Recipes
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Roman Stuffed Dates
Dates stuffed with nuts and long pepper, rolled in salt, and cooked in honey
Patina de Piris (Patina of Pears)
A sweet egg frittata-like dish that has a classic combination of ancient Roman flavors of long pepper, garum, and cumin
Olympic Marinated Skewers
Delicious, well-balanced grilled meat with an earthy, herby, smokey flavor, and accompaniments to round out an ancient Greek Olympian’s meal
Puls Punica (Carthaginian Porridge)
Cheese-forward and slightly sweet, this puls numbers among the quite tasty ancient dishes
Celtic Boar and Hazelnut Stew
A hearty, complex stew reconstructed from the ingredients and methods that were available to the ancient Celts in Gaul (modern day France).
Pompeiian Pizza
Pizza in the style of a recently uncovered fresco in Pompeii with moretum, a Roman garlic-herb-cheese spread
Roman Pork with Apples
An ancient Roman recipe for pork and meatballs stewed with apples in a fragrant sauce
Sumerian Beer
Nutty with a hint of sweetness, this unfiltered beer is a peek 4,000 years into the past
King Tut’s Duck with Fig and Date Sauce
Delicious roast duck with a sweet, complex sauce that’s reminiscent of cranberry sauce
Black Banquet Roman Patina with Jellyfish
A sort of frittata with eggs and fish, colored black by cuttlefish ink, and topped with jellyfish. Can’t say I recommend
Ancient Roman Artichokes
Boiled artichokes with an ancient Roman sauce that is sweet with a hint of bitterness and garum funk
Byzantine Honey Fritters
These fritters are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, kind of like a Honey Nut Cheerios-flavored tater tot with a little heat from the pepper. Really, really good
Lupercalia Goat with Date Sauce
A marinated pot roast-like dish that’s wonderfully balanced with that unique ancient Roman flavor profile from the garum and asafoetida
Roman Cabbage
Boiled cabbage made into a complex dish with a savory dressing and topped with herbs and spices
Conditum Paradoxum (Roman Spiced Wine)
Ancient Roman spiced wine with a lot (perhaps too much?) of honey
Gladiator Gatorade
A refreshing, slightly smoky gladiator drink made with vinegar, honey, and culinary ash

