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The Roman Cookery of Apicius...
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I have a couple of translations of Apicius, and have tried recipes from them. Here's a rough overview:<br>
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Sala Catabia: Even though it's a salad I cooked it and it's delicious, a really nice rich food (for best results use Cypriot cheese, if not a white Cheshire is nice)<br>
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Ova Spongia ex Lacta: Bland, even with nutmeg and pepper<br>
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Boletus Mushrooms: Delicious either on their own or as an accompaniment to steak<br>
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Liver Rissoles: With the recipe I used, far too salty.<br>
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If anyone wants detailed cooking instructions for the mushrooms or (cooked) bread salad, let me know and I'll post them.<br>
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<p>Veni Vidi Bibi</p><i></i>
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The Roman Cookery of Apicius... - by Anonymous - 10-30-2002, 02:09 AM
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