Ye Olde Food and Drink in the Medieval Era & More

[Admin Pete]

Here are links to various Medieval things, especially Food & Drink, but not limited to that.


Food & Drink in the Medieval Village
Medieval Food and Cooking
Peasants
No, Medieval people didn't drink booze to avoid dirty water
What did Medieval Lords eat during the Medieval Age? Scroll down and click link for the transcript
What’s For Dinner? What Your Ancestors Ate Back in the Day
Medieval Priests Scroll down and click link for the transcript
Medieval Food
Medieval Peasant
What did medieval people drink?
Foods in the middle ages Scroll down and click link for the transcript
Medieval Food & Cooking

[Admin Pete]

Pottage Recipe
Clergy
Priests
Vegetables in Medieval Europe
Clothing
Middle Ages for Kids Manorial System & Common People
Does Beer Hydrate or Dehydrate the Body? not medieval but interesting  medieval beer was about 0.5% alcohol, much lower than today
Significant historical events forming the basis for today's water treatment systems
Middle Ages Drinik
Medieval cuisine
Norman and Medieval Picture Gallery Food
A Day of Knights
A Monk's Life
Food and clothing for Kings and Queens in Medieval Europe

[ripx187]

Sometimes my wife likes to show off by cooking a themed dinner on D&D nights, it is nice to be spoiled! I don't always know if my players show up for my games or her cooking! The biggest tradition that we have as a group is St. Patricks Day, we cook a huge amount of food and that game is our biggest one.

[simrion]

Oct 17, 2017 19:46:35 GMT -5 ripx187 said:

Sometimes my wife likes to show off by cooking a themed dinner on D&D nights, it is nice to be spoiled! I don't always know if my players show up for my games or her cooking! The biggest tradition that we have as a group is St. Patricks Day, we cook a huge amount of food and that game is our biggest one.

Mmmmmmmmmmmm...where do you live? 

[Admin Pete]

Would that not be a blast, yeah ripx187 here are 50 extra guests at your shindig.  Good call simrion, have an Exalt!

[Admin Pete]

Oct 17, 2017 19:46:35 GMT -5 ripx187 said:

Sometimes my wife likes to show off by cooking a themed dinner on D&D nights, it is nice to be spoiled! I don't always know if my players show up for my games or her cooking! The biggest tradition that we have as a group is St. Patricks Day, we cook a huge amount of food and that game is our biggest one.

Sounds like a great party, I was quite occupied at St. Patricks Day this year. Themed dinner on D&D nights, that is awesome! Why didn't I notice this sooner.