[Sca-cooks] 1250

[jenne at fiedlerfamily.net]

> >
> > Documentation?  = it was Monestary cow, considered to be delecity

Nope, sorry, I meant what period document did you find this recipe in.
Elvish first-hand accounts and/or testimony from elves of your
acquaintance, Elric, is of course acceptable, though one would prefer
written evidence from a recognized medieval culture.

> Which runestone?  The Badgarth stones mention cooking of meats, but this
> case was more the feild stone versus the runestone

Yes, but in this case, what did the recipe say to use, Elric?

> What sort of dating was used? Dating cattle is a Welsh thing, Vikings raised
> them but very rarely dated them.

No, dear, how did they figure out what date the recipe was written down?
Was it carbon dating, location, archaelogical evidence or elvish
testimony?

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