"TO KEEP COOKED SIDES OF PORK OR BEEF OR TENDERLOINS
CALLUM PORCINUM VEL BUBULUM ET UNGUELLĂ COCTĂ UT DIU DURENT
PLACE THEM IN A PICKLE OF MUSTARD, VINEGAR, SALT AND HONEY, COVERING MEAT ENTIRELY, AND WHEN READY TO USE YOUâLL BE SURPRISED.
V. Method still popular today for pickling raw meats. The originals treat of cooked meats (Tor. nucula elixa; G.-V. unguellĂŠ coctĂŠ; Tac. nucella cocta).
Dispensing with the honey, we use more spices, whole pepper, cloves, bay leaves, also onions and root vegetables. Sometimes a little sugar and wine is added to this preparation which the French call marinade and the Germans Sauerbraten-Einlage."

