SC - Oven temperatures
Stefan li Rous
stefan at texas.net
Wed Feb 23 21:00:59 PST 2000
Ras,
> I don't think we know whether they did or did not serve pickled nibbles at
>
> taverns. What we do know is that, based on extant recipes, they most
> likely
> did not include recipes for pickled nibbles in the books written for
> wealthy
> and noble households to use at feasts. Thoseare the books we have access
> to.
> We don't have any books containing recipes specifically geared toward
> taverns.
>
Thank you. This is a nicely concise summary of the information available in
cookbooks of the period. However, has anyone in other reading seen a
reference to tavern food? A mention in a travel diary, did Shakespeare (or
earlier playwright/poets) have anything disparaging to say about food in
taverns?
At this stage I am only limiting my area of interest to late period West
European taverns as that is the style of alcohol my lord brews and I would
like to complement the food if possible.
Regards
Meliora.
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