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... her artichokes, providing an early recipe, variants of which occur in virtually every cookbook up to this century. Pickled cucumbers must have been a staple part of the country and farmhouse store cupboard. Most recipes include herbs, such as dill and fennel ...

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... A closer study of recipe collections indicates that spices were by no means reserved for cured meat. Moreover, there seems no justification for the modern assumption that a reference to spice in the vaguely quantified medieval recipes means that vast ...

... development. The appearance of salad on tables and in recipe books was an accepted fact by the 17th century, when the word covered a wide range of dishes. There were elaborate salads, as in the recipe calling for orange and lemon slices to be layered with ...

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