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          No.15807

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          Book for Chefs
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          Marseille Adventurer's Guild
          I've received a message from the Merchant you helped find a dessert dish for. Thanks to that, their wedding had proceeded without issues and they are living happily together. And now, he's apparently searching for a cooking recipe for nobles that his chef can use at their home.
          Well, it's probably for his wife... Please go gather information in the streets of London.
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                The Groom's Reputation is on the Line 1 3 1 White Sugar Dessert
                This quest



                1. London John Dee Estate -Talk to John Dee x2
                2. London London Archives - Talk to Scholar x2
                3. Oxford Oxford Mansion (northern side of the map) - Use Search to your left immediately on entering.

                Reward: Medieval Court Cuisine Collection



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                    A cookery book written for the royalty and the aristocracy in England in the 14th century, which uses terms derived from French.
                    The book is said to have been compiled by the chef of Richard II and contains many dishes using sugar which was rare at the time as well as spices and herbs from India, Asia, and the Middle East.

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