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Frumenty - Wikipedia
Frumenty (sometimes frumentee, furmity, fromity, or fermenty) was a popular dish in Western European medieval cuisine. It is a porridge, a thick boiled grain ... en.wikipedia.org
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Frumenty, a Medieval Wheat Porridge - A Dollop of History
Frumenty is a hot cereal porridge made of wheat or barley cooked in milk (sweet) or broth (savory). Early recipes were plain, but over time spices, sugar and ... historydollop.com
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Medieval Frumenty - Tasting History
This frumenty is made of whole wheat berries and is a rib-sticking, satisfying meal all by itself. The wheat berries retain some wonderful texture. www.tastinghistory.com
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FRUMENTY Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of FRUMENTY is a dish of wheat boiled in milk and usually sweetened and spiced. www.merriam-webster.com
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How to Make Furmenty - The Victorian Way - YouTube
... frumenty — is similar in some ways to porridge, comprising grain, milk or cream, currants and spices. It's thought to date back to Medieval ... www.youtube.com
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Frumenty with Sheep's Milk - ERGON
Frumenty (or as it called in Greek, Trahanas), is a popular dish in Mediterranean cuisine, with origins in the medieval cuisine of Western Europe. www.ergonfoods.com
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Frumenty: a Breakfast Wholegrain Wheat Porridge | Tin and Thyme
Frumenty is a traditional soft but chewy wholegrain porridge, sweetened with raisins & honey, gently spiced and enriched with cream ... tinandthyme.uk
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Week 6: Medieval - Frumenty, wheat porridge from the 1300s - Reddit
I make mine using Oatmeal; figuring that that would be a Grain that northern Europeans would use to make their Frumenty. www.reddit.com
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Medieval Cookery: Frumenty - Helen Callaghan
It is a kind of cracked wheat or barley porridge, the savoury kind being made with stock and sometimes mixed with milk. www.helencallaghan.co.uk
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furmety
frumenty, furmety (ˈfruːməntɪ, ˈfɜːmɪtɪ) Forms: α. 4 frumentee, 5 frumyte, 6–7 frumentie, -tye, 7 frummetry, 7, 9 fromenty, 7–9 frumet(t)y, 8 frumentary, 9 fromety, frumerty, -arty, frummaty, -ety, 5– frumenty. β. 4–5 furmente, 5, 6, 9 -ty, 6 fermeté, fer-, fir-, four-, fur-, fyrmentie, -ye, 7 fir-,... Oxford English Dictionary
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Wheat berry
See also Cuccìa, a Sicilian wheat berry dish Bulgur, another whole wheat preparation Frumenty, a dish made with boiled wheat berries Graham flour Borș wikipedia.org
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furmente
furmente, -ty, furmety, -ity see frumenty. Oxford English Dictionary
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Pottage
Frumenty was a pottage made with fresh cleaned wheat grain that was boiled until it burst, allowed to cool, then boiled with broth and either cow milk See also Brown Windsor soup Casserole Cawl Frumenty Lancashire hotpot Lentil soup List of soups List of stews Medieval cuisine Pease pudding wikipedia.org
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fyrmentie
fyrmentie, -mete see frumenty, firmity2. Oxford English Dictionary
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