Tag Archives: 17th centure France
Mercure Galant: Consecration of Messire Delfino
Esteemed Readers, I have discovered another interesting note in the Mercure Galant proving the strong interconnection between France & Italy. This time it tells about an important Catholic event: a Venetian nobleman becomes the Archbishop right in France. “On Sunday … Continue reading
Louis XIV Asks Riddles II
Esteemed Readers, here are two short. – and I hope not to difficult, – new riddles, prepared by His Majesty :-): … Continue reading
Royal Meal IV: Soups
Esteemed Readers, today I offer you some soups. Personally I belong to those who don’t regard soups as substantial meals, however if you like this kind of dish, here is a fresh 17th century look! Broth for White Soups Boil … Continue reading
Royal Meal III: Easter Menu
Esteemed Readers, Happy Easter! On this occasion I would like to present you a curious menu, (please, take into account that the number of dishes was meant for a big company, not for only one person), that was typical for … Continue reading