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olive oil<br />

2/3 cup vegetable stock<br />

salt and pepper<br />

4 oz cracked wheat<br />

1/2 cup white wine<br />

1 cup boiling water<br />

2 oz pine nuts<br />

2 oz raisins<br />

Cook the finely sliced onion gently in some olive oil until it is transparent. Add the cabbage, mix the<br />

onion well in then add the stock and a little seasoning. Cover the pan and simmer gently for<br />

approximately 15 minutes or till the cabbage is cooked but still slightly crunchy. Turn the cabbage into an<br />

ovenproof dish. While the cabbage is cooking, put the cracked wheat into a bowl and pour on the boiling<br />

water followed by the wine. When the wheat has swelled and absorbed all the liquid, stir in the pine nuts<br />

and the raisins. Spread the mixture over the cabbage in the dish. Cook in a moderate oven 180C/350F<br />

for 20 minutes and serve at once.<br />

Medieval Europe<br />

‘Fenkel in Soppes’ or Braised Fennel with Ginger<br />

The original of this recipe comes from the Forme of Cury, the collection of 196 ‘reciepts’ copied by<br />

Richard II’s scribes at his cooks directions. To follow the original recipe exactly, the fennel should be<br />

served on ‘soppes’ or thick sliced of coarse bread with the juices poured over the top.<br />

1 1/2 lbs trimmed, fresh fennel root, cleaned and cut into matchsticks<br />

8oz onions, thinly sliced<br />

1 heaped tsp ground ginger<br />

1 level tsp powdered saffron<br />

1/2 tsp salt<br />

2 tbsp olive oil<br />

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