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37 Comments

  1. I remember translating one of the recipes in high school's latin class. It was about stuffed roasted badger.

  2. TY for the correct Latin pronunciation! Self-taught Latin in Middle school & for 20yrs now I've been driven nuts when I hear "See-zar" instaid of "kai-szer"

  3. I think it was Apicius who had a recipe for a whole roast pig with its cavity stuffed with linked sausages (so it looked like intestines) and biscuits shaped like piglets.

  4. Auntie would drag us out to collect cockles, and would always yell at me for filling my bucket with mussels, insisting they were 'too common'

  5. Love that Max has clearly done his homework on the Roman/Latin pronunciation – music to my Latin student ears

  6. So glad you didn’t turn into one of those pretentious YouTube chefs that use £500 ingredients and than make rating struggle meal videos

  7. The recipe is pretty simple. Yet, you can't make It correctly.
    You need to be at boiling temperature before putting the mussels inside.

  8. Your fluency of the history and the culinary and the youtubes layers up like harmony, and so your narration sounds like you're singing

  9. funnily enough, the closed ones are the ones still alive, their muscles still working. Do with this information what you wish

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