FOOD of the Tudors

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Change:  That who so enjoys such kind of life to hold, In prison joys fettered with chains of gold. Lords & Ladies show us your knowledge of Tudor Feasting, Banquets, Everyday Foods & Recipes Want to add your knowledge to The Tudors Food page? Click EasyEdit to update this page! (Don't   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1861)

Change:  - (mid 16th C) With notes, introduction and glossary; together with some account of domestic life, cookery and feasts in Tudor days, and of the first owner of the book, Matthew Parker, Archbishop of Canterbury (& Anne Boleyn's chaplain), and Margaret Parker his wife. Two 15th Century cookbooks -   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1794)

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Change: Moved by MsSquirrly Aug 10 2008, 6:20 PM EDT