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'''Milk''' was obtained from several different |
'''Milk''' was obtained from several different [[animal]]s during [[period]]. Commonly milked were [[cow]]s, [[sheep]], [[goat]]s and, in some parts, [[horse|mares]] and even yak. |
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[[Cow]]'s milk contains levels of lactose, to which some people are allergic or intolerant. It is wise to let your guests know if you have used milk in any dishes at a [[feast]]. |
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[[horse|Mare's]] milk can also be used to make [[koumiss]]. |
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Latest revision as of 18:27, 29 April 2006
Milk was obtained from several different animals during period. Commonly milked were cows, sheep, goats and, in some parts, mares and even yak.
Cow's milk contains levels of lactose, to which some people are allergic or intolerant. It is wise to let your guests know if you have used milk in any dishes at a feast.
Milk, when fresh from the beast, can be used to make cream, butter, yoghurt, ghee and cheese.
Mare's milk can also be used to make koumiss.
