2) Sir Thomas Seymour: August 30, 1548 – September 5, 1548.
Tortelli After a bit of a break, I go back to posting on Pills of history cooking recipes taken from Artusi , or “Science in the kitchen and the art of eating well by Pellegrino Artusi, which are always very successful. This time I chose the recipe to prepare tortelli, at home
Władysław Jagiełło was one of the most long-lived rulers in the history of Poland. However, the same cannot be said for his wives ... At the time of his death, the Lithuanian could be over eighty years old, which would almost double the average life expectancy at that time. Although we do not kn
Leonardo da Vinci. Among his thousands of projects, the Italian genius also thought of a pasta machine Leonardo da Vinci he was truly a man of infinite passions, as well as abilities ( see https://www.pilloledistoria.it/9356/storia-moderna/leonardo-vinci-la-passione-la-cucina). In fact, betwe
In 1680, the peak of fashion at the tsarist court was ... the Polish kontusz. What was Polish was considered better and more refined. Even the common people interfered with Polish words in their conversations. How is it possible that in the 17th century, tsarist Russia began to Polonize itself? And