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Botanical – Brews
An interesting blog on botanical brews from Diane O’Donovan and her excellent writeups on the Voynich manuscript. I’d completely forgotten the exchange that we had on botanical brews – as discussed by me here – https://dianabuja.wordpress.com/2012/06/16/banana-beer-and-other-fermented-drinks-in-africa/. Diane carries out the … Continue reading
Posted in Africa-General, Agriculture, Beer, Botany, Europe - medieval
Tagged Africa, Beer, botanical aspects, Botanical drinks, Diane O'Donovan, Europe, Medieval, Voynich Manuscript
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The English cream tea: a question of preservation | A Corner of Tenth-Century Europe
The origins of foods and processing techniques can be shabbily done – as explained in this blog on the origins of clotted cream tea and strawberry preserves. Following a brief criticism of Wikipedia and BBC articles on the topic of both … Continue reading
Posted in Cuisine, Medieval
Tagged BBC, Christmas, Clotted Cream, clotted cream tea, Cooking, Cream tea, criticism of Wikipedia, England, food, History, Medieval, Scone, strawberry jam, strawberry preserves, Tea
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