Medieval Recipes of Arthurian Legend
BY Alison Wiebe

Step into a world of chivalry, magic, and medieval feasts with this collection of medieval recipes of Arthurian legend that bring the timeless tales of Camelot and Avalon to your table.

A Journey Through Arthurian Legend
From the golden halls of Camelot, where courtly grace and chivalry reign, to the mist-veiled shores of Avalon, where magic lingers in the trees — this is a feast told in two parts.
We begin where stories often do: with kings and queens, knights and the noble heart of the realm. We will sample the delicate beauty of Guinevere’s table, the strength of Lancelot’s knightly fare, the warmth of Igraine’s hearth, and the legacy of King Arthur himself.
Then we journey onward — into the wild and the mystical. To Merlin the wanderer, Morgan le Fay, the Lady of the Lake… and finally to Avalon, the isle of healing and immortality.
Recipes from Camelot

Sir Lancelot’s Spiced Lamb Stew
A hearty and richly flavoured lamb stew full of tender root vegetables and aromatic medieval spices and fresh herbs. This spiced lamb stew is the perfect rustic hearty fare to fuel a knight on the eve of battle.

Igraine Pendragon’s No Knead Beer Bread
The mother of King Arthur, Igraine, has prepared this nourishing and comforting loaf of no knead beer bread. Soft and fluffy, this simple bread recipe is best served warm with lashings of butter or alongside Sir Lancelot’s hearty lamb stew.

King Arthur’s Herb Roasted Prime Rib with Bone Marrow Gravy
For the king who rules over Camelot, a tender and majestic herb roasted prime rib is the perfect centrepiece for a Medieval feast. Bone marrow is roasted and then whisked into a flavourful red wine gravy for a rich and luscious finish to this kingly dish.

Queen Guinevere’s Lilac Bundt Cakes
These lilac-scented bundt cakes bring a touch of floral elegance to this Medieval feast in honour of the lovely Guinevere. Lilac-scented sugar and a lilac-infused soaking syrup both bring floral notes to this delicate mini bundt cake.
Recipes from the Isle of Avalon

Merlin’s Wild Mushroom Tart
The enigmatic magician Merlin is part druid and part wanderer, with connections to both Camelot and Avalon. Wild mushrooms gathered from the enchanted forests are perfect for a dish inspired by the wandering mage. This savoury tart is made with a buttery herbed crust and full of wild mushrooms and cheese for a rich and rustic dish.

Lady of the Lake Cocktail
Arising from the misty shores of Avalon is Vivianne, the Lady of the Lake and mother to Lancelot. As guardian of Avalon, she is able to gather plenty of sweet woodruff and other herbal botanicals for this floral and herbaceous cocktail.

Morgan Le Fay’s Crispy Herb Fritters with Yogurt Sauce
The enchantress and half-sister to King Arthur, Morgan Le Fay, inhabits the mystical Isle of Avalon where she is known for her skills as a healer. With plenty of fresh herbs gathered from the misty shores of Avalon, these crispy herb fritters are laced with cheese and topped with a garlicky yogurt sauce.

Apple Bread Pudding with Meadowsweet Custard
In honour of Avalon, known as the isle of apples for its abundance of wild orchard apples symbolizing healing and immortality, is a nutmeg-scented apple bread pudding. This warm and comforting dessert is topped with a luscious custard flavoured with meadowsweet flowers.