history
Iconic food and gustatory moments in history.
The Rise and Potential Triumph of Christianity in 16th Century Japan
Japan, Jesus, and two things that sometimes combine. Today, Japan is largely irreligious, with one of the highest percentages of atheists in the world. Temples are visited frequently, but mostly for ceremonial purposes. However, it's intriguing to imagine that for a brief period in the 16th century, Christianity was the fastest-growing religion in Japan.
By Myke & Amy3 years ago in Feast
Unraveling the Geographical Misconceptions of Columbus
When Christopher Columbus landed on a tropical island in 1492, he firmly believed he had reached the Indies. However, as history has shown, Columbus was mistaken. Little did he know that he had stumbled upon an entirely different landmass, completely separate from his intended destination. Columbus had set out to find a new route to Asia, and he thought he had succeeded. Despite being off by a few thousand miles, Columbus died with the conviction that he was right. This peculiar twist of geography led to an intriguing question: What if Columbus was actually correct?
By Myke & Amy3 years ago in Feast
The Rise and Fall of Empires
At its height, the Roman Empire was a beacon of human advancement, home to about 30% of the world's population. Citizens enjoyed the luxuries of central heating, concrete, double glazing, banking, international trade, and upward social mobility. Rome stood as a center of technological, legal, and economic progress, seemingly invincible in its stability, wealth, and power. However, history reveals a different tale as the most powerful civilization on Earth eventually faced a slow and sudden collapse.
By Myke & Amy3 years ago in Feast
In September, we went to drink a bowl of sesame paste
Food is a net, expanding its territory. In this net, sesame paste will undoubtedly be listed as the most primitive food, but it is also the most fashionable, because it has the most diners and the highest loyalty of diners.
By Almalika Ashshakur3 years ago in Feast
A woman of ecstasy
Horton did not have a family at the age of 36 because he was too poor. Horton grew up in an orphanage, and as an adult, he read few books, but fortunately he was born a strong body, only to find a job as a security guard in an antique shop. Horton cherishes this job and is always careful and meticulous because it is the only way he can make a living!
By Porsha Samuel3 years ago in Feast
Pastina - Quickest Route Back to Nonna's Kitchen
Many of you who regularly read my poetry and non-fiction pieces will know that I have spoken about my late, great Nonna before. She was a tiny, but fierce, Italian woman that despite living in Scotland for many decades, held onto her broken English and Italian accent, almost defiantly.
By Paul Stewart3 years ago in Feast
2023 Summer Solstice is this week.
The year was 2023, and anticipation filled the air as the summer solstice approached. The longest day of the year was drawing near, bringing with it a sense of joy and celebration. People from all walks of life eagerly awaited the arrival of this magical day.
By Victor remy3 years ago in Feast
Man's guts
The courage of a man is indeed an unpredictable thing. However, I think that according to the different age, it can roughly show the following trend: from the ignorant youth to the youthful vigor, it is a "climbing" upward trend; In middle age, men's courage is more and more subtle, perhaps they can keep a clear mind on the big is not big, but really to some ambiguous small things, often will be wise, courage becomes gradually timid, and even can be said to be the gradual "slide" of courage; Time flies, the man to the old age, the courage began to gradually "full" up, and even reached the heaven and earth are not afraid, no scruples, a big attitude of swallowing mountains and rivers.
By Jamie Williams3 years ago in Feast
Ratha Yatra in Puri: A Spectacular Chariot Festival
Introduction : Ratha Yatra, also known as the Chariot Festival, is a grand celebration that takes place annually in the holy city of Puri, located on the eastern coast of India. It is one of the most significant festivals in Hinduism and attracts millions of devotees from all over the world. The festival involves the procession of beautifully decorated chariots carrying the idols of Lord Jagannath, his sister Subhadra, and his brother Balabhadra. Ratha Yatra is a vibrant and spiritually uplifting event that showcases the rich cultural heritage and religious fervor of the region.
By Plantera Digital Media 3 years ago in Feast
The history of stuffed pratha
Start writing...Stuffed parathas became famous in the Indian subcontinent primarily because they are a delicious and versatile food that can be eaten at any time of the day. They are particularly popular as a breakfast or snack food, as they are filling and easy to make.
By Sakshi Verma3 years ago in Feast
