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SUMMARY:A talk by Georgia Piggott. Historical Mystery and Food History
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DESCRIPTION:A talk by Georgia Piggott. Historical Mystery & Food History.\
 nDiscovering 17th century recipes through novel-writing with author Georgi
 a Piggott. \nSaturday September 12th in St Mary's Hall\, Alexandra Road\, 
 between 11am and 1pm. \nTicket price £10 (includes refreshments) on sale 
 from Jill Minchin/Ellie Stephens at St Mary's church\, and from Teasel and
  Skylark Books\, Trinity Street. \n\nIn this fascinating talk\, hear how G
 eorgia Piggott came to write historical novels\, became interested in 17th
  century food\, and tracked down recipes of the period. Find out why the A
 lice Chronicles contain so many food references\, discover more about what
  people of all classes in the 17th century really ate and drank\, and lear
 n how 16th and 17th century recipes can easily be re-created at home. Geor
 gia Piggott lives in West Dorset and is the author of the Alice Chronicles
 \, a series of novels set in the early 17th century featuring a young Dors
 et protagonist\, Alice. The fifth book in the series is due to be publishe
 d in late summer 2026.
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LOCATION:Dorchester: St Mary the Virgin
URL:https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/6111/service-and-events/events/1
 337465/
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