What did Arab Peasants eat in the Medieval Times?

Ramadan Kareem to all of our followers observing the holy month! I know posting a video about food now might seem like bad timing, but we are in this together.

Today, we will be attempting to unravel what Arab peasants ate in the medieval times. There may be this misconception about their food being boring, bland and not nutritious. Actually its quite the opposite. Watch the video to find out why!

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[theladytudor]

🥰 Yay more videos!!! Thank you for all your hard work.

[themanwiththeplane]

There aren’t nearly enough sources of information about the medieval Islamic world!! Keep up the good work!.

[mattl]

Great video- I'm very glat you're taking the time to show us all this; there's a lot of info out there about the European middle ages already so I'm always glad to learn a bit more about the period in the Arab world. And Ramadan Kareem 😄

[SkaterAjui]

ramadan mubarak brother another great video

[hildaissa]

Another fantastic, well-informed video.
Thank you.
Please keep them going

[TheBigMannyShow]

This was a good video but I think there might be a bit of an oversite at 7:22. Tomatoes are a new world food that wasn't in Eurasia until much later.

[sadiq_op]

Awamah is called by many things: luqaimat (morsels) kaimat (another way of saying luqaimat), mushmush maqli (fried apricot), and zalabia.

[Mus_insterat]

Great video Thank you for all your hard work.

[that_canadian_guy_]

Would you be willing to do a tutorial on cooking? Really interested in all of these dishes, they look and sound delicious 🤤

[CaptainGrimes]

I've just subscribed to you brother. Bismallah

[yieeeeeeeeeeeeee]

it's nice to know that middle eastern commoners are similar to far eastern, mesoamerican, pacific, and african commoners in terms of having similar dishes (by majority, that is) with the upper class instead of having a complete different set of diet dictated by social status. The only differences is the quality of the ingredients in which the upper classes gets the best ones, as usual.

[Polymath]

I have a question how many hours did Arab peasants work in Medieval times?

[PieterBreda]

In Europe, peasants had a shitty life too. And few options.

[thediamondhelmet]

Did tomatoes exist in the Middle East before the discovery of the Americas ?