The Fine Dining Of The Renaissance | Let's Cook History | Timeline

Spoiler alert: the juice of four lemons did, in fact, drown the dish.

Very poor contextualization of who and where was the prior world center for all the new world tastes, Lisbon, Portugal.

Corn came from the new world... you mention that the early pasta was made from corn ... did you mean to say wheat?

Lol that chef straight up dumped the rest of his tasting spoon into the pot

The old cookbook saves the day.

As seen in this video , what they did to those birds is appalling. A good reason to go vegetarian. The very idea of ripping feathers off a tiny bird is thoroughly disgusting. I won't be watching this video to the end. Dining is so boring.. How did I get here ?????

Sugar was really the moment peoples teeth health started to fail

A channel called world history yet they stay that Christopher Columbus discovered America he did not discover America.

Ummm, what's this about the fork 'invented' in Italy and other bull?
The fork has been used in the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire since the early Middle Ages and introduced to Venice around the turn of the millennium.

dude this guy is wrong on so many things...initial pasta was corn flower. But corn was introduced to Europe after Americas was discovered. this channel got so many things wrong. Europe didnt use spoon so much laters. waste of time

Reformist practices? Like banned electric street lights ?

Marco Polo brought noodles from Cathy.

my jaw literally dropped upon hearing 'boil macaroni for 2 hours'... oh my god what a moosh!

abounding in jams is a good band name

The fork was invented by the MOORS (who are black) who ruled Spain for 700 years. They were the ones that introduced courses during meals. I KNOW YOU NEVER HEARD OF THEM. THERE HAS BEEN A LOT OF TRUTH THAT HAS BEEN HIDDEN. BUT EVERYTHING WILL BE REVEALED

"Civilized eating habits" oh dear! So much condescendence, hubris, arrogance, entitlement and bigotry hidden on this seemingly innocent sentence. Suits the British accent perfectly hahahaha.

When was this made? They get so much wrong in these videos.

Does the opening to this documentary sound like it's composed by the guys who did Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn or is it just me? LOL

Cooking the history books, is right, this does!

the vulgar display of sugar, just to prove that you could afford the stuff, sounds about as tacky and cringe-inducing as people putting gold foil on food.

Mangyan of the phillipines

Tetap Odading Mang Oleh yang selalu di hati

It would be good to see programmes about Chinese, Indian, Persian, Arab etc historic cuisines.

Sorry, was not impressed.

now now, the BBC taught us pasta is grown on trees in the swiss alps :p

I hate when they say Columbus discovered America. He sailed there because of previous voyages by Celtic and other Northern people.

Religion is worst thing that was imposed on humanity

The chef at the very end of the documentary put his tasting spoon back into the risotto........smh....

Are they seriously not going to truss the game birds on the spit?

There are FAR too many ads for a 45 minute video.

A master chef teaching cooks to double dip.

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Not enough adds

This was quite a interesting video. Despite the ads were annoying 🤷

They completely ignored the social and economic importance of salt. E.G. who sat above, and who sat " below the salt".

If I ever see Gramarly for sale I will not buy it intentionally.

Martin Luther directly attacked the corruption of the Catholic Church by 1517-I respectfully correct. "Eat, drink and dress as you fit, God is more concerned with how you observe His wishes, not what you eat and dress." These words ring true to me

Vulgar little, ill conceived adverts. How sad. I'll look into purchasing the documentary or renting it. The devolution of society and how we are entertained. All in the name of the Almighty Dollar. Interestingly, the products and services in the ads make them items I will conciously avoid. Grubby little hands clamoring for a coin. Discusting.

Colazione means breakfast in Italian, not "cold dishes". Wow

Ah, we Italians. As always, the first and the best.

I love how happily you guys talk about our destruction : )

Why are the speakers not credited?

Hang on Introduction, don't let Spain off the hook for the religious wars of the era. Both Germany and the Netherlands would like to complain about that... And I seem to remember SOMETHING about an Armada going to England to toss a Protestant off the Throne...

This has been your daily reminder that Christopher Columbus was SAW levels of psychotic evil.