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03-16-2001, 12:52 PM
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| |  Medieval Cooking
For anyone of you who might be interested, I came across this site a while ago: http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/food.html
Care to go and comment?
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03-19-2001, 12:32 PM
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WOW!!
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03-20-2001, 08:50 AM
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Great site. I used it a couple of years ago when a middle school teacher was doing a medieval fair. She made a couple of the recipes, too.
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03-20-2001, 02:02 PM
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| | That's a great site. I'm starting a Renaissance research project with my world history class. I'll put a link to it on my web page so the kids can find it. Thanks! 
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03-20-2001, 03:08 PM
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Sandy,
Glad to help!
Mezzaluna,
Remember the recipes? 
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03-20-2001, 04:59 PM
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Sorry, no, not the specific recipes. One was a venison stew, spiced with some cloves, I think, which she served in bread bowls the kids made to mimic the trenchers (thick slices of bread used in place of plates).She also served a dish of mashed, buttered rutabagas and some sort of spice cake for dessert. The teacher is a Family and Consumer Ed. teacher (formerly Home Ec. in our state), and did it little by little over a period of about a month. Can't get a whole lot done in a 42 minute class period wiht middle schoolers!
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03-21-2001, 09:36 AM
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Thank you Mezzaluna for the inspiration.
Sounds delicious. Think I'm going to plan something (a menu that is) either for summer or early fall. 
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03-21-2001, 03:11 PM
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What a great site!! I have spent the last few days reading many of the articles. All are very informative!!
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03-28-2001, 01:44 PM
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| | My sophomores made good use of that site. They liked the idea of writing about food in their papers. Thanks again!
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03-28-2001, 01:54 PM
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Don't mention it. It was a pleasure! 
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05-10-2001, 02:25 PM
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Any website with recipes that are new/unique is very welcome! Thanks for posting it.
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05-10-2001, 02:55 PM
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Your welcome Svadhisthana!
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05-10-2001, 04:31 PM
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Now this is really some site! Amazing what was on the menu in the Middle Ages. I'm adding it to my favorites list, so I can go through it when I have more time. Thanks! |
06-08-2001, 10:06 PM
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WOW is right! ya know, I've heard of the Forme of Cury mentioned as a primal source of culinary knowledge..upt there with Fanny Farmer..but this is the first time I've been able to read some of it! What a great site! Kudos to you! |
06-11-2001, 05:34 PM
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Thank you pooh!!!
in 99 and 2000 I would do King Arther dinner once a month for fun.The guest truly loved it. I wish I had known of that site to help me with ideas and wording , Hence ,it's never to late.
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