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Foods & Cooking

There was probably not a better time for the palate than during the Renaissance when spices, herbs and foods of all sorts were enjoyed in new recipes (receipts) across Europe.

Feast Gear in History star[offsite link]
A smorgasbord of medieval eating utensils.

Food in the Middle Ages star
In the middle ages, people were much more connected to the source of their food. What types of food did they have and where did they get this food, you ask? Read on to find out!

Food in the Renaissance star
Some of the food we take for granted today was unavailable in Renaissance Europe.

Gode Cookery star[offsite link]
YouŽll enjoy (but may have some difficulty deciphering) the authentic recipes on this site. Very well done and a lot of fun!

Renaissance at the Dinner Table star[offsite link]
A collection of Medieval and Renaissance recipes from a maker of copper pots in Italy. Each recipe has been published in its original form, followed by a list of ingredients, a translation that will help you understand the text and a few historical notes that provide interesting information.

Renaissance Custard Pie Recipe star
A simple, easy to make and yummy recipe updated from the original 14th Century, for today's cook.

Renaissance Occupations - Food Preparation star
During the Middle Ages and Renaissance, food preparation was one of the duties of women, for their own families. In some instances a part of the job of preparing food was done by people outside the family, as a way to make their living.

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