What was it like to prepare traditional English Christmas foods in a Georgian kitchen? Any why we’re wondering, just how long would it have taken? Traditional English Christmas foods Read more about plum pudding here. Read more about mince pies here. Read more about Yorkshire pie here. Read more about the Christmas feast here. If you enjoyed this post you might also enjoy:
Continue reading →Though modern, this video depicts much of the traditional flavor of Christmas pantos. 12 Days Of Christmas Song Read more about pantos here. Read a scene of Darcy attending a panto here. If you enjoyed this post you might also enjoy:
Continue reading →Burning the Yule Log Read the scene: Elizabeth’s First Yule Log here. Read more about Yule Logs here. If you enjoyed this post you might also enjoy:
Continue reading →Caroling and Christmas carols played a distinct part in regency era Christmas celebrations. Start of Caroling People have used songs and music as a part of celebration for as long as we have recorded history. The word carol comes from Latin the words meaning sing and joy. Thus carols are songs of joy. The songs we know as Christmas carols have both sacred and secular roots. Some began as hymns of the church. Da, puer, … Continue reading →
Parlor Games are a perfect resource for Christmas fun. It’s hard to resist some of these good, old-fashioned games. Play Your Your Own Parlor Games A couple more just for a little more Christmas fun. Twirling the Trencher (or spinning the plate) Find an unbreakable, rigid plate (plastic, wood ect. Paper will not work.) Seat the players in a circle with a large open space in the middle. The first player stands in the middle of the circle and … Continue reading →
