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Early Modern Food Network. Consuming the past never looked so delicious. Got a bread recipe from seventeenth-century France? Or a tasty 1755 treat from England? Share your early modern cookings secrets with everyone here! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Everything Early Modern Women. Ken Albala's Food Rant. The History Woman's Blog. Women in Medieval and Early Modern History. Ethereal template. Template images by Juxtagirl.
Early Modern Food Network: 6 months until exams
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Early Modern Food Network. Consuming the past never looked so delicious. Tuesday, August 9, 2011. 6 months until exams. 8220;Why sholdestow my realtee oppresse? The see may ebbe and flowen more or less; / The welkne hath might to shyne, reyne, or hayle; / Right so mot I kythen my brotelnesse. / In general, this reule may nat fayle” –. Geoffrey Chaucer, “Fortune”. So what do I have on the list so far? I'm glad you asked! And if you have suggestions . by all means, share! Aristotle, De Animalibus. Wynnere ...
Early Modern Food Network: August 2012
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Early Modern Food Network. Consuming the past never looked so delicious. Tuesday, August 14, 2012. I won't get into the papers I heard (not right now, anyway) (besides better accounts can be found here. At any rate, it's something I hope to emulate in my career. As for my own paper, it was on the York Play of the Flood. That plagued those they critique. If each animal is unique, how can we respond to each animal uniquely? How can we be hospitable to what each animal needs, desires, and deserves? Set thre...
Early Modern Food Network: The Invention of the Nonhuman
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Early Modern Food Network. Consuming the past never looked so delicious. Saturday, September 10, 2011. The Invention of the Nonhuman. So, we designed an independent study examining poetry and promises and perils of humanism, the role of the poet in sounding the limits of human knowledge, virtue, free will, and capacity for justice and good governance. The invention of the indignity of the nonhuman, the baseness of the less-than-human. Later this semester as well. The Shakespeare lecture I'm TAing thi...
Early Modern Food Network: July 2011
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Early Modern Food Network. Consuming the past never looked so delicious. Monday, July 4, 2011. The shepherd's place on the economic food chain: carnivore, herbivore, or ascetic? Image: Taddeo Gaddi, "Adoration of the Shepherds," c. 1330-1335. Is enlivened by a beastly energy, but we should remember that this same fleshliness also underpins the play’s contexts. The aim of this paper is to consider how the Chester Shepherds’ Play. The Shepherds’ Play. A “hierarchical fantasy.”. Cambridge: Cambridge Univers...
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Marchpane Part 1: History and background | Gastronomy Archaeology
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Renaissance food brought to life. Marchpane Part 2: Cooking and the recipe →. April 28, 2011 · 10:08 pm. Marchpane Part 1: History and background. My first food experiment is marchpane. First, let’s look at a definition from the OED:. Marchpane, n. and adj. Brit /ˈmɑːtʃpeɪn/ , U.S. /ˈmɑrtʃˌpeɪn/. Marchepane, marche payn, marche payne, marche peyne, march pain…. Italian marzapane or German martzepan. Now arch. and hist. But back vnto her back, my Muse,. Where Ledas swanne his feathers mewes,. I suppose th...
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Marchpane Part 2: Cooking and the recipe | Gastronomy Archaeology
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Marchpane Part 1: History and background. Posset: Part 1 →. April 28, 2011 · 11:26 pm. Marchpane Part 2: Cooking and the recipe. Having looked at the history of marchpane in the last post. A Closet for Ladies and Gentlewomen. First published in 1608:. To make a Marchpane, to yce* it, and garnish it after the Art of Comfit making. Comfits themselves will have to wait for another day, the recipe in. A Closet for Ladies and Gentlewomen. This was not as easy as I had anticipated, and 15 minutes later I still...
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Gingerbread – Part 1 | Gastronomy Archaeology
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A little bit of housekeeping. Gingerbread Part 2: Cooking and the recipe →. May 1, 2013 · 10:35 pm. Gingerbread – Part 1. Used under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0 Generic License (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0). Wrote a wonderful post. On it’s history, so I worried this would be a little redundant. I also stumbled on quite a few “history of gingerbread” type blog posts and articles, such as this one. While I was Googling around, and I don’t think the internet needs another one from me!
