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Closing out the Holidays with Twelfth Night
The REAL twelve days of Christmas began on December 25 and continued to January 6! The post Closing out the Holidays with Twelfth Night appeared first on Random Bits of Fascination.
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Regency Christmas Traditions: The Christmas Feast
Though the Christmas feast was a high point in the festivities, other balls and parties, especially on Twelfth Night placed many demands on the Regency kitchen. So many guests could require a...
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Regency Christmas Traditions: Mince Pie and Twelfth Night Pie
Traditional foods are always an important part of any celebration. Every family and every culture has certain dishes that speak of holidays and festivities would be incomplete without them. This was as...
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Regency Christmas Traditions: Twelfth Night Revelries
Who can resist a holiday party? During the Regency era, the party of the year would generally be held on Twelfth Night. Twelfth Night Revels Epiphany or Twelfth Night (Jan 5 or 6 depending on who was...
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Regency Traditions Video: Making Mince Pie
Mince pie was a Twelfth Night staple, often made from the leftovers from Christmas dinner. Making Mince Pie Read more about syllabub and other holiday foods here. Read more about mince pie...
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