In addition to actual recipes, the general subject of medieval bread was a must for me. I have always loved bread, especially home baked bread. So I learned about the different cereals which people used for baking medieval bread and how they baked it. Take a look at mymedieval kitchenpage...
to which butter and yolks of eggs were added. The mixture was seasoned with sugar, honey, and aromatic herbs. The chefs were known to use also saffron, and even sweet wine. This resulted in the Medieval bread being closer to what we name today a cake, and the recipes used to make it...
Medieval Ginger Bread Recipes Medieval Gynger Brede Recipe (Photo: Harley MS 279 retrieved by British Library Blog) Want to bake gingerbread that was made during the medieval times? Here’s the recipe: “Gyngerbrede.—Take a quart of hony, & sethe it, & skeme it clene; take Safroun, pou...
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For more medieval recipes please click on the Recipes Grid. From bread to fish and chicken dishes, medieval mushy peas and my favourite medieval sweet treat:medieval gingerbread!
Medieval people loved to cook withalmonds. Many recipes inThe Forme of Curycontain them, so it should be no surprise that they also enjoyed almond milk. Thericein this recipe would have come from the other side of the world, so only the richest could afford to make this recipe. ...
In the 14th century, among the recipes for cooking fish, there are mentions of the salted flesh of whale. This coarse food was only eaten by the lower orders, as it was hard and indigestible. The inhabitants of the coast at all periods ate various kinds of shell-fish....
Dalby, Andrew. FLAVOURS OF BYZANTIUM. Prospect Books. 2003. A well researched and well written book about food in Byzantium. It includes some recipes from our period that quite likely were used in Byzantium as well. RECOMMENDED David, Elizabeth. ENGLISH BREAD AND YEAST COOKERY. Penguin. 1979....
The diet of the average medieval peasant was very bland, the daily fare beingpottage(broth made with vegetables and pulses and, if available, meat), served with bread. Adding herbs made the pottage more palatable and strong tasting vegetables were also used for the same reason. ...
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