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Augustus' Advent Calendar 2025

I unlocked all the days in my Augustus' Advent LARP Spice and Recipe Advent Calendar. You can now just scroll through the things I had in it because clicking is annoying, right?? @amtgard.com @felfrost.ca #LARP #LARPing #Medieval #MedievalCooking #Cooking

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Give it Forth: Eat Like a King: Polpettoni alla Romana – Renaissance Beef Skewers Scappi’s Renaissance barbecue: beef skewers in grape must & rose vinegar, skewered with bacon & sage. Feast-ready & portable finger food.

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Renaissance barbecue! Polpettoni alla Romana from Scappi’s Opera (1570) — skewered beef “fingers” marinated in grape must & rose vinegar, roasted with bacon & sage. A vegan seitan version too!
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#FoodHistory #SCAFeast #MedievalCooking

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Who wants some Fried Eggs & Mushrooms? 🍄🍳🌿 #Drawing #DigitalArt #Art #Food #Delicious #Cooking #MedievalCooking

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A huge two-storey space, with alcoves and windows and doors opening off it. It looks less like a kitchen and more like a factory/workshops for producing food.

The left wall is dominated by a fireplace big enough to walk into and sit down with a few friends over a cup of coffee. It contains a long spit for cooking meat. (There's a second equally big fireplace behind me). Beside that, is an alcove with a table with equipment for making sweet & savoury pastries. A window overlooking the table  has a wooden shutter and opens into a corner room where the pastries are store. A door from this room opens near the ovens, which appear as two glowing red squares (like pizza ovens) 

A wooden ladder leads up to something like a gallery/balcony, with a door and corner room at one end but I don't know what they're for. At this end but not visible is the cook's room.

In the middle of the room are two long wooden tables, holding varoius food containers: bowls, earthernware bottles, I don't know what most of these are.

A huge two-storey space, with alcoves and windows and doors opening off it. It looks less like a kitchen and more like a factory/workshops for producing food. The left wall is dominated by a fireplace big enough to walk into and sit down with a few friends over a cup of coffee. It contains a long spit for cooking meat. (There's a second equally big fireplace behind me). Beside that, is an alcove with a table with equipment for making sweet & savoury pastries. A window overlooking the table has a wooden shutter and opens into a corner room where the pastries are store. A door from this room opens near the ovens, which appear as two glowing red squares (like pizza ovens) A wooden ladder leads up to something like a gallery/balcony, with a door and corner room at one end but I don't know what they're for. At this end but not visible is the cook's room. In the middle of the room are two long wooden tables, holding varoius food containers: bowls, earthernware bottles, I don't know what most of these are.

This is the same view as the other photo (although backa  bit so the wall of the cook's room is visible on the right) but showing off the high ceiling with its exposed timber beams and framing. It feels like it doubles the size of the kitchen.

This is the same view as the other photo (although backa bit so the wall of the cook's room is visible on the right) but showing off the high ceiling with its exposed timber beams and framing. It feels like it doubles the size of the kitchen.

Kitchen for Gainsborough Old Hall which is easily the most interesting part and the best old kitchen I've seen

#Kitchens #MedievalCooking

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Harvesting cabbage. Tacuinum Sanitatis. Bibliothèque nationale de France. Département des Manuscrits. Latin 9333, fol. 20r, URL:  http://archivesetmanuscrits.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cc773750.

Harvesting cabbage. Tacuinum Sanitatis. Bibliothèque nationale de France. Département des Manuscrits. Latin 9333, fol. 20r, URL: http://archivesetmanuscrits.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cc773750.

New publication on Paolo Santonino's culinary experiences in the 1480s!
doi.org/10.4312/clot...

#FoodStudies #environmetalhistory #medievalcooking #agriculturalhistory #historyofknowledge #middleages #earlymodernperiod

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We had this in the 1461 full immersion #reenactment.

Deliciously moist & tender, preserves flavour & a practical way to bake fish on wood fire w/o fuss & drama of a wood fired oven.

I expect there is sauce in one of those earthenware cooking pots.

