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These slow cooked beef cheeks are braised in red wine. So meltingly tender you can eat it with a spoon with a luscious smooth sauce with incredible flavour. Slow Cooker Recipes, Meat Recipes, Cooking Recipes, Cooking Beef, Cooking Wine, Cooking With Red Wine, Cooking Broccoli, Oven Cooking, Barbecue Recipes

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Slow Cooked Beef Cheeks in Red Wine Sauce

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Recipe video above. These slow cooked beef cheeks are so meltingly tender that you can eat them with a spoon. And the sauce is so flavourful you'll want to drink it out of a cup! This recipe makes enough to serve 6 people, made with 6 small beef cheeks (or share 4 large ones). Leftovers are brilliant to freeze, or turn into a quick Ragu to toss through pasta or making a Pie!

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Medieval Chicken Pasty

Medieval Chicken Pasty Recipe

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Winter is coming... otra vez (medieval pork pie)

(English version below ) La semana pasada cayó la primera nevada de la temporada. Llegó sin avisar, como casi siempre, provocando un ...

Manchet Breads were some of the best quality leaven breads eaten in Medieval and Tudor Britain. Yet bread like this, made of double boulted (sieved through a cloth) stoneground wheat was always the exception. For much of Britain’s history most bread baked was commonly made from a mixture of coarser flour, made from various grains … Bread Oven, Easy Bread, Bread Baking, Cooking Bread, Bread Recipes, Bread Machine Recipes, Cookbook Recipes, Real Food Recipes, Sour Taste

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Manchet Bread Recipe - OAKDEN

Manchet Breads were some of the best quality leaven breads eaten in Medieval and Tudor Britain. Yet bread like this, made of double boulted (sieved through a cloth) stoneground wheat was always the exception. For much of Britain’s history most bread baked was commonly made from a mixture of coarser flour, made from various grains …

Fried crackers, century England - ties in to Middle Ages history and Eli can help in kitchen Medieval Recipes, Ancient Recipes, Old Recipes, Vintage Recipes, Renaissance Food, Viking Food, English Food, English Recipes, Food And Drink

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Fried crackers, 14th-15th century England - ties in to Middle Ages history and Eli can help in kitchen

Straight to the recipe Medieval pasties with bone marrow In 2006 I acquired the book Bones by Australian chef de cuisine Jennifer McLagan. The front cover has a splendid picture of roasted marrow b… Basic Dough Recipe, Marrow Recipe, Colonial Recipe, Medieval Recipes, Baking Basics, Flaky Pastry, Cookery Books, World Recipes, Kitchens

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Straight to the recipe Medieval pasties with bone marrow In 2006 I acquired the book Bones by Australian chef de cuisine Jennifer McLagan. The front cover has a splendid picture of roasted marrow b…

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Anglo-Saxon - Quail & Bacon Stew with Walnuts

Quail Stew with ale and walnuts (Anglo Saxon)

Medieval Saffron and Cinnamon Chicken with Barley - New Scandinavian Cooking Medieval Recipes, Ancient Recipes, Old Recipes, Vintage Recipes, Retro Recipes, Renaissance Food, Cinnamon Chicken, Viking Food, Chicken

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Andreas Viestad's Chicken With Saffron and Cinnamon Recipe - Food.com

Another wonderful Andreas Viestad recipe, one of few for chicken. He adapted this one from a medieval Icelandic cookbook; the spices indicate that it probably was a dish for the wealthy. Amazingly, the amount of cinnamon is not overpowering here, and the dish is best with skin-on chicken. If you don't like chicken livers, substitute 1/2 chicken bouillon cube. Prep time includes a day of marinating (if you choose that option).

Give it Forth: Adventures in Medieval Cookery: Harleain MS 279 (ab. Henne in Bokenade - Stewed Chicken in Sauce Chicken Soup Recipes, Chicken Soups, Medieval Recipes, Stewed Chicken, Chicken Tenders, Abs, Cooking, Breakfast, Ethnic Recipes

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Harleain MS 279 (ab. 1430) Henne in Bokenade - Stewed Chicken in Sauce

Hen in Bukenade The people of the middle ages enjoyed a much wider variety of foods then we do today. Some of the items that they enjoyed were particularly exotic, for example, peacocks, that would be cooked and then re-dressed in their own skin. Other food sources that they enjoyed are more familiar for example, chicken and chicken eggs. Domestication of chickens has a very long history. Bones possibly belonging to chickens have been dated to 5400 B.C. in China and there is some speculation…

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Medieval Manchet and Barley Bread

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279 (ab -- Rastons - A Fifteenth Century Bread-like substance that is a pastry What Is Bread Pudding, Pudding Desserts, Dessert Recipes, Tudor Recipe, Old Fashioned Bread Pudding, Custard Sauce, Medieval Recipes, Stale Bread, Bread Baking

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Harleian MS. 279 (ab 1430) -- Rastons - A Fifteenth Century Bread-like substance that is a pastry

A loaf that has been baked and sliced into "sops" This month I have decided to focus on various sops and pottages from Harleian MS 279. Sops are thick slices of bread which have been soaked in liquid, usually a broth and then eaten. They were quite common during the period, yet we seldom see them featured at the banquets that are recreated in the SCA. An example of a modern day sop, would be the bread you find on top of french onion soup! Pottage is another word that can be used for a soup…

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Harleian MS 279 Whyte wortes White Wortes- Greens Creamed with Almond Milk Vegetarian Main Dishes, Vegetarian Entrees, Vegetarian Cooking, Vegetable Dishes, Vegetable Recipes, Medieval Recipes, Green Cream, Almond Milk, Macaroni And Cheese

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Harleian MS 279 Whyte wortes (~1430) White Wortes- Greens Creamed with Almond Milk

Whyte Wortes Whyte Wortes is the last in the series of vegetable pottages that do not include additional meat. I did not use the plethora of herbs for iij. Joutes which the recipe refers to, but instead chose to use the common greens referred to in .j. Lange Wortys de chare. Once again, we are instructed to boil the greens before adding them to the broth component, in this case, almond milk thickened with rice. Boiling the greens before adding them to the broth removes the bitter properties…

Saara who runs One Year and Thousand Eggs writes: This egg dish is kind of scrambled eggs with herbs. It is very good with toasted bread. Take Milk, Butter and Cheese & boil together, then take… Retro Recipes, Vintage Recipes, Ethnic Recipes, Poor People Food, Millet Bread, Medieval Recipes, Nutrition, Egg Dish, Fruit Tart

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Medieval Monday – Arbolettys

Saara who runs One Year and Thousand Eggs writes: This egg dish is kind of scrambled eggs with herbs. It is very good with toasted bread. Take Milk, Butter and Cheese & boil together, then take…

In her monthly column, Maeve L’Estrange shares how to recreate medieval Irish recipes. What might people once have cooked with dried pea? Medieval Recipes, Bread Ingredients, Tasty, Yummy Food, Fried Onions, Oat Flour, Irish Recipes, Bacon, Easy Meals

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How to Cook Medieval Legume Girdle Breads

In her monthly column, Maeve L’Estrange shares how to recreate medieval Irish recipes. What might people once have cooked with dried pea?