request regency food ideas
 

has any one got any ideas from about 1800? i need them for a festival.
Thank you /

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"Mandville" > wrote in message
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> has any one got any ideas from about 1800? i need them for a festival.
> Thank you /
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Sure;

Pound cake:

1 pound each:

Flour
Butter
Eggs
Sugar
a touch of allspice.

Dimitri

try www.sca.org

"Mandville" > wrote in message
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> has any one got any ideas from about 1800? i need them for a festival.
> Thank you /
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On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 20:45:38 GMT, "Mandville"
> wrote:

>has any one got any ideas from about 1800? i need them for a festival.
>Thank you /

Here's some basic info to start with:

http://www.regency-town-house.org.uk.../mealtimes.php

Try searching Jane Austen (watch your spelling, it's AustEn, not
AustIn), also Napoleon (I think his chef invented a different way to
cook chicken for every day of the year?) for some ideas.

Basically there aren't any specific dishes that you would immediately
associate with the Regency era. High Tea is the closest thing I can
think of, it got started in the late 18th century and has been a
fixture in British life ever since.

Here's another site that talks about the 18th-early19th century, but
there's not a whole lot in the way of foods on it:
http://www.georgianindex.net/fd/index.html
There's still some good info to be found there.

Cathy

On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 21:06:14 GMT, "Bell Jar" >
wrote:

>try www.sca.org
>
No, don't try the SCA - the time period they cover ends at 1600.

Mandville > wrote:

> has any one got any ideas from about 1800? i need them for a festival.

You will find quite a few ideas and recipes at the Jane Austen Magazine
Web site at
<http://www.janeausten.co.uk/magazine/features.html?id=10&step=2>.

Victor

"cathy" > wrote in message
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> On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 21:06:14 GMT, "Bell Jar" >
> wrote:
>
>>try www.sca.org
>>
> No, don't try the SCA - the time period they cover ends at 1600.

ya .. DON'T TRY SCA ... you never know, you may learn something.
/rolling my eyes.

thanks thats a great start...

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"Victor Sack" > wrote in message
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> Mandville > wrote:
>
> > has any one got any ideas from about 1800? i need them for a festival.
>
> You will find quite a few ideas and recipes at the Jane Austen Magazine
> Web site at
> <http://www.janeausten.co.uk/magazine/features.html?id=10&step=2>.
>
> Victor

Mandville wrote:
> has any one got any ideas from about 1800? i need them for a festival.
> Thank you /
>
Try rec.food.historic.


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