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Halloween Special: Food fit for a witch | Gastronomy Archaeology
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Gingerbread Part 2: Cooking and the recipe. October 30, 2013 · 2:17 pm. Halloween Special: Food fit for a witch. Hurrah, Halloween is nearly upon us! A collection of English proverbs. 1670), and a mention in Hollinshed’s chronicle: “In this eighteenth yeare of Kyng Henryes raigne, on all hallowen day, or first of November, great lightning, thunder, and suche a hayle storme chaunced, that the people were maruellously amased therewith” (Raphael Holinshed,. Wee read (quoth the Author of the booke called.
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Newfoundland and the Early Modern Period. Resources about Early Modern History. British Printed Images to 1700. University of London and King’s College, London. 2006. Visited July 2, 2011. A digital library of print images. Early Modern Food Network. Visited August 5, 2011. Early Modern Women Database. University of Maryland. 2006. Visited July 20, 2011. A collection of web resources. Some are subscription only, but many are freely available. Colony of Avalon Foundation. Portugal Cove-St. Philip̵...
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Cakes: History and background | Gastronomy Archaeology
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Buttered beer: Cooking and the recipe. Cakes: Cooking and the recipe →. September 1, 2012 · 2:12 pm. Cakes: History and background. Stacked Books Tassles by ChicosMom, found on www.cakecentral.com. Click the picture to head over there and have a look if you want to look at lots of amazing cakes and lose several hours of your life! Finally, a new post! Thou bel amy, thou Pardoner,’ he seyde,. 8216;Tel us som mirthe or Iapes right anon.’. 8216;It shall be doon,’ quod he, ‘by seint Ronyon! I’ve seen &...
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Gingerbread Part 2: Cooking and the recipe | Gastronomy Archaeology
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Gingerbread – Part 1. Halloween Special: Food fit for a witch →. July 18, 2013 · 3:46 pm. Gingerbread Part 2: Cooking and the recipe. Well, I finally made gingerbread. There were a number of different recipes to choose from, but I went with good old Hannah Woolley since this recipe included most of the common elements I’d seen in the other recipes. Here it is:. Hannah Woolley, The Queen-Like Closet (1670). Not quite the gingerbread we’re use to now eh? And this is where I found a recipe for manchet.
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Custards: Part 1 | Gastronomy Archaeology
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Easter Special: Part 2 – Eggs in Green Sauce: Cooking and the Recipe. Custards: Part 2 – Cooking, no recipe….yet →. April 17, 2012 · 2:15 pm. Custard tart by Shanti, shanti used under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0) license. I am working on a chapter section about. The Great Duke of Florence. By Philip Massinger (1636) at the moment, and these lines spoken by Calandrino, a servant of one of the main characters, gave me the idea of trying out a custard recipe:. 8220;A custard”...
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Recipe index | Gastronomy Archaeology
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At present I don’t have an index of ingredients, cookbooks, or cookery writers, though I may do this at some point. If you are interested in a particular food, book or person, your best bet is to try the tags found on the right hand side of the page, and at the end of every post. Anyway, after that rather long disclaimer/preamble, here are the recipes! Eggs in green sauce. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. James Hart of Northampton.
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The world the English (and Welsh, Scots, Irish) created between the mid-15th and the mid-18th centuries. Tuesday, December 08, 2015. Just trying out a new tool, embedr. In this case, selecting a detail (one should always have dogs or horses in an image) from Cornelis Beelt's "Departure of Charles II, King of England, from Scheveningen, 2 June 1660" (painted between then and 1701). Seems pretty intuitive. Kudos. Tuesday, July 29, 2014. Early Modern (Tudor-Stuart) England (Britain) Syllabi (Revised). Tudor...
Early Modern England – From the Tudors to the Victorians
From the Tudors to the Victorians. 10 Facts You Probably Didn’t Know About the Tudors. Author Roland Hui shares 10 fun and fascinating facts about Tudor Queens! By Early Modern England. March 8, 2017. The War of Words: Eikon Basilike and the Martyrdom of Charles I. The Role of Religion in the Politics of the Northern Rebellion of 1569. The marriage of Philip of Habsburg and Mary Tudor and anti-Spanish sentiment in England : political economies and culture, 1553-1557. By Early Modern England. June 27, 2017.
