Comments by "Fu Gu" (@fugu4163) on "Tasting History with Max Miller" channel.

  1. Many are still dependent on the incomes that comes from tourism. You cant have the cake and eat it.
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  2.  @MousseMooseDoes  Thinking of the narcistic higher officers i shouldnt be surprised if that actually happened. The same kind of evil men that was concerned that not enough men was killed during an attack of a freaking hill.
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  3.  @jon-paulfilkins7820  Even in hell there are this small flower of humanity.
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  4. As a former dishwasher and now a medic it is something with that stressful work in a very damp environment and lousy pay that most certainly makes you to want to climb that ladder so to speak.
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  5. Looks very similiar to a swedish dish thats called "Janssons frestelse" or "Jansson delight" in somewhat correct english. The only difference being the addition of anchovies.
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  6. 7:27 seems like american "modern" women was a thing back then.
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  7. I really like the estethics and design of 1950s books and artwork. So much positive anything is possible vibe.
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  8. I aint surprised that everything the corrupt church during the dark ages in europe focused on was about making money stealing from people.
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  9. Price inflation happens now a days too. A guy that was working on the oilfields in North Dakota was paying a very high rent for living in a truck without access to electricity or water. In a regular city he should have got a luxury apartment for that same rent.
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  10. Those young men was there because of old sociopaths thinking that their honour was the most important thing ever. Thing is that it never was and it never will be the most important thing ever.
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  11. I prefer to make my glass of absint with 1 oz of absinthe, 1 oz simple syrup and 3 ounces with fresh cold water. adding it into a tin with ice and shake it . double strain into a old looking fancy glass of your choice. Waiting for the water to melt an icecube are just annoying.
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  12. The germans invented their own radarsystem and did have a thing for bombing the masts of the british radarsystem. I dont think they was so in to carrots as the british.
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  13. Imagine being without real coffee for years. Then anything will be regarded as a good cup of coffee.
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  14. In Sweden this dish are called "fattiga riddare" which translates to "poor knights".
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  15. William Mc Kinley knew what his men needed and made sure they got it. Thats what i call leadership.
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  16. Alice seems to have made the dough more like a piecrust. I has been following another channel called Townsend and that channel are much about food from the 18th century. Various piecrusts was a thing back in the 18th century.
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  17. I usually use a glass to form my scones with. No matter how you do it but that lovely smell of fresh scones when opening the ovendoor are wonderful.
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  18. This something i should like to try to make and perhaps it will be in your next cookbook.
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  19. You actually claims that they speak english in New Zeeland, interesting. It kind of sounds like english though but i have a hard time to understand what they say. Those biscuits will be a treat thats for sure.
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  20. If you eat as rapidly as napoleon you will also face the consequences of that your stomach are protesting.
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  21. He was basically a psychopath hiding himself behind religion.
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  22. One interesting thing about the 19th century cooking are that if you could get it into a mould then you cooked it in a mould.
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  23. It must have been agonizing for the americans to eat pain perdu😀
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  24. I have never tried to boil my eggs before but could be a thing to try in the future. Crispy bacon are so delicious.
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  25. The starch in the water boiling the pasta and some butter on the servingplate does the trick. The more starch the better it gets Happy 4th july everyone.
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  26. Youre channel are a true inspiration for adventures in the kitchen.
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  27. A very interesting video and i really advocate your idea of making a mead episode or two.
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  28. More often than not it is the most simple dishes that tastes the best. I do need to try this soup.
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  29. A british standup comedian once suggested to sink a truckload of DR pepper in the Boston harbour as a revenge for the Boston tea party.
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  30. Back then eating dinner for hours was one of the few social events you could participate in on a ship. Thats why you have eleven dishes and have dinner for hours.
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  31. "Dad, i want a dog" was an actual thing in the Roman empire.
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  32. As an answer for your questions. I should like to improve my mandarin chinese so that i can speak with my mother in law and i should probably use pork the prefered meat in Scandinavia.
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  33. I aint a vegetarian but since when are cheese considered vegetarian? Love your videos and are always waiting for the next video to be uploaded.
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  34. A very interesting episode, thankyou. Coming from someone that drink all kind of wine from a stemless wineglass made for red wine. Sometimes i envy you guys in the USA because of BrightCellars, Curiada and so on.
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  35. Kapu are with other words a dicitatorship hiding behind religious beliefs. Sounds familiar from other parts of the world and in different times.
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  36. That bread might be for the dead but it looks really tasty. I need a sandwich now.
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  37. The local cuisine of the netherlands are mostly about boiled vegetables and cabbage. Thats why they have so many of those french restaurants i guess.
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  38. In the western world it should probably be baked in a dutch cauldron if you are in a camping situation like this.
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  39. I must try this cake much because i use a castiron skillet like that to most of my cooking. I will order your book next week when i get my salary.
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  40. If the people are starving then the ruler are in big trouble.
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  41. Seems to me that it was some kind of shortbrew or small beer what ever they call the beer in indiana that doesnt last more than a few days.
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  42. Saurkraut cant be that bad, yes?
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  43. Jean Jacques Rosseau was a sociopath and the founder of what later should be called communism. I dont trust that guy.
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  44. Mrs Murphy did have some sense of humour which Max Miller are lacking unfortunately. That Apple pie seems like something i should like to try.
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  45. Seems like a wonderful dish but personally i always gets heartburns by Bearneaise sauce
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  46. What i know of from historical records. Bread, garlic and wine was staple fooditems in the Roman empire.
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  47. chartreuse do have a really sweet herbal taste but it comes with a really high ABV. But since you are heating it up all that alcohol must have evaporated.
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  48. What i have learned from jon townsend are that the pastery was thrown away and only the meat and filling was eaten.
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  49. I should surely get my self drunk before dying in that icecold ocean water.
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  50. Wasnt it Charles I that increased the taxes on salt so that people couldnt afford to buy it? No wonder that Charles I was executed and it didnt have anything to do with coffee.
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