This is medieval peasant food @chalkehistoryfestival

Their palettes being the same is super interesting!

In some Brazilian roads between cities we have these big restaurants/stores where bus and car travelers stop. In my favorite one, at night, there is a very cheap soup and all-you-can-eat bread that are just leftovers from the day. It is delicious and I feel like a fantasy medieval traveler

It’s the best food really. Simple and delicious.

I love to learn new things, thank you for sharing.

Dude, that is some good eatin! The peasant's life is the best life 👌

That’s a lot of info in a short video and very enlightening, thank you

This looks healthier than modern day foods.

It actually looks good and hearty

People will make the most out of any situation. Great example of that

Tbh food like this 🥘 is always delicious and hardy looks amazing no cap

Looks good and nutritious. Well presented my friend.

I always joke that I was a peasant in another life because I LOVE soup like this I’ll throw whatever in and it’s all delicious to me

I'm Russian/American, grew up in the states. My parents make a variation of this called Shurpa. Done is a similar fashion with similar ingredients, love it. Really is healthy with all the greens in it

Better food than what most people are eating today.

Seems tasty, I'd get a bowl

I kept waiting to hear about specific spice combos favored by people back then because the way things are flavored in ancient recipes is always so different and interesting

That "peasant food just so happens to be what I've eaten for the last 2 nights (with less spice) and it's amazing

Seem like more vegetables than nowadays fast food 😂

Looks good 👍 I eat this leftovers peasants food all the time. No waste.

We still eat a version of this dish in Spain, it's literally called 'potaje' (it's a bit different from the original) and it's made with different ingredients depending on wich part of Spain you eat it 💯