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Textes vernaculaires du moyen âge, vol. 5
A Gathering of Medieval English Recipes
Constance B. Hieatt (ed)
- Pages: 170 p.
- Size:160 x 240 mm
- Language(s):English, Middle English
- Publication Year:2009
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- ISBN: 978-2-503-52898-4
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"Hieatt has contributed yet another crucial tool for the study of English material culture, Middle English manuscripts, and cuisine in the late Middle Ages. Her legacy is an important one, and all subsequent scholars of medieval cookery are in her debt." (C. Rose, in: The Medieval Review, 09.11.09)
Summary
This book is a collection of medieval English culinary recipes
which have not been edited before. Some of them come from
brief collections which have not been previously published, or are
found in isolation or very small groups in manuscripts which do not
contain such collections. Others come from collections which have
been used, or viewed, primarily for collation, but which contain
other recipes which had not yet been noted.
It was the author's object to gather together all the recipes which had not been edited and published, or are not currently being edited by others, to make the record of English recipes of this period as complete as possible. The volume concludes with a supplement to the recently published Concordance of English Recipes: Thirteenth Through Fifteenth Centuries, adding all the "new" recipes to that Concordance, except for a few which are so fragmentary as not to deserve listing.
It was the author's object to gather together all the recipes which had not been edited and published, or are not currently being edited by others, to make the record of English recipes of this period as complete as possible. The volume concludes with a supplement to the recently published Concordance of English Recipes: Thirteenth Through Fifteenth Centuries, adding all the "new" recipes to that Concordance, except for a few which are so fragmentary as not to deserve listing.