Re:Medieval Recipes - sick of them?

[Guest guest]

I have to agree - here I am after taking my hounds for their morning

walk along the river, sipping on *my* tea and absolutely *delighting* in

these wonderful recipes. I have made a folder for them too ;=) I want to

try them *all*!!! And wouldn't major 'festivals' in our year - around

Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiving, New Year, birthdays, whatever, be

enhanced by some of those sweet dishes!

 

Thanks, Lee-Gwen. Medieval stuff is one of my/our weaknesses too - from

way back when (no, I wasn't born in Medieval times, but just after).

 

Best,

 

Pat

>

> Sick of them? No way! These are great. I am going to make

> a special folder to put them all into the file's

> section here. Thank you for sharing.

> I am having fun reading the recipes whilst I

> sip my tea.

>

 

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[Guest guest]

 

Sant & Brown

 

>>> I want to try them *all*!!! And wouldn't major 'festivals' in our year -

around

Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiving, New Year, birthdays, whatever, be

enhanced by some of those sweet dishes! >>>

 

Good, good! My evil plan is working ... heck, before you know it, people

will start to think that medieval food is actually edible!

 

I find that medieval dishes can really make a feast more festive ... but

that could just be me. I guess, when I have a reliable modem connection

again, I will have to send in a bunch more (probably in contravention of

copyright ...)

 

Lee-Gwen