There is a wealth of information on the Internet today (an estimated 1 trillion web pages indexed so far), so it is quite easy to discover information on just about any subject. When it comes to life and food in medieval times, you will find that some resources are more credible and indeed more readable than others. Some are written by historians, some by students of history and some by pure enthusiasts. Anyone interested in discovering more about medieval life, history, food and cookery might find the following websites of particular interest. They are by no means all that’s out there but they offer a great place to start your reading.
Wikipedia’s page on The Forme of Cury
Project Gutenberg (the oldest digital library) on The Forme of Cury
The Middle Ages Kitchen (Wikipedia)
Recommended Website On Medieval Castles (Video)
The BBC’s Flagship Technology Programme “Click”
Legend Of King Arthur Symphonic Rock Poem
Wikipedia page on Medieval Languages
Poitou-Charentes-Vendee
Historic region of France which influenced 12th century England
