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 (or Allos, Allows, or Alander) Beef or sheep-meat steaks, spread with herbs and spices, rolled or pressed together on a spit and roasted (Austin 1440, Noble Boke 1480, Wright 1857)  Original Receipt in the 15th Century ‘Austin Manuscripts’ (Austin 1440)Alows de Beef or de Motoun – Take faire Beef of the cushions, and mutton of the buttes, & cut in the manner of Steaks; then take raw Parsley, & Onions small y-scredde, & yolks of Eggs seethed hard, & Marrow or swette, & hew all these together small; than caste there-on powder of Ginger & Saffron, & roll them to-gether with thine hand, & lay them on the steaks al abroad, & caste Salt thereto; then roll together, & put them on a round spit, & roast them til they be y-now; than lay hem in a dysshe, & pore theron Vinegar & a little various, & powder Pepper thereon y-now, & Ginger, & Canelle, & a fewe yolks of hard Eggs y-creamed ther-on; & serve forth.  |
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