Pai cincang
Pie mince (uga pie mincemeat ing New England, lan pie mince buah ing Australia lan Selandia Baru ) minangka pie manis sing asale saka Inggris, diisi karo campuran woh-wohan lan rempah-rempah sing diarani " mincemeat ", sing biasane disedhiyakake sajrone Natal mangsa ing akeh jagad sing nganggo basa Inggris . Bahan-bahane bisa dilacak nganti abad kaping 13, nalika tentara salib Eropa sing bali nggawa resep-resep Timur Tengah sing ngemot daging, woh-wohan lan rempah-rempah; iki ngemot simbolisme Kristen kanggo makili hadiah sing diwenehake menyang Yesus dening Majusi Alkitab . Pai mince, ing Christmastide, kanthi tradisional dibentuk kanthi bentuk oblong, meh padha karo pawang lan asring ditambah karo gambaran babagan Bocah Kristus . [1]
 A modern, shop-bought, mince pie, cut through its centre | |
| Jinis | Pie |
|---|---|
| Ajangan | Dessert |
| Panggonan asal | England |
| Woworan pokok | Mincemeat |
 Buku masakan: Mince pie  Médhia: Mince pie | |
Pai mince awal dikenal kanthi pirang-pirang jeneng, kalebu "pai daging kambing ", "pai pie" lan "pai Natal". Biasane bahan-bahane yaiku campuran daging cincang, suite, macem-macem woh-wohan, lan rempah-rempah kayata kayu manis, cengkeh lan pala . Sajrone Natal, pie Natal gurih (kaya sing wis dingerteni) digandhengake karo "penyembahan berhala" Katolik lan sajrone Perang Sipil Inggris dikepengini dening panguwasa Puritan . Nanging, tradhisi mangan pai Natal ing wulan Desember terus nganti jaman Victoria, sanajan resepe wis luwih legi lan ukurane saya suda saka bentuk oblong gedhe sing sadurunge diamati. Saiki pai mince, biasane digawe tanpa daging (nanging asring kalebu suet utawa lemak kewan liyane), tetep dadi panganan musiman sing populer sing ditrima dening akeh wong ing saindenging Inggris lan Irlandia.
Rujukan
besut- ↑ Crump, William D. (2013). The Christmas Encyclopedia, 3d ed . McFarland. kc. 120. ISBN 9781476605739.
It was fashionable at Christmastime to bake a mince pie in the form of a manger topped with an image of the Christ Child fashioned from dough, for the spices and sweetmeats were held as symbols of the Magi's gifts.