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RECIPE FOR HERB AND FLOWER SALAD (SCOTTISH MEDIEVAL)
Title: Herb And Flower Salad (scottish Medieval)
Category: Check Uk Medieval Herbs
Serves: 6

Ingredients:
** British Measurements **
2.00bnWatercress
1.00pkMustard greens & cress
2.00ozFresh parsley sprigs
1.00Leek; finely sliced
6.00Spring onions; chopped
1.00ozSorrel leaves; chopped
1.00ozDandelion leaves; chopped
1.00Fennel bulb; sliced into
. matchsticks
1.00ozDaisy leaves; chopped
Red sage leaves
Mint leaves
1.00Fresh rosemary sprig;
. chopped
1.00clGarlic
1.00tbWine vinegar
Salt & pepper to taste
6.00tbOlive oil
Violets, primrose, daisies,
. blue borage flowers,
. dandelions & alexander
. buds to decorate

Instructions:
Wash and dry all the salad greens and prepare it.
Mix together in a large bowl, which has been rubbed well with a garlic clove, reserving the flowers.
Place the wine vinegar, seasonings and olive oil into a screw- topped jar and shake well to blend.
Pour over the salad just before serving and mix again carefully.
Decorate with the flowers as you wish and serve immediately.
Makes about 6 servings.
** A Book of Historical Recipes ** by Sara Paston-Williams The National Trust of Scotland, 1995 ISBN = 0-7078-0240-7 Scanned and formatted for you by The WEE Scot -- pol mac Griogair ORIGINAL RECIPE:: Salat (dated from 1390 AD) ""Take persel (parsley), sawge, grene garlec, chibolles (spring onions), oynouns, leek, borage, myntes, porrettes (a type of leek), fennel, and town cressis, rew, rosemaye, purslayne; lave and wasche hem clene.
Pike hem.
Pluk hem small with thyme hande, and mingle hem wel with rawe oile; lay on vynegar and salt, and serve it forth.
" Historical note: This is the earliest salad recipe in English.
Mixed herb and flower salads proved so popular that they continued in fashion through to the 17th century.
The salad would change according to the season and what grew in each cook's herb garden, so adapt and experiment with the basic recipe as you wish, as long as the result is colourful.

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