SC - Book Review

[Victoria Wilson]

It was one of the first I read from the library here.  Now, it was
pretty close to the "only" book on medieval cooking in this library. 
The library, if it can be called such, is pathetic.   That is why I am
always looking for alternative sources for medieval cookbooks.  I am a
fairly new feastocrat, so, any advice anyone can give would be greatly
appreciated.

As far as this book is concerned, I thought it was cute...I wonder what
sources the author used????

Kinga

Kekilpenny at aol.com wrote:
> 
> Is anyone familiar with this book?
> 
> "Medieval Feast, by Aliki. This picture book for ages 7 to 11 details the
> elaborate preparations that had to be made whenever a lord and lady had to
> prepare to entertain the King. It took them weeks to set up the rooms and
> prepare the feast itself. And they really did bake four and twenty blackbirds
> into a pie! This is a must-read for those studying medieval history. Cat.
> #72, $5.95."
> 
> It is available at Amazon right now.
> 
> Much Thanks
> Molli Rose
> Sol Haven (LMoC)
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