Ancient British Eats: Roast Hedgehog
Researchers spent two months scouring Britain’s culinary history to reveal what ancient Brits ate and drank for UKTV's new series, The People's Cookbook and found that Research roast hedgehog was once as popular a dish in Britain as roast beef is now, and was a common preparation in 6000 BC. Other ancient recipe discoveries include a recipe for nettle pudding, dating back more 8,000 years, as well as foods that are still common today like pancakes.The Daily Mail's coverage includes a few of these ancient recipes.
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