[CH] tasty chiled children
Rael64 (z42dkm@yahoo.com)
Fri, 30 May 2003 11:23:20 -0700 (PDT)
Just not fair for Elmo to have all the tasty
tidbits...
http://www.garot.com/elmo/eating_children.asp
So, a recipe or two just waiting for a fresh child, or
kid...(add chiles as needed)
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Kid pie
PASTEL DE CABRITO
And if by chance the kids are too fat to be roasted,
you may cut them in pieces, and make them into
pasteles or empanadas (39) And you may take fine spice
and chopped parsley and put them in the empanadas with
a little sweet oil and take this food to the oven; and
a little before you remove it from the oven, beat some
eggs with verjuice or orange juice and put it in the
empanada though the vent hole on the top of the
empanada, and then return it to the oven for the space
of three Paternosters. And then remove it, and put
this pastel before the lord on a plate, and open it
and give it to him.
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POTTAGE OF MARINATED KID WHICH IS CALLED JANETE OF KID
POTAJE DE CABRITO ADOBADO QUE SE DICE JANETE DE
CABRITO
Take a forequarter of kid and cook it in a pot, and
after it is cooked take it out, and cut it into pieces
as big as a walnut; and take fatty bacon, and gently
fry [the kid] with it and with a little bit of onion;
then take toasted almonds and grind them in a mortar
with a piece of kid's liver roasted on the coals and
with a crustless piece of bread soaked in white
vinegar; and all of this should be ground together
with a pair of egg yolks for each dish; and after it
is all well-ground, blend it with good broth. And then
strain it through a woolen cloth; and when it has been
strained, put it in the pot where it must cook. And
cast in all fine spices; and put the kid in the pot
together with the sauce. And cook it, and when it is
cooked, cast a little cut-up parsley in the pot, and
sugar, and make it in such a manner that it tastes a
little of vinegar; and cast on it the pot-grease from
the first cooking of the kid, and cast on enough.
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Eat 'em up yum...
Peace, Hendrix, and Chiles.......
Rael64
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