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Bread and Thread

An Arts, Food and History podcast featuring Liz Blake and Hazel
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Don't get your clothes in a bunch! Or if you need to, make it pretty
What smells bad, is legally complicated, and is a key part of high-end perfumes?
We made it to 100 episodes!This one's a bit different, as we answer your questions
Episode NotesThis episode features wall to wall dessert controversy.Local larder: tres leches
More shiny things to put on clothing, and a new year soup
Let's add some sparkle to the new year!
Jimmy the Welsh Viking is back to tell us about tablet weaving
In which Liz decides they really need to watch Julie and Julia
Enjoy a tiny shellfish, and a big layered bird
What's a model village when it's not a tiny town? How do you owe your soul to a company store? What would you eat in a logging camp?
You've heard of spooning romantically? Now get ready for romantic spoons!
Since sycamores have been in the news, let's see exactly what they are
Mediaeval merchant, mystic, and pilgrim, and the subject of the earliest survivial autobiography in English
Time to discuss some mediaeval masterworkV&A link: https://www.vam.ac.uk/exhibitions/opus-anglicanum-masterpieces-of-english-medieval-embroidery
Bread of kings and king of breads, it's time for naan
What's a coaching inn? Where did old-timey people put their luggage? What the heck is lutefisk? Answers to all these questions and more, this episode!
Tie-dying and friends from around the world
This time, the book's a memoir. Let's get idyllic
We round off our hat-trick of bread episodes by discussing that wonderful fungus, yeast
The breadening continues! Let's get sour
Three food-related stories, and the ballad of buffalo wings
With guest Dr Neil Buttery, whose book "Before Mrs. Beeton: Elizabeth Raffald, England's Most Influential Housekeeper" is out now!Digitised 1st edition of The Experienced English Housekeeper (1769): https://archive.org/details/experiencedengl0
Turns out everyone loves mango, though some maybe a little too much
Drop spindles? Only in a controlled manner
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