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KYKEON – The Ancient Greek potion from The Iliad & Odyssey
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Omg disgusting. Average greek food
Μιλάει κανείς ελληνικά;
This is pretty similar to the soup I made for my sick grandmother. This stuff works.❤
That face at the end wasn’t convincing.
Have you ever done a recipe that you didn't enjoy eating?
You can use pomegranate juice in place of the wine too. Still delicious!
Top it with bacon crumbles.
Pearl barley risotto.
Kicky yarn sounds like a budget version of hackey sack you do while grans knitting 😂
For reference, what do you add to turn people into pigs?
Like a risotto/pottage
Sir, you must use the exact recipe. Next time, add the pig potion.
I’m sorry but without the poison and pig Men it’s just not authentic
KAKYOIN??!
That sounds disgusting, I hate goat cheese
Damn, they ate anything back then, huh?
It's "healing" huh? Well knowing the time .. Let me guess Pramnian wine had body fluids and or also hallucinogenic or otherwise narcotic herbs in it. No viper venom in this one tho, I'm guessing. As she needed to add poison and wouldn't have wasted the good stuff on a death drink
Honestly it seems like something really good for you.
Gross
Charcuterie does not include any of the items in your dish. Charcuterie is cooked meat products, usually made from pork like sausages and pates. Look it up.
I'm Greek local, and I can assure you that this fortunately it's not a thing in modern Greece, thank the gods😢
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Yes, Odysseus was held captive on her island for 20 years, while she tempted him, but Odysseus remained true to Penelope. Thats his story, and he's sticking to it.