Title: Douce-Iame-art
Subject: "Douce Iame" by Lady Katherine Slough. A chicken dish cooked in a milk/honey sauce.
Author: Edited by Mark S. Harris
Last saved by: Mark S. Harris
Keywords: medieval, chicken, roast, milk, honey, sauce, recipe

Douce-Iame-art - 8/18/17

"Douce Iame" by Lady Katherine Slough. A chicken dish cooked in a milk/honey sauce.

NOTE: See also the files: chicken-legs-msg, chicken-msg. milk-msg, honey-msg, herbs-msg, saffron-msg, saffron-art, nuts-msg, birds-recipes-msg.

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Douce Iame
by Lady Katherine Slough

Cury on Inglish, Forme of Cury 64, p.112

Take gode cowe mylke and do it in a pot. Take parsel, sawge, ysope, saueray and oozer gode herbes; hewe hem and do hem in the mylke and seez them. Take capouns half yrosted and smyte hem on percys and do zerto pynes and hony clarified; salt it and colour it with safroun and serue it forth.

A Collection of Ordinances and Regulations for the Government of the Royal Household, Made in Divers Reigns: From King Edward III to King William and Mary, also Receipts in Ancient Cookery, p. 431   

Recipe 301 Bouce Jame

Take gode cowe mylk, and put it in a pot, and sethe hit, and take sage, parsel, ysope, and savory, and other gode herbs, and sethe hom, and hew hom smalle, and do hom in the pot; then take hennes, or capons, or chekyns, when thai byn half roste; and take hom of the spit, and smyte hom on peces, and do thereto, and put thereto pynes and raysnges of corance, and let hit boyle, and serve hit forthe

Redaction

2 chicken breasts, legs, or other chicken cuts
2 cups milk
1 tbs dried parsley
1 tsp dried savory
1 tsp dried sage
1 tbs honey
1-2 tbs pinenuts

Cook chicken in oven on baking sheet or roasting pan until cooked to a safe temperature.   

While chicken is cooking, put the milk into a saucepan, add the herbs, and heat to a very low simmer on the stove.  

When chicken is nearly cooked, remove from the pan and chop into pieces.  Drain any juices from the pan, then put chicken back in.  Mix honey into milk, than add it to the pan.  Sprinkle the pint nuts into the pan and bake at 300 degrees for about 15 minutes, until chicken is cooked.   If the milk does not cover the chicken, turn the pieces a few times so the sauce coats evenly.  

Place chicken pieces on serving dish, drizzle a little of the milk on it, and serve.

Options : Chicken can be cut into pieces before cooking, which also produces neater pieces.  Chicken can also be simmered in the milk saucepan on low after precooking.

Note : Recipe can be increased easily, but only enough milk is needed to coat chicken.  Ideally, the pieces are covered while cooking.  
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