I don't know if it's still a thing nowadays but Sea Turtles and Manatee were still eaten in parts of the Caribbean in the 1970s and 80s. Turtle steak tastes great. Manatee is literally sea pork. Growing up in a third world country is a little bit like being a pirate. I hope my parents didn't endangered too many species for the sake of my nutrition.
our grandparents were survivors. I saw a funny looking bird out the barn one winter and asked grandpa what is was: Why that's a prairie chicken , he said. How come I just saw one? Cause thems good eaten and we ate em all!!
Sheogorath shouting cheese randomly is welcome and brings a smile to my face. I came across a pirate themed shop in a recent holiday... it was more pyrite than pirate and even that's a too kind. Edit: coconut and baboon sounds like an interesting meal.
@@evanbecraft8201- it's a reference to toxic sharkfin harvesting operations that remove the upper fin to sell for it's unproven magical properties. The worst part is that they waste the rest of the shark by tossing it back to flounder. It can't swim so it suffocates to death.
whenever someone tells me of an animal or a fish that can't be eaten i always reply: It's not that it can't be eaten, no one has been hungry enough to eat it yet!
There's a Japanese fisherman who posts on youtube, search Masaru fisherman. He will literally eat ANYTHING that he can catch. Sea worms , all kinds of disgusting stuff. Very entertaining.
The Atlatl relies on the spear/arrow being made of green (not dried) hardwoods or softwood. European harpoons were usually made of what they had in abundance, so lots of white oak, ash, chestnut, etc... Which dont work very well with the atlatl once dry, which surprisingly happens very quickly on a ship, or realistically by the time the ship is underway. I do think making smaller harpoons out of yew could work very well, but we'll probably never know, I suppose.
@@indalcecio Not even if you tiller the darts? Then, though, I'd imagine they'd be somewhat more frail and perhaps disposable, at least in the shaft of the dart. You could then perhaps get more from what wood you might have if it didn't involve too much carving if you knew what thickness you needed to start with so that the dart could bend as you need.
@@indalcecioyou can try it if you have enough free time! Type of thing the unemployed friend does at 2pm on a Wednesday (it's me I'm considering trying it)
There used to be a restaurant on the Island of Bimini that made the most delicious dishes. I hope it is still there. I haven't been there since before Covid. I recommend the turtle fritters.
@@GoldandGunpowder I think the idea of "delicious" depends on culure. Pirates mostly ate what Italians would call "bland". I believe it was wrote about at the time. Of course that could be a stuck up aristocrat option. Even still, by modern standards we are too
I'm litterally trying to decide what to eat for dinner as I write this, so yeah I totally agree that staving off hunger is a vital and often overlooked aspect of life.
I love your video all of them ooh is tha Hank Hill I didn't expect that while I was typing what was I typing? Make more videos all the time always please
Green turtles were almost completely fished out by the English. This is where the dish MOCK turtle soup came from..it was invented with pig meat scraps and skins to replace green turtle meat that became illegal to fish due to possible extinction
4:40 Why was cheese not available in the Caribbean? Honest question. Was it not possible to make because of the climate? Edit: 12:20 hah, funny you should mention that. Planning a Pirates of the Spanish Main game is what got me back into pirates in the first place, and what led me to find your channel.
The main reason is because the European breeds of dairy cattle didn't do so well in the high heat, usually getting sick or just massively reducing their efficiency
Fun fact people at one point in history were paid in salt... this is where the term not worth your salt comes from also where the word salary and other similar words come from.
I love when people say that "the (Cat Turtle) meat tastes just like chicken or just like beef" Well then why instead of eating turtles don't I just eat chicken or beef?
What about incense? In ancient times it was worth as much as gold because of how deserate people were to get away from all of the stink of no soap and deodorant. I never hear of anyone discussing whether or not pirates had any use/value for it due to none of them having deodorant with 100 men crowded onto a ship built for 30. Sorry for it being a bit off-topic from the vid.
a aquaintance of mine once boarded a chinese wooden fishing vessel on a smugling patroll of the coast of indonesia. he said the interior was smelling extreamly strong of a mix of fish and incense
Actually animal organs and tongues are actually the most delicious part of the animal, and also, why, just why did they eat cats, the more I learn the more horrified I get, they ate penguins, dolphins, cute birbs, and even cats.
my grandma was a child durning the hunger winter in 1945. she ate cat as well said that unlike dog which was dilicious not even starving could make cat palatable however hunger makes people wat anything cats dogs birds crewmates
Video on the fruit and vegetables eaten by pirates: th-cam.com/video/TyNkkFVSre8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6opbC5r6hxn7DhlA Pirate food playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLQSjRW7kXy7zULKzQQ7LuSJCEeIlzR1EC.html&si=4KTJ0djIGynI2YIS
I don't know if it's still a thing nowadays but Sea Turtles and Manatee were still eaten in parts of the Caribbean in the 1970s and 80s. Turtle steak tastes great. Manatee is literally sea pork.
