Utilis Coquinario | Wikipedia audio article
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Utilis Coquinario


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00:00:59 2 Text
00:01:07 2.1 Contents
00:01:37 2.2 Purpose
00:02:28 2.3 Modern Study
00:02:46 2.3.1 Historical interest
00:03:34 2.3.2 Linguistic interest
00:04:02 3 See also
00:04:18 4 Footnotes
00:04:27 5 Citations
00:04:36 6 Bibliography



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Utilis Coquinario is an English cookbook written in Middle English at the turn of the fourteenth century. The title has been translated as "Useful for the Kitchen". The text is contained in the Sloane collection of manuscripts in the British Library and is numbered Sloane MS 468.