What did the Ancient Romans eat??

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In this epic food adventure, join us as we embark on a 24-hour journey of eating like ancient Romans! From breakfast to dinner, we'll take you through a Roman-inspired gastronomic experience like no other. Watch as we hit the grocery store to find the authentic ingredients, and then dive into the fascinating world of Roman cuisine.
Prepare to be amazed as we recreate traditional Roman recipes like libum, garum, and moretum, set the tables in true Roman style, and indulge in the unique dining habits of the ancient Romans - yes, that means eating while lounging like emperors! Throughout the video, we'll sprinkle in intriguing facts about what the Romans ate, how they lived, and how they prepared their food.
From sumptuous dishes to captivating insights, this immersive experience will transport you back in time while satisfying your curiosity about ancient Roman gastronomy. So, buckle up and get ready to feast like a Roman - you won't want to miss this remarkable and mouthwatering journey!
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@SHgeneral Год назад

Your best episode ever. :) I actually laughed out loud. Thanks.

@ThePasinis Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it! 😊❤️

@x0Pumpkinx0 Год назад

Ha! This was really fun to watch this morning. Feeling inspired to try this myself. Thanks for the watch! :)

@Katt-._.7. Год назад

What a wonderful video! I really enjoyed it so much!! 👏🏼😃 As an ancient historian I really appreciate how well you researched all of this! An interesting little fact; carrots in Roman times would have been white, pale yellow or purple (red/black). The orange carrot was ‘created’ in 16th century Holland.

@Ameslan1 Год назад

Jessi & Alessio should show THUMB UP or THUMB DOWN like Ancient Romans at the Colosseum! :) I was required to take two years of Latin in high school! Oh yes! Glad Jessi talked about the Vomitorium! :) When I was a child, I thought the ancient ruins from Greece and Rome were caused by people drinking too much wine becoming drunk and knocking over the buildings walking around drunk! LAUGH OUT LOUD!

@-EchoesIntoEternity- Год назад

garum... tasting history with Max Miller 😂

@ericpmoss Год назад

That was a great video - I really liked how he linked to the modern garum, Colatura di Alici.

@lb8141 Год назад

What a fantastic video. Thank you so much for sharing your lives with us. I can't wait to see what you guys create when you move to Italy. Love from Miami ❤️🌞

@DoroHiro Год назад

Eat grapes with the „Italian Hand!“ I burst out laughing!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@annettestearns3303 Год назад

I enjoyed this video very much.

@chanelxox Год назад

MORE CONTENT LIKE THIS🙏🏼💛

@kimkwan57 6 месяцев назад

How cool. Great video.❤

@cindynewman4014 Год назад

Please do more of these from different places

@marsdoria189 Год назад

I used to have nonstick pans that needed replacing every few years... then I invested in 2 carbon steel pans. 5 minutes of seasoning and it's naturally nonstick. I've had these carbon steel pans for 9 years and they still perform wonderfully.

@ericpmoss Год назад

I felt so sorry for that nonstick pan being scarred with the metal utensils.

@cosettapessa6417 Год назад

@@ericpmossahahahahah

@wlos395 Год назад

No better history than food history 😋

@damianscardamaglia7857 Год назад

Good morning from Long island New York!!

@ThePasinis Год назад

buongiornooooo

@kimkwan57 6 месяцев назад

I'd like that wine

@swidlefonseca 6 месяцев назад

I love all alessios jokes . Best video

@tichtran8792 Год назад

In Roman times restaurant eating was considered low class. The rich would have private chefs with sous chefs and line cooks/ chef de parties.

@tichtran8792 Год назад

The private chefs were slaves.

@Cen52000 Год назад

Siete una forza! Ma come vi vengono queste idee? 😅 Ho letto che qualcuno ha suggerito di far vedere come si cucinano piatti tipici italiani. Effettivamente mi divertirebbe vedere cucinare la polenta taragna di Bergamo, carbonara o cacio e pepe di Roma, orecchiette con cime di rapa pugliesi, tortellini bolognesi, pesto genovese, ecc.

@chdreturns Год назад

Y'all should do this again but with actual Garum... Pretty sure theres more ancient Roman dishes oth there.

