Fried-Peachs-art - 2/25/18
"Fried Peaches Two Ways or 'Peach Doughnuts'" by Baroness Lucia de Enzinas.
NOTE: See also the files: Peaches-art, peaches-msg, Period-Fruit-art, fruit-pies-msg, eggs-msg, sugar-msg, wine-msg, Plum-Pudding-art, jams-jellies-msg.
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Fried Peaches Two Ways or 'Peach Doughnuts'
by Baroness Lucia de Enzinas
First recipe:
Peach doughnut. Cut open the ripe peach, take out the seed, make the same kind of dough we made for the salads or the elderberry. For we don’t add eggs to sage dough, but we do add eggs to peach dough, sometimes a little wine, too.
Second recipe:
Dip the peeled peach into the dough, then fry it and serve it when hot, add sugar. If the peach is clingstone, slice it into circles. The herb masters cut this into four, pour some wine onto it, then mix it with flour, finally, they fry it.
The Prince of Transylvania’s court cookbook, 16th Century
http://www.medievalcookery.com/etexts/transylvania-v104.pdf
Ingredients
· 1 cup flour
· 2 tbsp wine
· 1 egg
· 2 peaches, peeled and sliced into rounds
· 2 tbsp raw cane sugar for garnish.
· Butter for frying
Directions
1. Mix flour, egg and wine together with a fork.
2. Heat frying pan on medium heat, then add butter.
3. Dip peach discs into batter from step one and then carefully lay your peach pancake into the hot pan. Fry for 5 minutes on each side, or until brown.
4. Place cooked peach slice on plate and sprinkle with sugar. Serve warm.
Ingredients
· 2 tbsp wine*
· 2 peaches
· 1/2 cup flour
· Butter for frying
Directions
1. Cover the peaches with the wine and stir to coat.
2. Heat frying pan on medium heat, then add butter.
3. Dip peach quarters into flour and then gently place on frying pan.
4. Heat each side of the peach triangle for ~5 minutes or until browned. Serve warm.
* the wine will be the strongest flavour giving a tangy or sour cooked end product. If you use a really sweet wine, or a really ripe peach it would work better. I coated these peach doughnuts with raw sugar as well.
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