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Recreating life in Tudor times

Every year for several months, was a major historical recreation, focusing on Tudor. Normally the recreation of the Tudor period occurs in several stages:

- Recreation Tudor life during the Easter (celebrated a weekend in the month of April)
- Celebration of May Day ( held the first weekend in May)
- Great Annual Recreation (June and July)
- The summer during the Tudor period (August)
- San Miguel during the Tudor period (late September)

And this only during some weekends, as actually have more recreation for the rest of the year

Kentwell Hall

The venue for this celebration is Kentwell Hall, a large residence of mid-sixteenth century, found in Suffolk, England. Its owner, opened the doors of his residence to conduct a major re-enactments, and most faithful of the Tudor period.

A group of teens recreating Tudor nobility

Each year, needs about 700 volunteers to recreate the era. For several months, living together, using the facilities of Kentwell Hall, to teach visitors, daily life was like at this time, both for the common people to the nobility, since all are recreated Kentwell social classes.

In fact, many amateur recreationists who come each year to your appointment, Kentwell Hall, and not just people in the UK, but also USA, Australia, New Zealand ... At the same Kentwell Hall web site can send the request to participate in these recreations

Then I leave a video, recorded at Kentwell Hall during one of the recreation, which speaks of the importance of clothing, and how it changes , according to social class

And another video again, where they talk about food that was common during the period, and everything that moved, when the nobility serving correctly.

Source: http://www.kentwell.co.uk/
Source of images: http://www.itsgoodtobefree.co.uk/itsgoodtobefree/page?siteid=itsgoodtobefree-prd&locale=uken1&PagecRef = SIDS = 677 & 0efc65fd53e732b9d1181495930a2671 and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:KentwellHallYouth.jpg

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Good afternoon everyone, today I approached an event will happen on Sunday December 19 The Marathon solidarity TV3 program this year will raise money for control of spinal and brain injuries acquired, the news is in Catalan, but I link to the page with the translation of the news, you also get the original bond, so that each one chooses.

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PAGE STORY IN CASTILIAN TV3 (translated by google)

This is page of the Marathon

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a day like today ... Tudor Kitchen


... cold December 16, 1485 , came to the world in Alcalá de Henares, the youngest son of Fernando II and Elizabeth, better known as the Catholic Monarchs, Infanta Catalina de Aragón .

Blonde, clear-eyed, determined and intelligent, so was Catherine, the closest of all to his mother. held the titles Princess of Aragon and Castile . And years later, would become queen consort of England , to marry Henry VIII, which was first in fourth grade.

Of all pregnancies that had, only one came to fruition and the baby was born healthy, reaching adulthood, Mary Tudor .

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"close and fryez Ryschewys"

Ryschewys close and fryez

The "Ryschewy" is a kind of dumpling pasta, stuffed with nuts and spices, which closes and fry to eat. It is believed that this dish came to England in time of the Crusades.

Then you have the video tutorial, which explains how to prepare

And this is the recipe with the amounts to twelve servings :

Filling:

- 3 figs
- 3 chopped dates
- A tablespoon of raisins chucharada
- Half a teaspoon of walnut powder
- Half a teaspoon of black pepper
- Half a teaspoon of cinnamon

For the pasta:

- 100 gr of flour
- A
tablespoon sugar - Pinch of saffron dissolved in half cup of water

Instructions:

- Chop the figs and macerated in a mortar
- Add the dates and raisins
- Chop and add the spices. The spices have to be very balanced in numbers, so if you see that there is only one other, add any missing to compensate
- Add spices to nuts and mix well
- Make a paste with flour, sugar and saffron dissolved in water
- Roll the dough and make it as thin as paper
- Cut the dough into small circles (the size of a cup, for example)
- Add a small amount of mixture of fruit (about half a tablespoon)
- Moisten edges of dough with water, and close as if it were
pea pod - Fry in oil in a skillet or deep fryer for a couple of minutes, until golden
- Serve hot, sprinkled with sugar

Source: Historic Royal Palaces
translation of the recipe Mary Tudor and http://www.lostudor.org http://diariodemariatudor.blogspot.com/

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a day like today ... Kitchen

... a December 10 , 1541 , Thomas Culpeper and Francis Dereham were executed at Tyburn, accused of having sex with the queen of England, which at that time was the young Catherine Howard (fifth wife of Henry VIII).

