A page of The Forme of Cury, a medieval English cookbook (1390) from which the recipe for Fruit Croquettes reported in the post is taken The cooking recipe which I report in this post is taken from The Forme of Cury , the most important medieval English cookbook (first publication 139
For thousands of years, mythological tales have nourished the human imagination and soul. Passing on the vast majority of these legends happened simply as myths through the generations. However, a select handful are based on actual geological events from the past, alerting us to possible dangers and
Reigning has never been a safe activity. Some rulers have forgotten, however, that there are also down-to-earth dangers awaiting them. Which for example? And who of them died in the strangest way? Most of the crowned heads in history were aware that their every step was watched carefully by mass
The history of the cavalry, which turned the Commonwealth into an empire, begins with the Serbian mercenaries. The very word hussar probably comes from the Serbian usar / gusar, which was meant to mean a horse warrior. Other etymologies are proposed, even Armenian ones, but anyway the roots of the