Malice by John Gwynne
An oath: ‘I vow to you the first cut of my meat, the first sip of my mead …’
A toast: 'Welcome to my hall and table.'
Catching food:
Cooking food:
Serving food:
Storing / Serving drinks:
A toast: 'Welcome to my hall and table.'
Catching food:
- Salmon traps
- ‘You won’t have food caught by other people for you all of your life. You will need to play your part. And, who knows? Maybe one day you’ll have to bring down your own meals. You’ll be glad of time spent with bow and spear then.’
Cooking food:
- Spitting over a fire (food unspecified; deer)
- ‘in front of the hearth, toasting bread on a long fork’
- Cook-fires
- Firepits
Serving food:
- Wooden trenchers (bread and meat)
- Jugs (gravy)
- Bowls (porridge)
- Platters
- Wooden plates
Storing / Serving drinks:
- Jugs (wine)
- Mugs (milk)
- Jars (wine)
- Cups
- Skins (a sour liquid; water)
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