Chef Tries to cook 1500 year old Roman Recipe!
The boys are challenged today to use a 1500+ YEAR OLD ROMAN COOKBOOK to create an epic dish!
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Love seeing james in the kitchen with you guys again :).
GARUM!! Where’s Max Miller?! 😂
So a fun fact! Theres been an argument recently that silphium isn't extinct and we've found a plant that is strikingly similar in property and visual but not where it used to be (i believe originally in cyrenica). The argued plant is hidden in turkey!
Jamie: "I need to break eggs into my aenus." Yup, that's the endgame.
JAMES!
Get outta here with that BCE crap It's BC
I have no way of being sure that Tasting History pronounces any of this stuff but the number of times he’s talked about this book and the author it was so different to hear someone pronounce it differently than he does lmao
I really appreciate when James comes back, and that he’s been doing it often enough that it’s not like “OH MY GOD ITS JAMES?!?!?” anymore but now it’s like when you move away from your cousins but they still come and hang out for family sleepovers on holidays.
James is back!!!!!! But on the regular??? Here's hoping.!
Great vid!!! Keep up the good work😊
i know about garum thanks to sohla el wahly and max miller!
more, please 🙂
Garam seems similar to a food mentioned in the Talmud (compiled ~600 CE) called kutach
You should make the menu from the titanic
Interesting to hear lovage described like that. I grow it and I always think celery. Hollow stems make great Bloody Mary straws!😊❤
You haven't ask Max Miller to send you some of his carefully prepared Garum?
I need more James in my life, please come back to the show.
Max Miller has cooked all sorts of stuff from Apicius. I’m sure you guys have seen his Garum making videos. He should be on speed dial as a phone a friend for these challenges haha.
Not to be weird. But you could drive an suv through James veins on his arms.
Garam sounds and looks like our fish bagoong. 😂
Disliked because you're buying into the BCE/CE bullshit. Even if you're fine with rejecting Christ and going to hell he was still born on earth (yes, I know, at 4 AD)
Why have I only discovered this channel today!?!
this reminds me of Latin class
Who's the lanky boy, and what is he doing here?
Wheres Kush or Ben? It says Chef… Did Jamie get a field promotion?
I'm starting to think that their first mistake was using the wrong translation. Not all English versions of De Re Coquinaria are created equally. Some are more expository than others….
I love when James comes back!!
he is back!!!
Curries are some of the oldest recipes in the world (2500 BC) if we ignore British versions like korma and tikka. Try pork vindaloo and kohzi curry for something authentic. Otherwise, there's the hangover cure, haejang-guk. Test the world's hangover cures to determine the best one. Beer is another old recipe but you've covered beer tasting plenty of times.