Lidian
A wonderful blog full of fascinating Victorian info and beautiful crafts. One of my favorites!
Focusing mainly on topics of interest to American Civil War living historians, reenactors, or history buffs in general, this also has a habit of wandering onto seemingly random topics such as my jewelry business and anything else that crosses my mind, then my keyboard.
Recent PostsPay attention, kids - this isn't your Granny's pumpkin pie. This has a tentative date of 1720, but this sounds a bit older to me. At any rate you're looking at post-Columbian exchange era. Comments in brackets are my own. "Tak...
Syllabub is a drink that is seen very little on modern tables. Generally speaking, syllabub is a cross between a drink and a dessert, though in centuries past it was more on the "drink" end of the spectrum than today's renditions of it, which u...
The food in question here is pumpkins, the archaic spelling being pompions. I remember having this dish while staying with my host family in France (which no, was NOT that long ago!). "The Housewives' manner is to slice them when ripe an...
Further information can be found on the West Overton Museums website. The place looks fabulous, hope to see you there!...
Here is a video showing a foodways interpreter at Colonial Williamsburg making chocolate. I haven't quite gotten insane enough to want to try confectionery arts, but he does make it look easy! Course where I'd find a chocolate stone is beyond me, b...
This is the trailer to a video that will be finished hopefully this fall. All footage was shot at the Operation Market Garden reenactment weekend. It looks incredible so far. He and his crew worked very hard all weekend...I was watching. :) ...
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LidianA wonderful blog full of fascinating Victorian info and beautiful crafts. One of my favorites!
An almost daily journal of the trials and tribulations of a guy trying to find h…
Saints and sinners, the notorious women throughout history who have left their s…
Biographies of some of the fascinating women who have graced the pages of histor…
Very good blog.
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