...and write about my results.
(the blog is a shared blog of local reenactor cooks in the sca region around me).
Tuesday, 26 January 2010
I also cook medieval/renaisance food...
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Teffania's medieval dress and other crafts diary. Wherein I discuss 12th C clothing, 12th C daily objects, fibrearts especially narrowwares, renaisance dance, medieval and renaisance cooking, the odd research project (eg seal tags) and anything else medeival I feel like. Eventually most research projects wind their way back to either my love of the 12th C and/or narrowwares, although sometime the route is very ineresting..
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- 12thC germanic dress (22)
- 12thC italian clothing (1)
- Aachen Cathedral Treasury (2)
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- banners (1)
- beads (1)
- beanie hats (3)
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- brickstitch (1)
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- camping (3)
- candles (1)
- ceremonies (1)
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- cloaks (5)
- clothing (40)
- construction tips (2)
- cooking (1)
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- cutting plans (6)
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- food (2)
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- jewelry (3)
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- naughty bits (1)
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- pennons (1)
- persona (1)
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- pleating (1)
- pyrography (4)
- ruffled sleeve lining (3)
- seal tag (11)
- sealing practises (2)
- seals (5)
- shoes (3)
- sideways keyhole (2)
- sleeveheads and gussets (1)
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- teaching (1)
- tent (6)
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1 comment:
I didn't know you were into historic food! Your cooperative blog/experimental food group sounds like a great idea--I intend to read your earlier entries sometime.
Over the holidays, I started a historic food blog myself. Though it's a much less scholarly effort, you may still find it interesting. It's located here:
http://cathyshistoricfood.blogspot.com/
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