@maxcap8923 Год назад

Wow !!!! 😋😋😋😋🍵🧁🍦☕️🍰😋🍕

@sarahferrell5458 Год назад

Cannot believe he didn’t know about the vomitoriums. Too young/Italian for John Belushi. Lolol

@OoMASEoO Год назад

You can get fish sauce at the Asian market, we use it a lot in Thai cuisine, but I can't imagine putting it on EVERYTHING! 🤢

@SheriSmiles22 Год назад

You are both so cute and charming! Fun video!!!

@ThePasinis Год назад

Thank you 🤗

@cenk82 Год назад

Do you have a video about how Italians stay lean despite the fact that so much carbohydrate? 😅

@martyneilson Год назад

You can get fish sauce over in the asian food section of any grocery store.

@karenmar1529 Год назад

You two are so cute together, like best friends but I know Alessio would say no best friends..you are more. Totally agree. Loved the history and the food but I think I would skip breakfast and leave that for the Gods entirely 🤗😂🤣

@misholivetderosito1525 Год назад

Grazie mille Alessius et Jessicus from c. 121 AD 😂😂😂 ❤ loved it!

@ThePasinis Год назад

Our pleasure!🤣

@jennifernewell2530 Год назад

Just subscribed recently. Love your channel. This video was informative and made me LOL so many times!

@ThePasinis Год назад

Thanks for subbing! we are very happy you like the video! ti auguriamo una bellissima Domenica

@ericpmoss Год назад

I’m glad you have modern wine to go with it. The ancient Romans had pretty grim wine, and some would sweeten it by using lead cups or a lead-tainted sweetener called sapa.

@cosettapessa6417 Год назад

Eeewww

@tammiemcwilliams4259 10 месяцев назад

And he's missing his toga 😂 It's time to buy a new pan 🤔

@trishpaterson3206 6 месяцев назад

💙

@irishheart4768 Год назад

What happen to the leaf headband.

@bobjones8892 Год назад

Invite friends over for this meal, but they have to wear togas.

@lloydcollins6337 Год назад

5:35 you've left some phone numbers visible, might want to edit them out

@Koreanfood101 Год назад

I want to taste the culture and food of other countries❤❤❤

@josannefromin7750 Год назад

u are wonderful

@ThePasinis Год назад

Grazie mille

@richardclaus4751 Год назад

Leftover lions?

@oftedahlh Год назад

a little weird guys I think

@vonlipi Год назад

The music is a miss too. You played middle age music, not Ancient Rome music

@sheilaj5818 Год назад

love you guys but just a little change is needed. It's not always easy to understsnd what you're saying Jessi because you sometimes dwindle off at the end of your sentences.

@paullawson2830 Год назад

Alessio, be careful what you wish for, because Jessi has learned more about Italy than you know! LOL!!! She has become quite the historian! I love it.

@janaakajafp1688 Год назад

The man would lay on a couch with a bolster under his arm and the table was high enough for ease of reach. In a proper Roman Republic home of the upper class the woman would not recline but sit in a chair. Later on "scandalous" women did recline. 😂 This was a wonderful video and I am glad you enjoyed the foods!

@CaptainAMAZINGGG Год назад

Jessicus, being scandalous af 💀

@2342greenmachine Год назад

Highly entertaining and educational video! Wonderful job guys I loved it ❤

@ianmurphy9955 Год назад

You guys need to check Max Miller at Tasting History he has a recipe for Garum, in fact there's an entire playlist of Roman foods he prepares

@SingYiFeng Год назад

Colatura di Alici is the closest modern day equivalent to garum - I bought some at Eataly and man, it makes delicious pasta sauce! So good!

@user-qo6tz1oe1v Год назад

You could have found fish sauce in the Asian section. I visted the Philippines and they put fish sauce on everything. Even on spaghetti!

@frederickmitchell5960 Год назад

Great video. This reminds me of the “Roman picnics” we would have in Latin class in high school. We would dress up in mock togas, and bring in ancient Roman foods to share with the class.

@22kelseydillabaugh Год назад

I love you guys so much! This was cool as heck! I don’t eat meat but I would love to try everything else. The carrots and the cabbage salad looked amazing!

@bradg7373 Год назад

So disappointed about the stuffed dormice. Mmmmm. And if you’ve ever woken up to peacocks you’ll understand why they ate them.