#medievalcooking #cooking #fish
#15thc #recipes

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Dreifarbige Eierküchlein – Rezept aus dem Mittelalter
Dreifarbige Eierküchlein – Rezept aus dem Mittelalter YouTube video by Museum Aargau

The new cooking video is out! Get your subtitles via YouTube.
#medievalcooking #foodporn #history #cooking #lenzburgcastle

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Doing some research for the next cooking videos in Philippine Welsers (1527-1580) Cookbook. First she was the hidden wife of Erzherzog Ferdinand of Austria, before she finally made is offical wife.
#medievalcooking #history #historicalcooking #cooking #recipe #philippinewelser #austria #replica

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Image is of a recreation of a 13th century Andalusian Honey Pudding

Image is of a recreation of a 13th century Andalusian Honey Pudding

Working on test batches for my SCA Queen's Prize Tourney entry.
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It's a 13th Century Honey pudding with Almonds, Saffron, Rosewater, Wheat Starch, Water and Olive Oil.

I'll also be making a pulled sugar taffy to use as a garnish as per the recipe.

#sca #m1drealm #medievalcooking

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Sausages made after this recipe, but using regular casings. These were okay, though not great. I would like to revisit the recipe producing a finer texture and cooking it slowly.

Sausages made after this recipe, but using regular casings. These were okay, though not great. I would like to revisit the recipe producing a finer texture and cooking it slowly.

Today's recipe is from the fifteenth-century Dorotheenkloster MS, but it recurs in a number of other sources. It is for a sausage of veal lung.

#culinaryhistory #medievalcooking #foodhistory #oldrecipes #sausage #nosetotail #history #Vienna #Germancuisine

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#MySCA #Ealdormere #MedievalCooking

Made a quartet of medieval Sauces to show off at an arts exhibition today (plus spicy mustard). Cameline, Green Sauce, Lombardy Mustard, and Erbowle (plum sauce). People enjoyed themselves.

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Fake roast venison: Rechproten in der vasten – a sweet medieval Lenten dish from 15th cent. Germany
Fake roast venison: Rechproten in der vasten – a sweet medieval Lenten dish from 15th cent. Germany Being a good “Christenmensch” and still wanting to show off your wealth? This is how it worked in the Middle Ages: "Rechproten in der vasten" is a recipe for fake roast venison. Basically a sweet, vegan Lenten dish from dried fruits, spices, wine and rolls - expensive ingredients at this time. It's a recipe from the first printed German-language cookbook "Kuchemeysterey" from 1485. If you want to learn more about this and to read the original recipe and my interpretion of it, have a look at my Foodblog "Theophanu's Cauldron. There is also a version in German language to be found on my German Foodblog "Der magische Kessel" https://www.theophanus-cauldron.net/rechproten-in-der-vasten/ https://www.theophanus-cauldron.net/rechproten-in-der-vasten/ The idea to this dish came via the monthly #Kochkränzchen Challenge from @kochkulturmuseum8264 - it was a lot of work but I really had fun wish this Lenten dish. Music by Melodigne M from Pixabay

Hey, psssst! Does anyone care for some... fake roast venison? It's medieval! And super, super sweet! Aaand it is fancy - it brings it's own BLING! (I mean gilded almonds! Whoa!) Also: Have a good laugh at my fail. 😅

#reenactment #LivingHistory #ExperimentalArchaeology #LentenDish #MedievalCooking

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Nothing to see. Just a sliiight anachronism. 😅
Nothing to see. Just a sliiight anachronism. 😅 Medieval arabic flour Halva/Helva.

Whoops. Nothing to see here. Just a slight anachronism. #medievalCooking #medievalFood
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#blacklamb24 Ever heard of frumenty?
#medievalcooking

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Rāshtā: Eintopf mit selbstgemachten Nudeln – ein Gericht aus dem Baghdad des 13. Jahrhunderts Ein 800 Jahre altes Rezept, nur ein Gewürz und Zeitdruck: What could go wrong? Rāshtā: Eintopf mit selbstgemachten Nudeln – ein Gericht aus dem Baghdad des 13. Jahrhunderts

Ein 800 Jahre altes Rezept, nur ein Gewürz und Zeitdruck: What could go wrong? 😅
Experimentelle (Essens-)Archäologie:
Rāshtā, Eintopf mit selbstgemachten Nudeln - ein Gericht aus dem Baghdad des 13. Jahrhunderts.

#Reenactment #LivingHistory #Mittelalter #MedievalCooking #arabicFood #Baghdad

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