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When the Dragons Laire Culinary Guild was testing recipes for our Cheese Cookbook We found cheese fritters in abundance in medieval and Renaissance cookbooks. This was just one of many. We used ricotta cheese in most of them but any fresh cheese with a creamy consistency might be substituted. Imperial Fritters
To toast nuts: heat nuts in a dry skillet over medium heat, tossing or stirring them frequently until they start to brown and you can smell a toasty scent. Combine cheese, flour, egg whites in bowl. Stir in toasted and cooled nuts making sure to get them evenly distributed in the thick batter. Drop by spoonfuls into hot fat ( A small scoop will help make the fritters round.) Fry until golden brown Drain on paper towels and roll in sugar while still hot. Variations: other nuts can be substituted. Particularly walnuts or hazelnuts. Toast them in the same manner and chop to a size resembling pine nuts. About the Source: Libro di cucina/Libro per cuoco (Anonimo Veneziano) is an Italian cookbook associated with Venice and dated to the late 14th or early 15th century. We worked from the Translation by Helewyse de Birkstad, OL (MKA Louise Smithson) from the transcription of Ludovico Frati. |
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This recipe was published in the Dragons Laire Culinary Guild Booklet; "A Small Selection of Cheese Recipes from Medieval and Renaissance Sources" Other recipes featured in this booklet on this site include
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