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Historian reveals medieval sausage recipe
Reuters via AuBC News ^
| 11/4/2007
Posted on 11/04/2007 4:19:58 PM PST by james500
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To: mylife
Yeah, I know!
LOL
They don’t give away duckling up here..
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posted on
11/04/2007 6:10:02 PM PST
by
MS.BEHAVIN
(Women who behave rarely make history)
To: MS.BEHAVIN
I got some Genoa today.
Back home we have a salami made with port wine that is wonderful
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posted on
11/04/2007 6:11:41 PM PST
by
mylife
(The Roar Of The Masses Could Be Farts)
To: MS.BEHAVIN
Well, the beans were cheap ;0)
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posted on
11/04/2007 6:12:27 PM PST
by
mylife
(The Roar Of The Masses Could Be Farts)
To: mylife
LOL
True!
Boy, this turned out really well!
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posted on
11/04/2007 6:18:10 PM PST
by
MS.BEHAVIN
(Women who behave rarely make history)
To: MS.BEHAVIN
Im glad it came out nice.
Next up Spring lamb stew!
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posted on
11/04/2007 6:20:05 PM PST
by
mylife
(The Roar Of The Masses Could Be Farts)
Nobody needs to know how the sausage is made.
To: NittanyLion
Damn those beddar cheddars’ is good stuff. Nuked right before bed with a huge glob of mustard.
To: DaveLoneRanger; blam; StayAt HomeMother; Ernest_at_the_Beach; 1ofmanyfree; 24Karet; 3AngelaD; ...
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posted on
11/04/2007 9:24:42 PM PST
by
SunkenCiv
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To: HungarianGypsy
The word of the day is ubiquitous.What does that word mean? I see it everywhere lately.
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posted on
11/05/2007 12:41:09 AM PST
by
Jeff Chandler
("The bourgeoisie will remember my carbuncles until their dying day," -Karl Marx)
To: mylife
Best recipe everHope for the Becks, but expect the wurst.
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posted on
11/05/2007 12:42:37 AM PST
by
Jeff Chandler
("The bourgeoisie will remember my carbuncles until their dying day," -Karl Marx)
To: patton
Malt is the parially germinated and dried barley.
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posted on
11/05/2007 3:43:27 AM PST
by
doodad
To: HungarianGypsy
Can you add me to the kitchen ping list please?
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posted on
11/05/2007 3:45:47 AM PST
by
doodad
To: james500
Whatever the ingredients, I bet you still wouldn’t want to see how sausage was made in the Middle Ages.
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posted on
11/05/2007 5:07:31 AM PST
by
wildbill
To: steveo
One of my colonial American ancestors was dragged before the magistrate in 1653 for charging too much for a mug of her beer. But, the court ruled in her favor, as she put extra malt in her brew, justifying the higher price.
To: GoLightly
What colony was that? New Amsterdam?
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posted on
11/05/2007 5:14:46 AM PST
by
bvw
To: JustaDumbBlonde
"I love heritage or antique recipes, but I dont have any that are 600 years old as far as I know. Wow." The BEST BEER I've ever had was at the City Tavern in Old Philly. The Recipe was Ben Franklin's. The Second Best Beer I've ever had was at the same place. It Was George Washington's own recipe.
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posted on
11/05/2007 5:21:58 AM PST
by
Mad Dawgg
("`Eddies,' said Ford, `in the space-time continuum.' `Ah,' nodded Arthur, `is he? Is he?'")
To: bvw
What colony was that? New Amsterdam? Massachusetts Bay (Newbury).
To: Mad Dawgg
To: battlegearboat
"name dropper" (GRIN) It was awesome stuff. We are going back to Philly and the City Tavern is going to be our First stop for dining!
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posted on
11/05/2007 5:30:25 AM PST
by
Mad Dawgg
("`Eddies,' said Ford, `in the space-time continuum.' `Ah,' nodded Arthur, `is he? Is he?'")
To: GoLightly
Well, I was wondering if it was the Dutch pub my ancestors stopped at when they got off the boat. I suppose not.
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posted on
11/05/2007 5:30:38 AM PST
by
bvw
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