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Bibliography of Early Modern English Military Books
Bibliography of Early Modern English Military Books. These tables take as their base Cockle's Bibliography. However, they also include other works omitted from both. Shown in Serial 144 of Section 1, Cockle did not include these news reports in his Bibliography. To have produced sections for each category would have created a fragmented picture of the whole, and some titles are difficult to categorise or fall within more than one category. For instance The Mansion of Magnanimitie. Section 2 is restricted...
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Early Modern Exchanges
September 12, 2011. The Early Modern Exchanges Launch Conference is coming up this Thursday, 15 September. Keep up to date on everything coming up via the website at: http:/ www.ucl.ac.uk/eme/launch. Look forward to seeing everyone there! The Bible at the Maughan Library. September 12, 2011. The King’s College London’s Maughan Library’s special collections exhibit on early modern translations of the Bible has been met with such success that it has been extended to 20 September. September 7, 2011. Present...
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Early Modern Food Network. Consuming the past never looked so delicious. Tuesday, August 14, 2012. I won't get into the papers I heard (not right now, anyway) (besides better accounts can be found here. At any rate, it's something I hope to emulate in my career. As for my own paper, it was on the York Play of the Flood. That plagued those they critique. If each animal is unique, how can we respond to each animal uniquely? How can we be hospitable to what each animal needs, desires, and deserves? Set thre...
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8216;History Bites’. 8220;A Day in History…”. 8220;Brief lives”. 8220;My Favourites”. Early Modern Forum Blog. Sharing early modern scholarship. Add Beauty To Elegance Appreciate Arbor Fence Building Services In Mckinney. Caines bloudy race: the enforcement of religious policy during the Interregnum (1649-1660). Not just Philip Henry’s diary: the gentry of Flintshire c.1640-1686. 8220;Before the Daily. Getting the News in Early Modern Europe” (Andrew Pettegree). A Day in History.".
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Early Modern France – Notes & ideas from research & teaching on sixteenth & seventeenth-century France
Notes and ideas from research and teaching on sixteenth and seventeenth-century France. I’m on Twitter. Printing and Books in Early Modern Europe – a bibliography. I recently started teaching a new module on printing and books in early modern Europe – my dream module. This is a one-semester module taught through 11 two-hour long seminars, and the module includes sessions in Special Collections. Continue reading Printing and Books in Early Modern Europe – a bibliography. October 20, 2016. October 20, 2016.
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The Early-Modern Gardens in Context Research Network | An Interdisciplinary Forum for the Study of Early-Modern Gardens
The Early-Modern Gardens in Context Research Network. An Interdisciplinary Forum for the Study of Early-Modern Gardens. About us …. The network is also designed to relay any potentially relevant information concerning forthcoming conferences, publications, funding opportunities etc. to its members. All enquiries concerning the network should be directed to Anatole Tchikine, the network coordinator, at tchikia@tcd.ie. Telephone (00 353 1) 896 2686. Blog at WordPress.com.
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Early Modern Gillian
Ali Bongo's blah blah. All the world's a text. This blog is damaging your brain! The roar the other side of silence. Fiddling (rather than marking). OLIA: Online Learning in the Arts. View my complete profile. Monday, 4 February 2013. Earlier today, Robert McCrum published 'a provisional, partisan list. His description) of key moments in English literature. Distressingly, for me, only seven of these 'moments' involved women writers. Has feminism all been in vain? Christine de Pizan: The Book of the City ...
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Early Modern Globalization
Sponsored by the UC Consortium for the Humanities, Early Modern Globalization is a Multi-Campus Research Group composed of historians, art historians and literary scholars from across the UC system. The purpose of the group is to explore the history of global modernity through the lens of Iberian expansion and its impact on local cultures. Jody Blanco, Associate Professor, Comparative Literature, UCSD. Carolyn Dean, Professor, History of Art and Visual Culture, UCSC. Patricia Seed, Professor, History, UCI.
