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Stockfish cod that was split down the middle fixed to a pole and dried was very common though preparation could be time

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Quite simply there was no commercial production of meat in 13th century Europe The average medieval family could easily keep a

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Drying was one of the oldest preservation techniques using sun wind or low heat to remove moisture from food In warm climates

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Dive into the history of preserving meats and learn about the origins of cured meats in this informative post

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There were two methods of food preservation using salt as a preservative Dry salting where the meat or fish was buried in salt and

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Grain had to be kept dry wine and oil had to be stored in vessels that could survive transport fish and meat had to be

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In the medieval butcher shop meats were often hung in well ventilated areas allowing air to circulate and naturally preserve the

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By removing dampness through drying or adding smoky protection to meats your Medieval ancestors could keep their

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Salting smoking and drying were widely used to inhibit spoilage Salt drew moisture from meats and fish creating an