Recipes
Time Period/Region
- 16th Century 19
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- 18th Century 23
- 19th Century 74
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- WWII 20
Turkish Delight
Melt-in-your-mouth confection made from sugar and starch and flavored with rose water and musk
Revolutionary War Gingerbread
Gingerbread cookies with a wonderfully complex spice mixture
Medieval Peasant Fish with Garlic Sauce
Fish boiled in ale and parsley and served with a garlicky sauce made with walnuts and thickened with breadcrumbs
Indian Pudding
A delicious baked pudding of cornmeal, molasses, and milk served with whipped cream
French Pumpkin Soup
Delicious, creamy pumpkin-forward soup with subtle notes of clove, onion, and pepper. Perfect for autumn!
Pheasant with Sour Cherry Sauce
The perfect balance of sour and sweet with a hint of cinnamon, this is perhaps the best sauce I’ve made on the channel
Chicken Paprikash
Homey, delicious chicken cooked with paprika in a sour cream sauce with tiny homemade dumplings
Apple and Chocolate Sandwiches
Apples, chocolate, and butter make for a simple yet delicious sandwich
Cabbage and Onion Piroshki
Delicious, slightly sweet cabbage, onion, and dill filling surrounded by a soft, buttery bread
Caligula’s Golden Pork Belly
Crispy and tender pork belly marinated in dill seeds, cumin, lovage, asafoetida, and garum with some optional gilding
Kikatsugan
A recipe from a 17th century ninja text that is supposed to “keep you healthy even when you have nothing else to eat” and “prevent both mental and physical fatigue”. Takes 3 years
The First American Apple Pie
Apple pie with rose water and mace, which is delicious but has some confounding instructions
Medieval Apple Pie
Delicious mashed apples and pears with raisins, figs, and spices in a hot water crust
Austrian Apricot Dumplings
Apricots wrapped in a soft cheese-based dough with a crunchy exterior of breadcrumbs, sugar, cinnamon, and butter
Ginger Loaf
A very interesting, very large loaf of bread that tastes rather plain at first, then the flavor and heat of the ginger slowly kicks in afterward
Folsom Prison Lamb Curry
Simple lamb curry served with rice, plain pinto beans, and white bread as eaten in Folsom Prison
Sweet Potato Mock Eel Kabayaki
Mock grilled eel made from sweet potatoes and roasted seaweed from WWII Japan

