Recipes
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- 16th Century 20
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Apple and Cheese Pie
This pie leans more toward a savory quiche than a sweet dessert. It’s soft and silky with a hint of spices
18th Century Wedding Cake
A fruitcake with candied peel and lots of dried currants that is an odd combination of dry and moist and has two kinds of icing
Chewtes on Flesshe Day (Meat Pies)
Meat pies similar to a Cornish pasty with a simple filling of pork, chicken, ginger, and hard boiled egg yolk
Ryse of Fleyshe (Saffron Rice)
Risotto-like saffron rice that’s absolutely wonderful and would pair great with a meat dish
Parmesan Ice Cream
Smooth, creamy, sweet ice cream with an interesting savory note. Not cheesy or salty, only delicious. A Tasting History favorite!
Toad in the Hole
Simple but very tasty batter that cooks up soft, but a little bit crispy, with chunks of rump steak
Cockentrice
Medieval dish made to astound: the front half of a suckling pig sewn onto the back half of a capon with a saffron and egg yolk golden coating and a delicious stuffing
Hardtack (clack clack)
An essential part of a soldier’s or sailor’s diet: overly dry, bland bread that would last forever
Medieval Gingerbread
Not your mother’s gingerbread (but maybe your great26-grandmother’s). Candy-like confection with a lot of ginger flavor and an unfortunate gritty texture, but is still really nice
Christmas Pudding
Very rich, very raisiny boiled Christmas pudding with a healthy dose of brandy
Pumpion Pie
Non-custard pumpkin pie made from pumpkin slices, apple, dried fruit, and herbs. So, so good and one of the most popular Tasting History recipes
Medieval English Lasagna
Simple lasagna with homemade pasta, cheese, and a medieval sweet spice blend

