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New Day Café: Public Latrines in Ancient Rome & Other Curiosities [1]
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Date: 2023-11-10
A few things I found...interesting.
Our Feature Presentation
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Harvey Korman, Bing Crosby, Paul Lynde & Carol Burnett, “As the Stomach Turns”
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An exquisite 2,000 year-old Roman amber glass bowl. The light shining through the translucent amber glass seems to radiate like an embodiment of sunshine. 📷 2023 British Museum
https://t.co/uABO2ysayb #Archaeology pic.twitter.com/dwJYKw4yyp
700 year old ruins of a palace in London
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Seven Roman blue glass bottles used to measure volume. Each subsequent bottle has twice the volume of the previous one. Objects dated to the first century AD, found in Pompeii. pic.twitter.com/jRT3okoxPI
Chicken Fricasee
Like many other chefs my age, I heard about "fricasseeing" years before even thinking about going to culinary school. It wasn't Julia Child, or the Galloping Gourmet, but rather a much more important cultural, and social phenomenon, Looney Tunes….
"Fricassee" is a generic culinary term that refers to meat stewed in a pan, usually with wine, after being very well browned first. It's a perfect way to cook rabbit, or a tough old chicken, and can be adapted a hundred different ways.
www.allrecipes.com/...
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