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Gallimaufry is a meat stew from medieval times (usually with chicken or mutton).
This is a recipe from Le Viandier, by Taillevent (Guillaume Tirel) (1310-1395).
"Take a leg of mutton freshly cooked, and chop it as finely as possible in a dish of onions. Stew these ingredients with a little verjuice, butter, and ground white ginger mixed together and seasoned with salt."
(Larousse Gastronomique, 1961 ed.)
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