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Tasting History with Max Miller

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To celebrate the return of the Bayeux Tapestry to England, I wanted to recreate the meal that William the Conqueror ate when he first landed at Pevensey. This is roast hen with Cameline sauce and a cup of hypocras. youtu.be/SjTbm0IHWJs?...

Feeding William the Conqueror's ArmyYouTube video by Tasting History with Max Milleryoutu.be
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Salisbury Steak started out as a way to treat dysentery during the Civil War. I’d say that is a problem of the past, but with this lettuce parasite going around, maybe it’s time for Salisbury Steak to make a comeback. youtu.be/w14sPMjtp48

The Bizarre History of Salisbury SteakYouTube video by Tasting History with Max Milleryoutu.be
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Okay, this is cool. My nana used to always have a copy of TIME on her coffee table and I like to think she’d be proud that her grandson made it in. I’ll definitely be getting a physical copy when it comes out on Friday. Thank you Shanna Fisher for the great photo!

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These are two dishes served to Odysseus in The Odyssey; a potion called Kykeon given to him by Circe and a simple dish of pork and barley given to him on his return to Ithaca by the swineherd Eumaeus. youtu.be/UAvZlsKsPg8?...

Eating the Food of Homer's OdysseyYouTube video by Tasting History with Max Milleryoutu.be
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I recreated the original chocolate D Ration from World War 2. A chocolate bar designed not to melt and not to taste too good so soldiers wouldn’t eat it unless it was a real emergency. youtu.be/ZVrT8mrll-0?...

Why Did the Chocolate Bar Ration of WW2 Taste Terrible?YouTube video by Tasting History with Max Milleryoutu.be
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This is the original Chelsea Bun which I recreated using early recipes and descriptions from the 19th century. Different than the modern version, but still one of the best things I’ve made on the channel. youtu.be/hvpUiYlSQFg?...

Rediscovering the Original Chelsea Buns from Georgian LondonYouTube video by Tasting History with Max Milleryoutu.be
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How did Ottoman cuisine get to the Swedish Empire? Because King Charles XII overstayed his welcome. youtu.be/hg5G50hBHW4?...

Sweden's Stuffed Cabbages from the Ottoman EmpireYouTube video by Tasting History with Max Milleryoutu.be
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