The registered nurse salary in Vermont in October 2014, according to indeed.com, was $59,000.xcept Rutland, all other cities paid equal remuneration to the registered nurses, i.e., median weekly pay of $1,234, median annual pay of $64,162, median hourly salary of $31 and median monthly pay of $5,347.
Did you know that the poor were allowed to eat only limited foods in medieval times, while the nobility had access to a larger variety? This article on food of the medieval times, explains all the differences in the kind of food available and consumed by different classes. Bread: The nobles were entitled to eating white bread made from white flour. 2  They also used these breads as plates to eat from. 3  These were known as trenchers. 4  Left over trenchers were given to the poor to eat. 5  Meat: The noble class chose from a variety of beef, chicken, venison (deer meat), fish, lamb, pork, and rabbit.
The Food and Farming of a Japanese Peasant. In medieval Japan, a usual meal for a peasant was vegetables, rice and fish, which was used to make pottage. Pottage is a thick soup or stew consisting of mainly vegetables and sometimes meat.They gave there first amounts of the meal to their lord, and on a good day they would eat about twice a day.he food was also used to feed livestock such as oxen. Since meat was often too expensive for a peasant family, vegetables such as bok choy and edamame were a very important part of their diet. These root vegetables were eaten by the peasants that were more well off. The poor however, did not have much else than rice.