"Fysshe may be sode, rosted, bruled & baken euery one after theyr kynde, & vse a fasshyon of the countre, as the coke and the phisicion wyll agre & deuyse. For a good coke is halfe a phisicion. For the chefe phisicke (the councell of a phisecion except) dothe come from the kytchyn, wherfore the phisicion and the coke for sicke men must consult togyther for the preparacion of meate for sicke men."
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Andrew Boorde
Andrew Boorde (or Borde; c. 1490 – April 1549) was an English traveller, physician and writer. He wrote works on domestic hygiene, medicine, geography, and other subjects.
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