Medieval times chicken recipe

Medieval Chicken Recipe

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When you’re the mom of two boys that are a decade apart, you have to be creative when planning outings for family fun. Enter Medieval Times Chicago via Schaumburg to the rescue. My family and I have visited the castle several times over the years and it’s always enjoyable. It checks all the boxes for […]

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