From The Archives - A Journey Through Ancient Mediterranean Food
An Interview With Culinary Historian Ursula Janssen
The Delicious Legacy · Thomas Ntinas
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OK today's episode is from the archives, and it's all about my interview with Culinary Historian Ursula Janssen.
A fascinating chat with archaeologist, culinary historian and historical cookbook author Ursula Janssen!
An all around brilliant talented human being then, that her passion is history and transmitting this through her ancient cooking!
Garum made of Barley. From middle east. In the Arab times.
Food of of Mesopotamia and Biblical Times.
The Arabic influence in European medieval cuisine.
And much more...!
Find some of her ancient recipes interpretation here:
https://www.youtube.com/@Ursulashistoricalrecipes
and all about the Trullo Cicerone experience here:
Happy listening!
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