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Monthly Archives: June 2024
The Buccaneer Wedding Feast
I apologise for missing more posts yet, but things are returning to a more normal schedule and I hope to be back to regular short recipes soon. Today, I want to post a little about the project that took up … Continue reading
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Tagged 17th century, buccaneers, Dampier, Exquemelin, Jean Baptiste Labat
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Antler-shaped fritters
I am sorry for the long silence. This weekend, I was busy cooking a historical wedding feast for the sister of a good friend in South Germany, which involved as good deal of preparation and some pretty crazy travel arrangements. … Continue reading
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Tagged 16th century, Anna Wecker, parallel, Philippine Welser
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Rules for Cookpots
Just a short post today, but this is one of the little things that I so enjoy finding. I was writing about the massive grapen cookpots, three-legged bronze vessels that stood in the embers of the fire, at the kitchen … Continue reading