worke it together w[i]th 3 parts
of the two
- pounde of Butt[e]r. Sett on a litle water,
and lett
- it Seethe, then scym it and put in the
4th parte of
- the Butt[e]r, and when it is melted, Scym
it cleane
- from the Water, and worke it w[i]th the
Paist.
- For the Meate. Let it be seasoned w[i]th
Pepper,
- and mingled w[i]th halfe a pound of Suger,
the other
- Frute and Spyce, the Raisons must be stoned, &
- some of them mynced amongst the meate,
the
- others put in hole, put in the Joyce of
two Orringes
- and one Leamond, and the Ryne of them smale
- mynced.
- When the Pyes are filled slyce Dates and
stick
- in the top, and when you sett them into
the
- oven Wash them over w[i]th the yolkes of
Eggs.
- and pynn them upp in Papers.
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