@edmo4837 Год назад

😄

@LisaEicholtz Год назад

Love this kind of video --- I would love to see different area foods in a video like this too!! So interesting!

@wesandchelle Год назад

I love this video. It's so fun and educational. Haha. Way to go Jessie. The food looked delicious.

@bonnyhall6129 Год назад

i loved this video! I love all things historical and it was fun.

@JanetMcBryde Год назад

Very interesting. Could be used as an adjunct tool in a history class. When I taught, we often made food such as Colonial Days or French food or whatever. It speaks closely to the culture and the times and makes it more interesting. My favorite was making our own butter. Yum. Keep the videos coming. Ya'll are great!

@ginaoutdoors Год назад

Loved the video, it made me laugh! I was born in Italy!

@kolienelaw6713 Год назад

Very sad all of your shorts are gone. I used to sift through them when I needed a chuckle😢

@ThePasinis Год назад

we keep it in istagram right now

@davidmacy411 5 месяцев назад

All you are missing is the lead sweetened wine.

@Joedirt3349 5 месяцев назад

Nero loved it

@heidimarieisme Год назад

😂 Alessio throws food on floor waves hand “to the gods” 😂

@rosarowland8592 Год назад

Love your video's there's so much thought that goes into your content, Ancient Rome times , can Allessio dress up next time lol 😁

@Franker991 Год назад

Ancient Roman eat fish sauce like Asian, they called its garum So amazing

@GabeVocello 6 месяцев назад

You guys are very good & funny ! I enjoyed this video I would not eat some of the items as worschestershire sauce

@theresamimnaugh1190 Год назад

❤Best video ever! I loved all the authentic foods from the early Roman times. And it actually looked delicious! Bravo Pasinis!

@suzannerinato8725 Год назад

This video was wonderful, so interesting. I would definitely eat this food, why not? Ps when are you going to Campagna and Basilicata? Love you guys xoxoxo

@anthonyC214 Год назад

Wine and water, an ancient wine spritzer

@SheenaMurphy-n8p 7 месяцев назад

Enjoyed this😂❤🇯🇲

@bobjones8892 Год назад

WOW I checked out Wal-Mart for the olive oil Alessio talked about, and YES it was $11.97 plus tax in Southern Calif. On Amazon it is $19.64. So I saved about $7.50. Also it tastes SOOOO much better than the stuff I had. THANKS!!!

@AN-jw2oe Год назад

Where does he refer to the olive oil brand? Thanks!

@BH-oq7pz 4 месяца назад

Yes!!!...haha...Garum!!...haha...(Chinese markets have a similar fish sauce)...😂😂

@valerieh8882 5 месяцев назад

Very interesting. Who knew. I applaud you both, great acting like Ancient Romans.

@timothygil1 Год назад

Romans learned to make fish sauce from the Greeks, also Worcestershire tastes NOTHING like fish sauce!

@Ccamero123 2 месяца назад

This is such wealthy food. Wheat flour was a fortune and you would never kill a chicken because the eggs are just to valuable.

@flashhughes1675 Год назад

My guess is that pancake stuck to the pan because ancient Romans would have used pans that were so seasoned with oil nothing would stick. Castiron in the south comes to mind.

@tichtran8792 Год назад

I wonder if this video will increase the sale of Vietnamese fish sauce to Italy?! LOL 😂

@deanawells4395 3 месяца назад

The fish sauce sounds like Chinese fish sauce

@HansDelbruck53 Месяц назад

Didn't they eat Christians as well? What the lions called christian nuggets.

@christikendrick4943 Год назад

Love your videos! Would you please add links to the cookbooks you mentioned?

@betsyduane3461 2 месяца назад

Ancient Romans didn't know of the body of Christ.

@BH-oq7pz 4 месяца назад

And...that's why we evolved to better cooking 🍳!!😅

@agnessmsae8992 Год назад

This was an interesting video and educational too on Roman food history. Thank you😊

@glenncordova4027 5 месяцев назад

The fish sauce is MSG. It gives flavor to everything.

@bking712 Год назад

I really enjoyed this being 50% Italian i always love learning new things i didnt know & Jessi you definitely did your research & gave us alot of details like side notes on top of everything u prepared like the separate room to go vomit then come back to the table etc all that i didnt know.