[Sca-cooks] Tudor Cookery on YouTube

[Elise Fleming]

Greetings!  Historic Royal Palaces will be adding to the videos that are 
on its YouTube channel.  This autumn, according to the pamphlet for 
members, there will be an "Online Tudor cook-along: step-by-step guide 
to cooking three genuine Tudor dishes.  Presented by...Robin Mitchener 
and filmed on location in the Tudor Kitchens at Hampton Court Palace". 
Robin is the cook that you can see in videos wearing a mustard-colored 
jacket.

We've mentioned the 5 videos that are available via the Hampton Court 
web page on the Historic Palaces web site, but I found two others that 
might be of interest.

The first is an introduction to the kitchens narrated by Marc 
Meltonville.  Some recent subtleties are mentioned and shown.  You can 
find this at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwr68gROYM0&NR=1.  It's 3 
min. 43 sec. long.

The second is a longer piece taken from a British TV show, "A Taste of 
History" with Phil Vickery.  Richard Fitch from the Hampton Court cooks 
does a quick demonstration of making a quince pie.  Then Phil goes to 
Stratford on Avon to a historic farm where he works on a pea pottage. 
The video is 9 min. 11 sec. long and can be found at 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLdGNiqPPog .

For those who were asking about the tudorcook blogspot, Richard (above) 
is the force behind that.  So, we will see him again, but I wish he'd 
still do his blog.

Alys K.
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Elise Fleming
alysk at ix.netcom.com
http://home.netcom.com/~alysk/