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Category Archives: medieval recipes

Research snippet: Drying herbs in a pie!

Sage in my garden_Monk2025

Herbs baked in a pie! Who’d’ve thought it?

Posted byChristopher MonkJune 6, 2025June 6, 2025Posted inHerbs, medieval recipesTags:Food history6 Comments on Research snippet: Drying herbs in a pie!

A little saucy

Here are a couple of interesting sauces for you to experiment with, one for poultry, the other for fish.

Posted byChristopher MonkFebruary 18, 2025Posted inmedieval recipes, SaucesTags:Fourme of Cury, medieval cookery2 Comments on A little saucy

When is a goose not a goose?

Find out what happened when a goose met a peacock at a medieval feast.

Posted byChristopher MonkJanuary 22, 2025January 22, 2025Posted inFood history, medieval recipes, UncategorizedTags:medieval feasts, Peacock cookery11 Comments on When is a goose not a goose?

Down in the woods, part 1

Down in the woods… I cooked some smoked, spicy chickpeas. Yum!

Posted byChristopher MonkSeptember 20, 2024September 21, 2024Posted inmedieval recipes, Powder Fort, SpicesTags:chickpeas, Fourme of Cury, Recipe, Recipes10 Comments on Down in the woods, part 1

Cassia buds, the ‘flower’ of medieval spices

Flour or flower? That is the question. In this post, I address the spice known as ‘flour of canel’ and explain how it should be understood as ‘cassia buds’. There are Middle English recipe readings to be had too!

Posted byChristopher MonkAugust 25, 2024February 5, 2025Posted inFood history, medieval recipes, SpicesTags:medieval cookery, medieval spices8 Comments on Cassia buds, the ‘flower’ of medieval spices

Hot Caudle, anyone? (Part One)

Caudel Ferry… drink, soup, or custard? Follow along as I explore the medieval history of this ‘hot caudle’.

Posted byChristopher MonkMay 5, 2024May 7, 2024Posted inFood history, medieval recipesTags:medieval cookery7 Comments on Hot Caudle, anyone? (Part One)

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