Renaissance Food

5 Reasons You Can’t Miss the Central Coast Renaissance Festival

Step into a world where knights test their skills in combat, troubadours serenade, and artisans craft with skill and passion. The Central Coast Renaissance Festival is back on July 20 & 21 at San Luis Obispo’s beautiful Laguna Lake Park. Here are five compelling reasons why it’s an event you absolutely can’t afford to miss […]

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Food and Drink at the Central Coast Renaissance Festival

As the scent of roasted meats and freshly baked pastries fills the air, a visit to the Central Coast Renaissance Festival will transport you to a realm where delightful food and drink intertwine with the magic of the past. Amidst the bustling streets and vibrant performances, the array of food offerings will invite you to […]

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Pyes in Renaissance England

Pyes in Renaissance England

In celebration of Pi Day, let’s delve into the history of pies and what they were in Renaissance England. Before we go back to the 16th centuery, we should look into how Pi Day came to be a nationally recognized day passed by the House of Representatives on March 12, 2009. Origin of Pi Day […]

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Peasants Breakfast in Renaissance England

A Peasant’s Breakfast in Renaissance England

In Renaissance England, the peasant class relied on a simple yet nourishing breakfast to sustain them for the day’s toil in the farms and fields. This morning meal, typically devoid of extravagance, was composed of staple foods readily available to those of modest means. A Typical Peasant Breakfast               […]

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Beer in Elizabethan Life: A Quaffable Companion to Society

It’s probably no surprise that the ale stand is one of the busiest, most popular places in any Renaissance Festival today. It has been that way for hundreds of years. In the Elizabethan era, beer was not just a beverage; it was a cornerstone of daily life, deeply intertwined with social, economic, and cultural aspects […]

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Experience the 38th Annual Central Coast Renaissance Festival!

Join us for an enchanting journey back in time at the highly anticipated 38th Annual Central Coast Renaissance Festival! Immerse yourself in a world of chivalry, merriment, and medieval charm at this captivating event taking place in the heart of the Central Coast. Step into a realm where knights don shining armor, actors amuse with […]

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Alcohol in English Renaissance Diets and Modern Renaissance Festivals

Alcohol played a significant role in the diets of both nobility and peasants during the English Renaissance period. Beer was the most common alcoholic drink consumed by both groups and was often brewed at home using grains like barley or oats. Wine, on the other hand, was a luxury item that was generally reserved for […]

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