Feeding a Medieval Outlaw

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  @TastingHistory · 3 years ago · pinned

  Check out these other interesting Medieval recipes: <br>Medieval Tournaments: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxypUB5K0KE">https://youtu.be/wxypUB5K0KE</a> <br>Peasant Food: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKa5GRu4LwE">https://youtu.be/zKa5GRu4LwE</a> <br>Medieval Saint Diet: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBRVvMm3xv0">https://youtu.be/jBRVvMm3xv0</a> <br>Medieval Monks: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz0y1d6IIpY">https://youtu.be/zz0y1d6IIpY</a>

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  @PokhrajRoy. · 3 years ago

  I’m going to sound cheesy but Max and Jose are Merry Men who steal all our hearts.

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  @TheSpartan451 · 3 years ago

  &quot;Real Outlaws of Medieval England&quot; sounds like an amazing reality TV show.

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  @theeddorian · 3 years ago

  One of my friends, a descendant of Cornish miners who came to California and worked in Nevada County, told me once that the thick rim of crust around a pasty was actually a handle. &nbsp;Miners frequently had no means of washing their hands for lunch, so food with a built-in handle was a good thing. &nbsp;The rim could be discarded if your hands were really dirty. &nbsp;He also remarked that the only proper &quot;sauce&quot; was mustard pickle.

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  @joshuakirkham9593 · 3 years ago

  &quot;Robin Hood was a fan of pretty things, I mean look at Maid Marian; she was a fox.&quot; 😀 Deadpan delivery too.

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  @MrCombatmedic00 · 2 years ago (edited)

  The first time I had heard of pasties in relation to Robin Hood, was from a separate tale involving little John. &nbsp;He had snuck into a castles kitchen, and as he was ransacking the pantry and larder, the mountainous cook arrived and they had a melee. &nbsp;In the end, Little John won the brawl and sat upon the beaten cooks body as he helped himself to the roasts and pasties, but seeing how numerous the food was, and how delicious the food the cook had made, Little John got up, dusted the cook off, sat him down, poured him a mug of ale, and they both sat and ate the meal together, having met an equal in &nbsp;conquering strength and an equal in conquering an appetite.

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  @lillithcollins5192 · 3 years ago

  &quot;She was a fox...&quot; The groan I let out was so long and loud it scared the cat. Well done sir, a dad-joke for the ages.

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  @dwaynezilla · 3 years ago

  I like how everyone&apos;s always smiling while some gruesome acts are going on in this medieval art. Even the guy getting a sword plunged into his head, and the dudes doing it. IT&apos;S JUST A PRANK BRO

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  @marmotarchivist · 3 years ago

  Very nice video. In university, I wrote a thesis on historical poaching as a social crime, as the hunting laws were so restrictive for all except a small elite, that many poor people had to resort to poaching in order to feed their families. There were even some regions, where the nobles wanted to have an insane amount of deer to hunt for pleasure, so the woods were overflowing with animals and they would eat the wheat on the fields. But the peasants would go to jail or worse if they killed the deer, so all they could do was to guard their fields all night and make a lot of noise to keep the dear away. It’s quite a fascinating topic in my opinion.

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• NA

  @navybill1984 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I laughed way too hard at &quot;Maid Marion was a fox!&quot; so thank you for that. Definitely needed it

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  @samsanimationcorner3820 · 3 years ago

  Listen, furry or not, Disney&apos;s Robin Hood is the best Robin Hood. &nbsp;Such a fun movie.

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  @Firegen1 · 3 years ago

  Merrily Gentleman Max rode on <br>Hooray hooray<br>He sought the food of an outlaw<br>Hooray hooray<br>He cut a fine figure in front of an stove<br>Building out a story from those on the rove<br>Riding into a tastible history <br>Every Tuesday like today

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