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Store Cupboard

What to have in a medieval store cupboard? Well, a lot of the herbs will be familiar and will be easily available: Sage, Rosemary, Basil, and so on. Some will be less familiar: Costmary or Alecost, Savory, Pennyroyal, Southernwood and so on.

Spices are a similar issue.

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