Recipes from late 14th – mid 15th century Britain found at Let Hem Boyle
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Since a lot of the ingredients in medieval recipes are unknown to most of us I’ve added a list of the most common ones with explanation and the closest modern equivalent for those of you who want to try out some of these recipes. Click the link above for the list – Ted
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See this and lots of other delicious recipes here: 
