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Calling all food-loving Norwegians! I would really like to know about Christmas #food traditions between Christmas and New Year, not the celebration days themselves. If you had a family/friends party at that time would it be more likely to be in the form of a sit down dinner or more like a help yourself hot/cold buffet table? Thanks lots in advance!
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Did you know that on St Peter’s Day (29 June) in Herefordshire it was believed that rain needed to fall on the orchards to ensure a bountiful apple harvest?
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Did you know that on St Peter’s Day (29 June) in Herefordshire it was believed that rain needed to fall on the orchards to ensure a bountiful apple harvest?
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Did you know that on St Peter’s Day (29 June) in Herefordshire it was believed that rain needed to fall on the orchards to ensure a bountiful apple harvest?
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Did you know that on St Peter’s Day (29 June) in Herefordshire it was believed that rain needed to fall on the orchards to ensure a bountiful apple harvest?
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If you are looking for food ideas for a solstice celebration consider foods that reflect the nature of the day such as red & orange fruits which represent the fiery nature of the sun, green herbs to banish negativity & attract prosperity, delicious cheese (particularly round ones) for joy & health. If you want to attract a soupçon of passion then add some spices/chilli & maybe a touch of honey in the form of mead to attract money, love & blessings to your home.
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If you are looking for food ideas for a solstice celebration consider foods that reflect the nature of the day such as red & orange fruits which represent the fiery nature of the sun, green herbs to banish negativity & attract prosperity, delicious cheese (particularly round ones) for joy & health. If you want to attract a soupçon of passion then add some spices/chilli & maybe a touch of honey in the form of mead to attract money, love & blessings to your home.
@folklore #FoodFolklore #Folklore -
If you are looking for food ideas for a solstice celebration consider foods that reflect the nature of the day such as red & orange fruits which represent the fiery nature of the sun, green herbs to banish negativity & attract prosperity, delicious cheese (particularly round ones) for joy & health. If you want to attract a soupçon of passion then add some spices/chilli & maybe a touch of honey in the form of mead to attract money, love & blessings to your home.
@folklore #FoodFolklore #Folklore -
If you are looking for food ideas for a solstice celebration consider foods that reflect the nature of the day such as red & orange fruits which represent the fiery nature of the sun, green herbs to banish negativity & attract prosperity, delicious cheese (particularly round ones) for joy & health. If you want to attract a soupçon of passion then add some spices/chilli & maybe a touch of honey in the form of mead to attract money, love & blessings to your home.
@folklore #FoodFolklore #Folklore -
I’m very excited to share my newest letter with you all: From Potion Ingredients in Disguise to Spirits of Spice via Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Dumb Cake, Farthing Loaf Day, Midsummer, Summer Solstice Foods & Recipes and A Remedy for Sore Eyes
It’s absolutely free & full of #Folklore for midsummer with food ideas & recipes for #SummerSolstice I also talk Shakespeare & herbs from the witches in Macbeth to A Midsummer Night’s Dream
https://folklorefoodfairytales.substack.com/p/from-potion-ingredients-in-disguise
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I’m very excited to share my newest letter with you all: From Potion Ingredients in Disguise to Spirits of Spice via Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Dumb Cake, Farthing Loaf Day, Midsummer, Summer Solstice Foods & Recipes and A Remedy for Sore Eyes
It’s absolutely free & full of #Folklore for midsummer with food ideas & recipes for #SummerSolstice I also talk Shakespeare & herbs from the witches in Macbeth to A Midsummer Night’s Dream
https://folklorefoodfairytales.substack.com/p/from-potion-ingredients-in-disguise
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I’m very excited to share my newest letter with you all: From Potion Ingredients in Disguise to Spirits of Spice via Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Dumb Cake, Farthing Loaf Day, Midsummer, Summer Solstice Foods & Recipes and A Remedy for Sore Eyes
It’s absolutely free & full of #Folklore for midsummer with food ideas & recipes for #SummerSolstice I also talk Shakespeare & herbs from the witches in Macbeth to A Midsummer Night’s Dream
https://folklorefoodfairytales.substack.com/p/from-potion-ingredients-in-disguise
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I’m very excited to share my newest letter with you all: From Potion Ingredients in Disguise to Spirits of Spice via Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Dumb Cake, Farthing Loaf Day, Midsummer, Summer Solstice Foods & Recipes and A Remedy for Sore Eyes
It’s absolutely free & full of #Folklore for midsummer with food ideas & recipes for #SummerSolstice I also talk Shakespeare & herbs from the witches in Macbeth to A Midsummer Night’s Dream
https://folklorefoodfairytales.substack.com/p/from-potion-ingredients-in-disguise
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On this wild & windy night it feels appropriate to share this newest episode with you all. I talked with Aaron from @AppFolklorePod about food and folklore of Appalachia. It was such an interesting chat & I learned so much. We talked food, Folklore and stories from Appalachia and I hope you enjoy.
@folklore #Folklore #Foodways #Food #FoodFolklore #Storytelling #FoodHistory
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On this wild & windy night it feels appropriate to share this newest episode with you all. I talked with Aaron from @AppFolklorePod about food and folklore of Appalachia. It was such an interesting chat & I learned so much. We talked food, Folklore and stories from Appalachia and I hope you enjoy.
