Table of Gods
I’m making a cookbook inspired by history's oldest recipes written on clay tablets 4,000 years ago. Click the link below to get 3 recipes and join 130,000+ on the waitlist.
I’m making a cookbook inspired by history's oldest recipes written on clay tablets 4,000 years ago. Click the link below to get 3 recipes and join 130,000+ on the waitlist.
Table of Gods
Sumerian Proverb
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A new long-form video is now live—this time about what history’s first lawgiver, Hammurabi, ate!
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Nothing beats taking a great shot after spending hours trying to perfect it. There will be over 90 pages with gorgeous food photography in Table of Gods, printed on the most beautiful art paper.
If you haven’t already, join 127,000 people on the waitlist at tableofgods.com/yt. The pre-orders open in less than 2 months!
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Sumerian Proverb
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Had a great conversation with USA Today bestselling author Lydia Sherrer about ancient Mesopotamia, the world's oldest recipes, and the seven-year journey behind Table of Gods. Watch the interview below!
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In Mesopotamian mythology, Anzu was a giant eagle who even the gods feared. But one day after Anzu had caught two bulls and was flying home to feed his chick, something terrible happened.
As Anzu called for his chick, he received no reply. He called out again. Silence. Anzu dropped the bulls and beat his wings. A hurricane followed. He roared so loudly even the gods feared what would happen. Anzu was going to rip apart the life of whatever god or man had hurt his chick.
But when he arrived at the nest, he didn’t believe his eyes. His chick was safe, well fed, and happy. Anzu looked around, confused. Then a man stepped forward. He looked like an ant in front of an eagle. This was Lugalbanda, the mortal man who would one day father Gilgamesh. "I have taken care of your little one,” Lugalbanda said.
And no wonder Anzu’s chick was happy. It turned out Lugalbanda had indeed taken care of the chick by baking honey cookies and popping them into its beak. ”I shall let you have no opponents in the mountains,” Anzu said and blessed Lugalbanda.
This is one of 60+ Mesopotamian recipes from my upcoming cookbook, Table of Gods, and here are some photos of people who have tested the recipe.
Visit tableofgods.com/honey to get the recipe.
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