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  • Manuscript drawing of five figures in colored robes gathered outdoors, one holding a bowl

    Medieval Cheese Pasta: Macrows

  • Black and white mugshot showing profile and front views of man in suit and tie

    Al Capone’s Favorite Dish: Walnut Sauce Pasta

  • Armed soldiers in helmets walking across sparse terrain with helicopters hovering overhead

    Cooking in the Vietnam War: Foxhole Dinner for Two

  • Allegorical illustration showing figures in robes and crowns labeled with virtues like Charity and Forgiveness, holding banners and platters

    Minced Pork Pie: A Medieval Christmas Recipe

  • Marble sculpture of a reclining male figure with curled hair, displayed in a museum gallery

    How to Feast like a Gaul

  • Stained glass illustration of robed figure holding plate of golden dumplings in wheat field

    Pierogi Recipe: A Dish of Polish History and Culture

  • Mosaic depicting various fish and sea creatures in naturalistic colors against dark background

    Ancient Greek Cheese-Crusted Fish: Tyrokroustos Ichthys from 320 BC

  • Man in light blue button-up shirt against black background, gazing upward

    Barack Obama’s Charred Broccoli with Garlic-Crushed Feta Spread

  • Fresco showing wine jug, bread loaves, game birds, and produce arranged on a table

    Mysorum in Vino: Ancient Roman Mussels in a Wine Sauce

  • Man in dark suit and red tie at formal desk with American flags and gold curtains

    George W. Bush’s Cheeseburger Pizza

  • Poached eggs on yellow sauce topped with red pepper coulis and cilantro leaves

    Huevos Encapotados: A Deliciously Cloaked Spanish Delight

  • Fresco showing round bread loaves in a bowl, wine pitcher, and hanging game birds

    Vitellina Fricta: Ancient Roman Sweet & Sour Veal Recipe

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