@folklore #Folklore #Foodways #Food #FoodFolklore #Storytelling #FoodHistory
https://hestiaskitchen.co.uk/2023/04/11/an-appalachian-visit/ -
On this wild & windy night it feels appropriate to share this newest episode with you all. I talked with Aaron from @AppFolklorePod about food and folklore of Appalachia. It was such an interesting chat & I learned so much. We talked food, Folklore and stories from Appalachia and I hope you enjoy.
@folklore #Folklore #Foodways #Food #FoodFolklore #Storytelling #FoodHistory
https://hestiaskitchen.co.uk/2023/04/11/an-appalachian-visit/ -
On this wild & windy night it feels appropriate to share this newest episode with you all. I talked with Aaron from @AppFolklorePod about food and folklore of Appalachia. It was such an interesting chat & I learned so much. We talked food, Folklore and stories from Appalachia and I hope you enjoy.
@folklore #Folklore #Foodways #Food #FoodFolklore #Storytelling #FoodHistory
https://hestiaskitchen.co.uk/2023/04/11/an-appalachian-visit/ -
Which piece of Good Friday folklore would interest you most? I will share when this poll is over.
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Which piece of Good Friday folklore would interest you most? I will share when this poll is over.
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Which piece of Good Friday folklore would interest you most? I will share when this poll is over.
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Which piece of Good Friday folklore would interest you most? I will share when this poll is over.
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My newest letter ‘From Figgy Sunday to Passion Pudding’ is all about Good Friday food folklore, herb lore and folklore based gardening advice. I think you might enjoy it. There is less about hot cross buns than you probably imagine & definitely has less popularly known facts you could use to astonish friends at a social gathering (Also it’s completely free & you don’t have to subscribe to read it, although obviously I’d love that)
@folklore #Folklore #Food #FoodFolklore
https://folklorefoodfairytales.substack.com/p/from-figgy-sunday-to-passion-pudding -
My newest letter ‘From Figgy Sunday to Passion Pudding’ is all about Good Friday food folklore, herb lore and folklore based gardening advice. I think you might enjoy it. There is less about hot cross buns than you probably imagine & definitely has less popularly known facts you could use to astonish friends at a social gathering (Also it’s completely free & you don’t have to subscribe to read it, although obviously I’d love that)
@folklore #Folklore #Food #FoodFolklore
https://folklorefoodfairytales.substack.com/p/from-figgy-sunday-to-passion-pudding -
My newest letter ‘From Figgy Sunday to Passion Pudding’ is all about Good Friday food folklore, herb lore and folklore based gardening advice. I think you might enjoy it. There is less about hot cross buns than you probably imagine & definitely has less popularly known facts you could use to astonish friends at a social gathering (Also it’s completely free & you don’t have to subscribe to read it, although obviously I’d love that)
@folklore #Folklore #Food #FoodFolklore
https://folklorefoodfairytales.substack.com/p/from-figgy-sunday-to-passion-pudding -
My newest letter ‘From Figgy Sunday to Passion Pudding’ is all about Good Friday food folklore, herb lore and folklore based gardening advice. I think you might enjoy it. There is less about hot cross buns than you probably imagine & definitely has less popularly known facts you could use to astonish friends at a social gathering (Also it’s completely free & you don’t have to subscribe to read it, although obviously I’d love that)
@folklore #Folklore #Food #FoodFolklore
https://folklorefoodfairytales.substack.com/p/from-figgy-sunday-to-passion-pudding -
It was apparently once a custom on Good Friday for good friends to hold a hot cross bun together and recite
‘Half for you, half for me
Between us two good luck shall be’and then break the bun in two. This was said to cement the friendship for another year. It does seem dreadfully impractical though as surely both parties would get butter all over themselves?
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It was apparently once a custom on Good Friday for good friends to hold a hot cross bun together and recite
‘Half for you, half for me
Between us two good luck shall be’and then break the bun in two. This was said to cement the friendship for another year. It does seem dreadfully impractical though as surely both parties would get butter all over themselves?
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It was apparently once a custom on Good Friday for good friends to hold a hot cross bun together and recite
‘Half for you, half for me
Between us two good luck shall be’and then break the bun in two. This was said to cement the friendship for another year. It does seem dreadfully impractical though as surely both parties would get butter all over themselves?
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It was apparently once a custom on Good Friday for good friends to hold a hot cross bun together and recite
‘Half for you, half for me
Between us two good luck shall be’and then break the bun in two. This was said to cement the friendship for another year. It does seem dreadfully impractical though as surely both parties would get butter all over themselves?
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Did you know that this is the first of the Borrowed Days? Did you celebrate on Carlin Sunday? Would you like to know what I’m talking about? I share all this in my free newsletter along with side chat about Gray Pays, Liber Cure Cocorum, an interesting, if ineffective vintage remedy for strain and Poor Knights of Windsor.
@folklore #Folklore #FoodHistory #Foodways #FoodFolklore #Food
https://folklorefoodfairytales.substack.com/p/from-the-borrowing-days-to-poor-knights