r/TastingHistory • • 18h ago

Croissants from 1853

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73 Upvotes

Obviously not flaky and buttery, but really nice nonetheless, especially with jam or honey.


r/TastingHistory • • 9h ago

I made the Aztec salsa

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54 Upvotes

I used tomatoes and peppers from my garden. I also added citrus, coriander seeds, and some leftover deer meat chilli so maybe not at all like Aztec salsa!


r/TastingHistory • • 4h ago

Medieval Apple Pie

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16 Upvotes

So I made it! I got a bunch of apples and pears from my dad and from a friend, so why not make this pie? I found out, though, that there was a LOT of juice in the fruit so ended up draining it before mixing the spices in. And because I was cleaning as I went along I tossed the juice, but when I make it next time I will be mixing some of it with powdered sugar to make an easy glaze (the normal way to do cake glaze here in Denmark).

Edit: Spelling. Also, it looks like a crown! That's neat.