SC - dream camp kitchens

[Elaine Koogler]

> >  The period references I have seen (I'm thinking of Chiquart and 
> >  Rumpolt) imply two substantial means a day, not three. "Fruhmahle" 
> >  and "Nachtmahle" in Rumpolt, as I recall.

Most of the secondary sources say the same, that most people did not eat
upon arising (supposedly the church and moralists condemned the practice
of morning snacking) but ate a meal in the late morning and another in the
evening. You certainly were not supposed to eat before attending mass.
That doesn't mean that people didn't have a snack, but a lack of organized
breakfast meals seems to be indicated.

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