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Author Archives: Christopher Monk

Premium Content: The six colours of Let Lardes

Posted byChristopher MonkAugust 28, 2021August 28, 2021Posted inPremium Content2 Comments on Premium Content: The six colours of Let Lardes

New YouTube video: In Search of Medieval Breakfast

Dr Christopher Monk explores what medieval folk may have eaten for breakfast, then cooks a fourteenth-century dish that has become a favourite for his own breakfast?

Posted byChristopher MonkAugust 28, 2021Posted inRecipes, VideosLeave a comment on New YouTube video: In Search of Medieval Breakfast

Jelly in 13th- and 14th-century England

Wobbling wonders: Dr Monk explores the early history of jelly recipes in medieval England.

Posted byChristopher MonkAugust 4, 2021July 20, 2022Posted inManuscripts, Research, SpicesTags:medieval cookery, medieval food17 Comments on Jelly in 13th- and 14th-century England

Premium Content: Recipe for Sambocade

Written, fully tested recipe for Sambocade (elderflower cheesecake tart) for Premium content subscribers only.

Posted byChristopher MonkJuly 7, 2021Posted inPremium Content, RecipeLeave a comment on Premium Content: Recipe for Sambocade

Sambocade: a summery medieval cheesecake tart

Dr Monk makes a summery medieval curd tart with elderflower blossoms

Posted byChristopher MonkJuly 4, 2021Posted inVideosLeave a comment on Sambocade: a summery medieval cheesecake tart

Premium Content: Strawberries in Medieval Texts

Inspired by strawberries ripening in his garden, Dr Monk takes a look at strawberries in medieval cookery works.

Available only to Premium Content Subscribers

Posted byChristopher MonkJune 12, 2021June 12, 2021Posted inPremium ContentLeave a comment on Premium Content: Strawberries in Medieval Texts

New video: Three hot n spicy medieval sauces

Who needs chillies? Dr Monk recreates 3 hot n spicy sauces from 3 medieval recipe books.

Posted byChristopher MonkJune 12, 2021Posted inSpices, Videos1 Comment on New video: Three hot n spicy medieval sauces

Oh, the strain!

Here’s my first outtakes video. I’m sure it won’t be the last, he said, back of his hand to his forehead.

Posted byChristopher MonkJune 8, 2021Posted inOuttakes, VideosLeave a comment on Oh, the strain!

Language of cookery 7: lard or lardons?

Dr Monk looks at a recipe for medieval fried custards and asks, when is lard not lard?

Posted byChristopher MonkMay 10, 2021February 9, 2023Posted inLanguage of cookeryTags:Lard, lardons, medieval cookery15 Comments on Language of cookery 7: lard or lardons?

Premium Content: recipe for Crustard of Erbes on a Fysche Day

Print off Dr Monk’s fully tested recipe, Tart of Salmon and Greens, based on the recipe from Richard II’s cookery book, Forme of Cury, Crustard of Erbes on a Fysche Day (Tart of Greens on a Fish Day), c. 1390.

Posted byChristopher MonkMay 8, 2021May 8, 2021Posted inPremium Content, RecipesLeave a comment on Premium Content: recipe for Crustard of Erbes on a Fysche Day

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