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Hello Max, I’m big a fan of Historical cookery, and was delighted to see your channel pop up on my feed one day. I love your delightful eccentricity. I asked on your last video, but never got a response. I would love to see you look at Canada's first cookbook, written in country, La cuisinière canadienne.
Handsomest guy on YouTube for sure. I recently discovered "Tasting History". I've got some catching up to do! I love the corny "Dad jokes" and thoroughly enjoy the bits of history. Very interesting, to say the least! I want to add my appreciation to earlier comments for this video.
The first ever video I watched was the Garum episode when it premiered 2 years ago. Ever since then, I've been watching Max Miller's videos faithfully. Then, I introduced my mom to his channel and we literally watched every single episode (over a period of time lol)! Now, we must wait to watch a video as it premieres, which we do every week.
The official subreddit for all things TastingHistory! MembersOnline. •. CurrentMusician3857. ADMIN MOD. Max Miller is a liar! Yes, it is true. Last week Mr. Miller informed us that his kitchen would never be seen again.
It is a French dish called Poularde Homardine (meaning literally lobster chicken) and is a lobster stuffed inside a roasted chicken; and it was dubbed the chobster. The dish was created in the 19th century and fell into obscurity until some French chef brought it back.
Max Miller - I Like the Girls Who Do (1989) "Max Miller was a British front-cloth comedian who was probably the greatest stand-up comedian of his generation. He was known for his flamboyant suits, his wicked charm, and his risqué jokes which often got him into trouble with the censors.
Where can I buy Max’s very cool apron? My husband and I are big fans of the show and for Christmas he’s added Max’s apron (or similar) to his very small list. Anyone know where it’s from? I’m talking specifically about the one with leather or possibly suede fabric and the little latch at the top, as worn in the Pemmican episode recently.
It was so much better than the corn syrup recipes. It didn't burn your throat from the amount of sweetness, you could really taste the pecans, and like Max said in the video, the pecans on top really had an added roasted flavor to them, giving this pie an extra layer of flavor. This pie will now be a holiday staple.
I'll never forget what Max Miller said during the Congressional trial of George Santos. I'm paraphrasing until I find a video: "Santos stole money from my mom! My mom is part of a network of donors that get together and automatically give the max contributions to any Jewish candidate running for Congress.
Thank you so much to Max Miller for making such a joyful, playful, and engaging show. It’s really given us a bright spot in the week - and something to really look forward to - since we found it about five months ago. Huzzah to Max, and SERVE. IT. FORTH.