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Category Archives: Recipes

Premium Content: recipe for Peerus in Confyt

Fully tested recipe for Peerus in Confyt (Pears in Syrup) based on Richard II’s Forme of Cury. Contains the edited text and a translation of the original medieval recipe.

Posted byChristopher MonkApril 2, 2021April 2, 2021Posted inPremium Content, RecipesTags:Forme of Cury, medieval cookeryLeave a comment on Premium Content: recipe for Peerus in Confyt

Language of cookery 6: Capons and “quinces”

What have egg yolks and quinces to do with one another? Follow Dr Monk as he looks at 3 fourteenth-century recipes for a capon dish.

Posted byChristopher MonkJanuary 7, 2021January 7, 2021Posted inLanguage of cookery, Recipes, ResearchTags:medieval food3 Comments on Language of cookery 6: Capons and “quinces”

Medieval Christmas Pastries

Merry Christmas everyone! My first video (part 1 and 2) has arrived! Just follow the link below to see how I make Cuskynoles and Pynite. They are delicious! Video

Posted byChristopher MonkDecember 23, 2020December 31, 2020Posted inRecipes, SpicesLeave a comment on Medieval Christmas Pastries

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