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  • Sliced pink meat, boiled cabbage, and diced potatoes and carrots on a white plate

    Corned Beef and Cabbage Recipe: The St. Patrick’s Day Dish That Has Never Been to Ireland

  • Seared tuna slices and spelt honey cakes on a gray plate with rosemary garnish

    An Ancient Greek Recipe for Poseidon: Seared Tuna & Popanon (Spelt Honey Cakes)

  • Plate with purple cornmeal flatbread, scrambled eggs, red peppers, and green onions

    Eating Like the Ancestral Puebloans

  • Glazed roasted meat leg on bed of mashed potatoes in earthenware bowl

    The Roast of Kings: 13th Century Andalusian Roasted Lamb

  • Cooked white fish topped with green herb sauce and fresh parsley on wooden plate

    Dining During Medieval Lent: 14th-Century Fish with Green Garlic Sauce

  • Person in pirate costume eating hardtack next to illustrated historical scene of figures on a ship

    How to Eat Like a Pirate: What Pirates Actually Ate at Sea

  • Plated pasta sheets topped with grated cheese and fresh mint leaves

    Luxury Renaissance Pasta Recipe for a Pope

  • Cooked meat pieces with dried fruit and nuts on a decorated white plate

    Mutancana Recipe: The Favorite Dish of Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror

  • Bowl of braised meat and shredded cabbage with sausage slices and fresh herbs

    Polish Bigos Recipe and the Battle of Vienna: A Stew Forged by Forests, Winter, and War

  • White plate with shredded meat, white rice, dark beans, fried plantain slices, and avocado slices

    Pabellón Criollo: Venezuela’s History Served on a Single Plate

  • Beef stew with pearl onions and carrots served over creamy mashed potatoes, garnished with parsley

    Julia Child’s Legendary Beef Bourguignon Recipe from 1961

  • Creamy soup with vegetables in earthenware bowl; pasta with nuts; dried figs in small dish; mosaic showing muscular figures

    What did Gladiators Eat? Dining Like a Gladiator for a Full Day

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