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23 hours ago

15 Medieval Dishes We'd Actually Eat Today - Tasting Table

When you think of medieval cuisine, you probably think of a "Game of Thrones"-style banquet, complete with elaborate dishes like roasted swan, boar's head, and huge golden brown pies, all washed down with goblets of wine. It's true that special occasions for society's elite did involve extravagant table displays of flamboyant dishes, but for everyday people, recipes were, well, a bit more normal.
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fromTasting Table
3 weeks ago

This Classic American Dessert Actually Started As A Poor Man's Treat In 11th Century England - Tasting Table

Bread pudding began in 11th-century England to reuse stale bread and evolved by the 13th century into a custardy dessert with eggs, milk, and butter.
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3 months ago

Vegetables in the Middle Ages: From Cabbages to Cardoons - Medievalists.net

Vegetables were essential to medieval diets, with carrots having a rich history of cultivation and use in Europe before the introduction of potatoes and tomatoes.
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