Culpeper was one of the favorite servants of the king's private chamber. It says it was a very attractive man, and Catherine Howard fell deeply in love with him. It is said that at the time of the execution of the young Catherine, said: "dying to be queen, but rather die, being the wife of Culpeper" . Although this phrase is not a proven fact, and most historians, suggests that never delivered. However, it is a literary reflection of how much the very young Queen fell in love with one servant. A fact that she too was killed.

Dereham, meanwhile, was a courtier who had sex with a very young Catherine Howard, until it became part of the entourage of ladies of Anne of Cleves (fourth wife of Henry VIII). Later, during the reign of Catherine Howard, the Court again, as secretary in the palace of Hampton Court. One seat was won, possibly to get her to say nothing, to this romance he had with the queen

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Tudor: Tudor Cheese Cake "

In this simple video tutorial, you could see as made a cheesecake in Tudor.

This type of cake, was also known as "Tarte out of lens" (cake not Lent), precisely because this cake ingredients containing eggs, cream and cheese were not allowed to eat during the time Lent.

The video tutorial is in English, but it is easy to follow. And the recipe can not be easier! I think I'll try it at home, to see how it goes ;-)

Source: Historic Royal Palaces

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International Day of Persons Disabled

Back activity posters .... could not pass this day without a publication, in this case I want to bring serious content about this day, taken from the pages United Nations.
How and why did the celebration of this day?

"The International Day of Disabled Persons on 3 December each year is to help understand issues related to disability, the rights of persons with disabilities and the benefits to be derived from integration of these people in every aspect of political, social, economic and cultural life of their communities. The Day provides an opportunity to promote activities aimed at achieving the goal of full and equal enjoyment of human rights and participation in society of people with disabilities, established in the Programme of Action concerning Disabled Persons adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations in 1982. "

If you click on the above will go to the source page where we suggest ways to commemorate this day, and the themes and celebrations of previous years.
A couple of interesting videos that I found below. See you soon!

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the footsteps of the Tudors

Gateway to St Peter's Church

"St. Peter's Church"

as trying to do every Friday we begin our virtual tour, following in the footsteps of the Tudors, at a location outside the city of London. More specifically in Hever (Kent), very near the famous castle which was the residence of the Boleyn family.

Tomb of Thomas Boleyn

Specifically, we St. Peter's Church, a small church, dating from the twelfth century and whose importance is that within it we find the tomb of Thomas Boleyn, the father of which was the second wife of Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn. Along with Thomas Boleyn, we can find buried Margaret Cheyne, also relative to the Boleyn family.

Interior St. Peter's church

The church, as you can see, is very tiny, and inside, still see vestiges of its medieval past, but was restored in 1894. Knowing the personality of Thomas Boleyn greedy in life, surprised that his remains have been completed a so small, discreet and humble.

Foreign St Peter's church

What is more surprising, when you enter the small church, is the sense of peace. The church is surrounded by a small garden, with its cemetery, and as you can see in the picture, the surroundings are forest. Hever is a very small village, where it is difficult to find people on the road. Although as a curiosity, I will tell you that right off the church of St. Peter is a pub called "Henry VIII." Curious no?

What would Thomas Boleyn, if you lift your head? Would you like the place where he buried? Perhaps his ambition made him oppose such a place, as he probably expected a more upscale place, and a tomb more luxurious than it has. But since then, having been there, I think it is a bad place to rest forever, even for Thomas Boleyn.

continue in the footsteps of the Tudors in next posts

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Sources of some of the photos: http://travel.webshots.com/photo/1198119066028420881xIuQuZ
http: / / picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/mQ-zXTr8sGUQh0VsvOElDA
http://www.theanneboleynfiles.com/anne-boleyn-experience-day-4/5558/