Historical Cooking

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  • Medieval tripod 120 cm Medieval tripod 120 cm

    Medieval tripod 120 cm

    € 73, 80 Incl. VAT
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  • Medieval chalice Medieval chalice

    Medieval chalice

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  • Collapsible frying pan M Collapsible frying pan M

    Collapsible frying pan M

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  • Adjustable S hook Adjustable S hook

    Adjustable S hook

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  • Roman cochlearium Roman cochlearium

    Roman cochlearium

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  • Glass bottle 2x6 cm Glass bottle 2x6 cm

    Glass bottle 2x6 cm

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  • Round glass jar Round glass jar

    Round glass jar

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  • Meat fork Jackob Meat fork Jackob

    Meat fork Jackob

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Medieval food during a reenactment or LARP event

During a reenactment or LARP event, you often spend an entire weekend, so it's important to be able to eat in historical style. Here you will find everything to create a complete mobile medieval kitchen and to set up your camp. We have medieval wooden plates, medieval cutlery, green wine glasses, Viking cups and glasses, glass jugs, kettles, pans, teapots, tripods, fire bowls, and grills.

Medieval kitchen and historical cooking over open fire

How exactly does medieval cooking work at reenactment & LARP? For cooking over an open fire, you need a fire bowl or fire pit where you can make the fire. With a tripod, you place a pan or kettle directly on the fire, useful if you want to fry something quickly. A tripod is a high cooking stand that you set over the fire and from which you hang pots and kettles on a S hook. With adjustable S hooks, you can hang the kettle lower over the fire. A historical grill can, like the tripod, also be placed directly on the fire. Finally, we also have the right medieval and Viking items for tasks such as cutting food, making tea, stirring, and serving, such as wooden plates, spoons, and teapots.