Ancient Egyptian Tiger Nut Cakes | Recipe & Brief History
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- In today’s H4H video, we introduce you to tiger nuts, an ancient Egyptian crop that can date back to the 4th millennium BCE. Tiger nuts were widely used as a natural sweetener along with honey and dates in ancient Egypt. The tiger nut sweet recipe featured here is adapted from a wall painting in the tomb of Rekhmira, an Egyptian vizier in the 15th century BCE. In the video, I interpret the painting scene by scene and show you how I come up with the recipe.
References:
1.Wilson, Hilary. "A Recipe for Offering Loaves?" The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 74 (1988): 214-17. Accessed March 31, 2021. doi:10.2307/3821762.
2.Negbi, Moshe. “A Sweetmeat Plant, a Perfume Plant and Their Weedy Relatives: A Chapter in the History of Cyperus esculentus L. and C. rotundus L.” Economic Botany, 1992, Vol. 46, No. 1, pp. 64-71.
3.Hobbs, A. Hoyt., Brier, Bob. Daily life of the ancient Egyptians. United Kingdom: Greenwood Press, 1999.
4.Eli Gurevich. “Tiger Nut Cone Cake - Wah Shat.” www.ancientrec....
5.”Tiger nut sweets: Rekhmire’s favorite dessert”. At the Mummies Ball. www.atthemummi....
6.”Rekhmire-TT 100.” OSIRISNET- Tombs of Ancient Egypt. www.osirisnet.....
7.Davies, Norman de Garis. The Tomb of Rekh-mi-Rē at Thebes : Volume I& II. Metropolitan Museum of Art. 1943. cdm16028.conte....
Photo,Illustration, and Video Clip Credit:
1. 摄图网: 699pic.com
2. Illustrations of wall paintings in Rekhmira's tomb. www.metmuseum.....
Music Credit:
Royalty Free Music by BENSOUND: www.bensound.com.
this looks like an amazing dessert and that is amazing to hear someone say that a dish 1,000's of years old could be someones favorate dessert.
Baker here. I sometimes use even two or even four hundred year old recipes. And I'm proud to say. Old is gold
I really appreciate your hard work you are amazing and I will try it now !!!!!! I love tiger nut so much since I was a kid :)
I had never thought about them writing down things like recipes. Awesome video! I loved learning about Egypt through their food!
I’m glad that you enjoyed the little bite of history!
Your so neat! Hopefully you get lots of views!
Max Miller made this on the Tasting History UA-cam channel two years ago.
I just finished making this after watching. I'll be giving it as a birthday treat for my mother tomorrow. Thank you for making the video :D
I hope that she enjoyed the sweet treat!
Thanks for sharing. Chufa nuts grow wild here in North America & we have hundreds of pyramids here. Here in Ohio there are 70 Pyramids.
Very nice work. I made it the other day and was successful. One thing I made myself easy was mixing Sidr Honey with 100% Persian Date Syrup.
Sounds delicious 😋!
Oh my you making into small pieces, tastinghistory also make this too but do the original one is more larger like in the painting
I feel you copied this from Tasting History with Max ....very distateful. You should do your own research instead of copying from others.
@Mindful Blessings please check the facts before making judgments like this. It is hurtful and uncalled for. I published my video Apr 2, 2021 and Max published his Aug 31, 2021.
With that said, while Max and I may cover some of the same historic topics from time to time we approach them in different ways. We have actually talked a bit and appreciate the work each other do. Anyways, I hope that you may find something to appreciate in the different ways we both approach our work as well. Have a good day.
If so, "Tasting History" copied Dig it With Raven and Laura Egiptología. 🙄
Which is ABSURD. This recipe is available in some books about ancient egypt food and ANYONE can do whatever they want with it.
Check your dates dude, this came out months before his did. Dont make mean comments if you dont actually know what you're discussing.
Actauly that fvck, copied her, and he didn't gave her any credit, his video is based off this video, and i figured it out becasue i watched his video, looked for recipe, and google leaded me to this youtube, and his youtube video fully copied this one, and changed stuff here and there to not make it identical, is quite cringe that a 1.8M chanel is copying paste, a 500subs chanel, and give no credit. He could've helped.
@@hungryforhistory9314 Don't let jelous peoples affect your day, just delete his comment, and don't give him the attention he need, eventualy make a pin where you mention of the site you got inspired from, and mention on it, the dates and pin your coment so peoples know, don't listen haters. Keep up with your chanel.