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[Stefan li Rous]

Jadwiga Zajaczkowa replied:
> There are a number of good period breakfasty dishes (Hanoney, which is
> scrambled eggs with onions, and there is also a french-toast-like dish).
> These aren't harder to cook than regular breakfast.

In the Florilegium FOOD section:
Brakng-t-Fast-art (32K)  5/10/01    "Breaking the Fast or What did they eat for
                                        breakfast?" by Mistress Christianna
                                        MacGrain, OP,OL, Meridies.
breakfast-msg     (71K)  9/26/01    What's for breakfast? SCA and period.
eggs-msg         (140K) 12/25/02    Egg storage. Recipes. Substitutions.

In the FOOD-BREADS section:
French-Toast-art  (27K)  3/31/00    "From Lost Bread to French Toast" by
                                        Christianna MacGrain.
French-Toast-msg  (28K) 12/14/02    Period French Toast. Recipes.
fried-breads-msg  (28K) 12/29/02    Period fried breads. Funnel cakes, donuts.


> For dinner, you might want to consider a dish like Egredouce, which is a
> kind of pork or beef stew, with a little vinegar, and thickened with
> breadcrumbs.

In the FOOD-MEATS section:

stews-bruets-msg  (65K)  5/24/00    Period stews and bruets. Recipes.

> I know there are a number of good camp cooking articles out there, though
> I don't have my bookmark list with me. Look for the articles on camp
> cooking by Betty Cook; also try looking for Stefan's Florilegium.

Thank you, Jadwiga.


Hmmm. Okay, here are a few more general ones in the FOOD section:

Camp-Cooking-art   (8K) 12/ 4/00    "Camp Cooking" by Lady Caointiarn.
M-Camp-Cookng-art (11K) 10/ 2/01    "More Camp Cooking" by Lady Caointiarn.
                                        Some simple one-pot meals.
campfood-msg      (84K)  3/ 3/99    Non-refrig., period food for camping events.
cook-ovr-fire-msg (51K)  2/19/02    Cooking over open fires. Outdoor feasts.


Stefan

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