Recipes from Medieval Europe | Make Your Own Viking Beer

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This video is an excerpt of lecture five from the series "Cooking across the Ages".
In the full episode, we explore the oldest-known cookbook in Medieval Europe, the 13th century’s Libellus de arte coquinaria. With its terse recipes of meat, fowl, fish, and sauces, it seemed to be written for a noble audience, not the common cook. Learn to make “hunter-style” fish pie with animal bones-and as you'll see in this clip, beer!
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00:00 The Oldest Cookbook in Medieval Europe
06:23 Making Chicken Pasty
12:51 Challenges of Producing Viking Beer
17:13 Preparing Grains to Create Malt
20:01 Using a Hand Mill
23:52 Beer for Breakfast in the Middle Ages
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[@susanbradleyskov9179]

For the (vegetables) I suggest Glechoma hedera, korsknap in Danish. The young leaves are a whole herbarium of taste, including bitterness, which is good for beer without hops.

[@giorgoskostakiotis3593]

This was a great educational video, you also presented the procedure in an very comprehancive way, using everyday kitchen materials. Thank you so much

[@leehaseley2164]

Wheat is much easier to malt than barley and it also has the enzymes you mentioned. This from personal experience.
Keeping all of those rootlets o the grain would create a good deal of bitterness.

[@3rdrock]

you're wrong about the wheat and barley comparison

[@systemuser8701]

In my family there are many horses and beeves ...but oxen, not so much.

[@EimaiEmpusa69]

I was thinking of getting home brew fermentation tank with chiller and spigot and using your exact recipe in a small batch to make sure I don't mess it up then multiplying the recipe to fill the tank 4/5 way up or so. Would you recommend this? Thank you for the video... you are cool as hell :D.

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[@kalui96]

Spiced Mulled Wine
Glogg
Chai

[@christophersnedeker]

People used saddle querns before they cultivated wheat. Not rotery querns.

[@kalui96]

I barley understood this video

[@ziziroberts8041]

Hop on down to the public library and brew over the subject.

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