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The word "cockentrice" is the most common name for the fanciful dish; other known names include "cokagrys", "cokyntryche", and "cotagres.". It is a combination of the words "cock" (a capon) and "gryse" (a suckling pig). The main idea of the dish was to use parts of regular animals to create an impression of a mythical.
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Quotation from A Fifteenth Century Schoolbook , p. 74, no. 307. A Boke of Gode Cookery is James Matterer's collection of medieval recipes which he has translated and adapted for the modern cook. James has been preparing medieval food since 1979 and has been working from period sources and creating his own contemporay redactions since 1989.
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"Helmeted Cock" A variation of the "Cockentrice," the "Helmeted Cock" was prepared by mounting a bird, adorned with coats of arms that honored the noble lords and ladies present, on a pig. Unlike "Cockentrice" however it was seen as merely a side dish to be served in between main dishes. Claude Huyghens, Fetes Gourmandes au.
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Guineafowl (/ ˈ ɡ ɪ n i f aʊ l /; sometimes called "pet speckled hens" or "original fowl") are birds of the family Numididae in the order Galliformes.They are endemic to Africa and rank among the oldest of the gallinaceous birds. Phylogenetically, they branched off from the core Galliformes after the Cracidae (chachalacas, guans, and curassows) and before the Odontophoridae (New World quail).
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The idea behind the Helmeted Cock is that the pig represents the noble steed while the cock—resplendent in military regalia—stands in for the gallant knight errant. Guaranteed to get a good laugh at banquets, it was served up as a companion to the Cockentrice (see the previous item).
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Guinea Cock (Male) Size: 15-28 inches long; 1.9-3.8 pounds: Guinea Hen (Female) Size: Often the same size and weight as males:. Helmeted Guinea Fowls get their breed's name, Numida meleagris, by combining the old Roman name for Africa (Numida) and meleagris, which means Guinea fowl. Finally, the casque on their head resembles a helmet.
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There's a variation on the dish called the Helmeted Cock, that involves dressing up the bird in military regalia and making it appear the ride the pig. Finally, we come to the Roti Sans Pereil (or.
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The specimen above is called a cockentrice (or cockentryce). It is, quite literally, a pig's upper body sewn onto a turkey bottom. The recipe for it dates from the 15th-century, although it was.
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The Helmeted Cock. Another entry into the "Weird Things To Do With Animals" category: In the medieval French cookbook Le Viandier de Tailleven, Guillaume Tirel has a description of a dish that.
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Helmeted cocks. The Helmeted Cock is another fascinating combination of pigs and capons which appears in the medieval French Cookbook of Guillaume Tirel, known today as Le Viandier de Tailleven. Both animals were roasted separately then the Capon was made to ride the pig, while wearing the coats of arms that honored the lords present..
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The helmeted guineafowl ( Numida meleagris) is the best known of the guineafowl bird family, Numididae, and the only member of the genus Numida. It is native to Africa, mainly south of the Sahara, and has been widely introduced, as a domesticated species, into the West Indies, North America, Colombia, Brazil, [2] Australia and Europe.
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Cock Ale. In the Middle Ages, cock ale was a popular type of beer which was prepared by crushing a boiled cock, four pounds of raisins, nutmeg, mace and half a pound of dates and throwing the crushed ingredients inside a canvas bag. The bag was placed in the ale and left there to steep for six or seven days.
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A favourite of the table was the helmeted cock — prepared by stitching a rooster so it seemed to be riding atop a pig. Related: Poop Sausage to Pee Drinks: 7 Gross 'Human Foods' 12.
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But the True Love Roast, a 12-bird concoction of turkey, goose, chicken, pheasant, partridge, pigeon squab, Aylesbury duck, Barbary duck, poussin, guinea fowl, mallard, and quail—one bird for.
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The idea behind the Helmeted Cock is that the pig represents the noble steed while the cock—resplendent in military regalia—stands in for the gallant knight errant. Guaranteed to get a good laugh at banquets, it was served up as a companion to the Cockentrice (see the previous item).