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Medieval Knights, Medieval Damsels in Distress, Enter These Medieval Castle Gates Freely,For Thy Will Find Medieval Food Treasures From the Good King's Table, all for Thee.... |
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- Ye Old Introduction
- Prelude to Free Diet Plan
- Thy Weight Loss Tournament
- Ye Old Head Games
- Life in Canterbury
- The King’s Table
- Ye Village Bakery
- Squire Tom’s Vegetable Shack
- Sir Lancelot’s Sipping Table
- Ye Village Idiot’s Fruits of the Vine
- Maiden Sky’s Dairy Faire
- Yon Morning Wake
- Medieval Rogue Taverm
- The Peasants Porch
- Ye Old Village Crafts
- Ye Queen’s Fitness Rules
- Let the Games Continue!
- Fare Thee Well
- Medieval Epilogue
- Ye Old Introduction
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The King's Table at The Medieval Diet - Tasty Medieval Recipe
Bandit Shrimp, a Medieval Recipe
Serves 1 generously for about 200 calories (shrimp only)
Goodies from the sea art very low in calories, taste sinfully good & can be prepared with a minimum of fuss by the village cook. However, due to the pollution of modern day villagers, take great caution in the number of servings that thou choose to feast upon each month.
In March 2001, the FDA recommended excluding shark, swordfish, king mackerel & tilefish from the diet of children & both pregnant & nursing maidens. These fish contain high levels of methyl mercury, a potentially harmful substance that could’st do harm to an unborn baby’s developing nervous system.
Sharks, swordfish, king mackerel & tilefish generally enjoy long lives. They art quite large, too – these great ogres of the sea. Naturally, they feed on smaller fish & slowly, methyl mercury accumulates.
Mercury enters our water sources in many ways such as rain run-off & industrial pollution (that settles into the water).
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