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  1. Medieval Cookery

    Random Medieval Recipe of the Day: Furmente With Porpays. XX.III. IX. Take Almandes blanched. bray hem and drawe hem up with faire water, make furmente as before and cast þer furmente þerto. & …

  2. Medieval Cookery

    Meat Dishes - Beef Alows de Beef Beef Pie Beef y-Stewed Bukkenade (beef stew) Cinnamon Brewet Custarde (savory quiche with meat) Heathen Cakes Chopped Liver Roman Meatloaf Pumpes …

  3. Medieval Cookery

    A book on medieval and renaissance cooking including more than 330 recipes, articles on how to do a feast, information on what ingredients were available when, and more.

  4. Medieval Cookery

    A list of texts freely available online relating to medieval food and cooking. Texts with the date marked in green are from the years 800 to 1500 - the approximate range of the medieval period in Europe.

  5. r a Transylvanian castle for January, 1603. As we were both part of a large group of medieval enthusiasts with a particular interest in recreating the food of the time period, we were all saddened …

  6. Medieval Cookery

    Presented here in early English, this invaluable collection gives great insight into the medieval kitchen and household, and is the perfect guide to modern recreations of medieval meals and feasts.

  7. Medieval Recipes - Easy Recipes

    These recipes are fairly simple to make. They require few if any unusual ingredients, and can be made with a minimum amount of skill or time. Almond Milk Applemoyse Tartys In Applis Bake Mete Ryalle - …

  8. Medieval Cookery

    Jennifer cooks a wide variety of cuisines at home, but her preference is for Slavic foods. She intends to specialize in more Dutch and German cooking, and will also be making a study of seafood beyond …

  9. Medieval Recipes from France

    Recipes marked G are the work of Kristen Sullivan and are hosted on her website, GreneBoke.com. 14th Century Barley Water Blancmanger (chicken & rice casserole) Chicken Pasty Cinnamon Soup …

  10. There is a tendency to assume that traditional recipes are medieval, or at least have medieval origins. However, the changes in European culture in the 16th and 17th centuries in turn caused substantial …