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Well it depends..... if you are a peasant You dont have a kitchen but you have a big pot in the middle of your 1 room house and dried food hanging on the wall. Including meat. but if your in a castle you have a giant kitchen!
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Castle Kitchens
Kitchens were the main part of the castle, without them the inhabitants couldn't eat. They were big and spacious so that the many cooks could move around and far away from the great hall for fire safety, often the food got cold on the way to the great hall, so a passage was built away from the doors to stop the wind coming through.
A kitchen would have had a big open fireplace to roast animals such as cattle on it. Over the fireplace they would also cook soups and stews in bronze, clay, silver or copper pots. They also smoked meat over the fire to preserve it.
The job of cook could be very dangerous, the fire spat and hissed and the cooking got very hot. The risk of fires was very high and this was why the kitchen was as far away from the great hall as possible. They had no chimneys so had to waft the smoke through vents in the wall, if possible, however, they cooking was done outside.
There were often many different rooms for cooking in a castle depending on the type of food that was cooked. Some kitchens had tables for chopping and setting out the food, others had spits for roasting and stewing.
On the celling would have hung utensils such as spoons, pots and pans
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Describe the kitchens usually found in medieval castles?
The whole room is made out of stone. There is a small hole in the wall to cook bread and other stuff like that. There are tables and the ceilings are hung with pots and candlelit chandeliers.
What were medieval castles used for?
Williams castles looks really Dusty and old
What did the people do in the castles in the medieval times?
Eat the castle walls, as they were made of unleavened bread and so would go off otherwise.
What was the medieval churches like?
They were usually fairly large and made of stone and black iron
What do castles flags look like?
Medieval castles with flags flying all over the place are a Hollywood invention. If there was a flag flying at all, it would be the flag that the lord of the castle also took into battle, which would either be the "regular" rectangular shape, or it might be a streamer. The flag would show the lord's coat of arms. Today, castles showing the flag will usually do so only on national holidays and then use the national flag, king size. Only a king will still fly a large banner depicting his coat of arms on his own castle when he is 'at home'.
Describe the kitchens usually found in medieval castles?
The whole room is made out of stone. There is a small hole in the wall to cook bread and other stuff like that. There are tables and the ceilings are hung with pots and candlelit chandeliers.
What were Welsh medieval castles like?
The welsh medieval castles were big and gray.
What was the safety like in the later medieval castles?
a u shaped castle
What were the castles of today like compared to medieval castles?
medieval castlezs where generaly more complex and made of alot weaker matireals medieval castlezs where generaly more complex and made of alot weaker matireals
What were castles like in the medieval times around the world?
cold, damp, and dirty
How large were medieval castles?
the size of a medieval castle like a microwave
What are the examples of medieval castles?
Well the first castles were structures of a tower on a high floor. Then they came up with fancier castes that were used for king and queens. The first castles were like forts.
Who protected the medieval castles?
The person that controlled the medieval castles were the kings and queens. But the king and queen didn't like living in the castle for it was to crowded, so they would put the baron in charge while they were in their manor.
What was a king's home like in medieval times?
Kings feasted on deer and other hunted animals in a large dining hall. Kigs usually lived in castles with giant rooms.
What do Ottonian castles look like?
Ottonian castles look like Medieval palaces that tower over the rest of the land. They were often built on hills or the tops of mountains and made of stone.
Were medieval castle builders skillful?
Yes they were, because they built some of the first castles, like motte and bailey castles by hand and with only a few tools to help them.
Are the royal state apartments in castles like actual apartments with their own kitchens and living rooms and such or is it just a fancy name for a bedroom?
fancy name for bedroom
