1-21 of about 21 matches for site:foodtimeline.org traditionally served
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form of Aioli garni which is a whole dish in itself, traditionally served on Christmas Eve
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form of Aioli garni which is a whole dish in itself, traditionally served on Christmas Eve
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for dinner, the main meal of the day, which was traditionally served in the
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still boiled but the finished product was more like cake. These puddings are still traditionally served at Christmas time
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Muffins are usually enjoyed in the winter - split, toasted, buttered, and served hot for tea
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simply been an improvisation, or it may have been made for the meals served after Buddhist wakes and
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simply been an improvisation, or it may have been made for the meals served after Buddhist wakes and
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and and endless variety of aromatic soups and sauces were being served. Native squash was baked
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Night Cake (England & France, Christmas--Mardi Gras) On the human level? Cakes are served at special occasions (birthdays
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system and did not create obstructions for what followed, therefore they should be served first. Others reported that
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diners were adapted to suit expectations. Emphasis on basic meat and vegetables served in standard
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be in the quality and quantity of the meat served...Supper was a
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p. 141-2) [1962] "Yule Log (Buche de Noel) The yule log cake is served at the midnight
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form of Aioli garni which is a whole dish in itself, traditionally served on Christmas Eve
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simply been an improvisation, or it may have been made for the meals served after Buddhist wakes and
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has been suggested, to a way of preserving grain. Couscous is traditionally made from freshly ground
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the cake was baked a "hot oven" to "light brown" it was "served forth" when it was
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Muffins are usually enjoyed in the winter - split, toasted, buttered, and served hot for tea
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system and did not create obstructions for what followed, therefore they should be served first. Others reported that
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has been suggested, to a way of preserving grain. Couscous is traditionally made from freshly ground
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the cake was baked a "hot oven" to "light brown" it was "served forth" when it was