Þañ þe sou{er}ayne, w{i}t{h} his spone whañ he lusteth{e} to ete. of dowcet{es},[98] par{e} awey the sid{es} to þe botom̅, & þ{a}t ye lete, In a sawcer{e} afor{e} your{e} sou{er}ayne semely ye hit sett whañ hym̅ liketh{e} to atast: looke ye not forgete. 496 [Sidenote: Payne-puff: pare the bottom, cut off the top. Fried things are indigestible.] Payne Puff,[99] par{e} þe botom nyȝe þe stuff, take hede, Kut of þe toppe of a payne puff, do thus as y rede; [Textnote: (? p{ar}neys)] Also pety p{er}ueys[100] be fayr{e} and clene / so god be your{e} spede. off Fryed met{es}[101] be war{e}, for þey ar Fumose in dede. 500 Fried metes. [Sidenote: Poached-egg (?) fritters are best. Tansey is good hot. Don’t eat Leessez.] ++O Frutur{e} viant[102] / Frutur sawge,[102] byñ good / bett{ur} is Frut{ur} powche;[102] Appull{e} frutur{e}[103] / is good hoot / but þe cold ye not towche. Tansey[104] is good hoot / els cast it not in your{e} clowche. all{e} man{er} of leesseȝ[105] / ye may forber{e} / herber{e} in yow none sowche. 504 _Len-voy_ [Sidenote: Cooks are always inventing new dishes that tempt people and endanger their lives:] { Cook{es} w{i}t{h} þeir{e} newe co{n}ceyt{es}, choppyng{e} / stampyng{e}, & gryndyng{e}, { Many new curies / all{e} day þey ar co{n}tryvyng{e} & Fyndyng{e} { þ{a}t p{ro}voketh{e} þe peple to p{er}ell{es} of passage / þrouȝ peyne soor{e} pyndyng{e}, { & þrouȝ nice excesse of suche receyt{es} / of þe life to make a endyng{e}. 508 [Sidenote: Syrups Comedies, Jellies, that stop the bowels.] { Some w{i}t{h} Sireppis[106] / Sawces / Sewes,[107] and soppes,[108] { Comedies / Cawdell{es}[109] cast in Cawdrons / ponnes, or pottes, { leesses / Ielies[110] / Fruturs / fried mete þat stoppes { and distempereth{e} all{e} þe body, bothe bak, bely, & roppes:[111] 512 [Sidenote: Some dishes are prepared with unclarified honey. Cow-heels and Calves’ feet are sometimes mixed with unsugared leches and Jellies.] { Some man{er} cury of Cooke{s} crafft Sotelly y haue espied, { how þeir{e} dischmet{es} ar dressid w{i}t{h} hony not claryfied. { Cow heelis / and Calves fete / ar der{e} y-bouȝt some tide { To medill{e} among{e} leeches[112] & Ielies / whañ sug{er} shall{e} syt a-side. 516 [Headnote: POTAGES.] Potages.[113] [Sidenote: Furmity with venison, mortrewes,]