hist-brewing: XIIIth cent spice named Squinant
Karen Olson
kaolson3 at hotmail.com
Thu Dec 9 08:44:19 PST 1999
there are actually several types of cinnamon or Cassia Cinnamon as suppliers
call it. the ones I know about are Korintje , Chinese, Vietnam, and Ceylon
cassia cinnamon. The Korintje Cassia Cinnamon comes from Indonesia, that
may be what you are looking for. For more info you might try
WWW.Penzeys.com it may cost a bit, but the qaulity is well worth it.
Karen
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From: "Eric A. Rhude" <ateno at panix.com>
To: hist-brewing at pbm.com
Subject: hist-brewing: XIIIth cent spice named Squinant
Date: Thu, 9 Dec 1999 09:35:34 -0500
Hello all:
I am readacting a Claree from "Two Anglo-Norman Culinary
collections Edited from Britich Library Manuscripts,
Additional; 32085 and Royal 12.C.xii"
It is in Middle Medieval French which is not a
problem since the source translated it for me.
And I checked with a fluent french speaker and
she assured me it was as close as she knew.
But the trouble all began with the spices:
All are standard spices for a Claree, from cinnamon
to Cardamom, but two were a problem.
Malabathrum: From what I can tell its a Indian Cinnamon, any
other ideas?
Squinant: None of my usual suspects have any idea what it
is. Has anyone heard of it or can you give me a hint?
Thanks so much.
Eric Rhude
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