Growing up in a third world country is a little bit like being a pirate. I hope my parents didn't endangered too many species for the sake of my nutrition.
If some theories are to be believed, early European explorers of the Americas did far worse to manatees than eat them.
Most likely not.
our grandparents were survivors. I saw a funny looking bird out the barn one winter and asked grandpa what is was: Why that's a prairie chicken , he said. How come I just saw one? Cause thems good eaten and we ate em all!!
Probably not manatee since they were endangered until very recently
Nah your good the stuff they say is endangered is just because rich people don’t want the poors to eat them all 😂
Sheogorath shouting cheese randomly is welcome and brings a smile to my face.
I came across a pirate themed shop in a recent holiday... it was more pyrite than pirate and even that's a too kind.
Edit: coconut and baboon sounds like an interesting meal.
Yes
Just as you said "For all those insufferable cat owners out there," my cat peed on the floor.
Time to put it down
Dinner time
Toxoplasmosis
Reef shark makes a fine meal! Catch a four to five footer and section the tail into thick steaks, grill with lemon, and black pepper!
So basically shark seviche
at least you consumed the flesh.
@@Barakonwhat else would he eat, the bone?
@@evanbecraft8201- it's a reference to toxic sharkfin harvesting operations that remove the upper fin to sell for it's unproven magical properties. The worst part is that they waste the rest of the shark by tossing it back to flounder. It can't swim so it suffocates to death.
It really was a magical age back then. I mean, it’s such a fantastical image to see groups of humans having to tip and hunt massive turtles!
whenever someone tells me of an animal or a fish that can't be eaten i always reply: It's not that it can't be eaten, no one has been hungry enough to eat it yet!
Poison dart frog what?
There's a Japanese fisherman who posts on youtube, search Masaru fisherman. He will literally eat ANYTHING that he can catch. Sea worms , all kinds of disgusting stuff. Very entertaining.
Or they have and just NEVER told! 😂
Anyone else noticed the barrens ambience as background sound?? 😂
Imagine how powerful European harpoonmen would be if they had atlatls.
The Atlatl relies on the spear/arrow being made of green (not dried) hardwoods or softwood. European harpoons were usually made of what they had in abundance, so lots of white oak, ash, chestnut, etc... Which dont work very well with the atlatl once dry, which surprisingly happens very quickly on a ship, or realistically by the time the ship is underway. I do think making smaller harpoons out of yew could work very well, but we'll probably never know, I suppose.
Now this is a comment
@@indalcecio Not even if you tiller the darts? Then, though, I'd imagine they'd be somewhat more frail and perhaps disposable, at least in the shaft of the dart. You could then perhaps get more from what wood you might have if it didn't involve too much carving if you knew what thickness you needed to start with so that the dart could bend as you need.
@@indalcecioyou can try it if you have enough free time! Type of thing the unemployed friend does at 2pm on a Wednesday (it's me I'm considering trying it)
There used to be a restaurant on the Island of Bimini that made the most delicious dishes.
I hope it is still there. I haven't been there since before Covid.
I recommend the turtle fritters.
Replaying Black flag right now, perfect timing for this video
ngl, even thought it wasn't so delicious for the pirates these pirate food videos really raising my appetite for some reason
most of their food seems tasty to me, except for salt beef and that sorta stuff, the fruits in the upcoming video in the food series will be nice too
@@GoldandGunpowder I think the idea of "delicious" depends on culure. Pirates mostly ate what Italians would call "bland". I believe it was wrote about at the time. Of course that could be a stuck up aristocrat option. Even still, by modern standards we are too
03:24 Pirates where just 4Chan users born before their time.
You know, I've always wanted to try turtle meat,, now I know what it's like! By description anyway
same, I love sea turtles but I am curious
More video about pirates food yay! This will come super handy for my book! Especially the part about turtle hunting!
Great content I'm really enjoying it,thank you for taking the time to make it ,great job 👍
Very interesting take on an interesting topic of pirate life. Cheers! 🏴☠
cheers
Cookie told me the four food groups are beans, bacon, whiskey, and lard.
"I can't be bothered, dude"
I feel ya.
I'm litterally trying to decide what to eat for dinner as I write this, so yeah I totally agree that staving off hunger is a vital and often overlooked aspect of life.
Consoom sharks, turtles and hardtack get excited for more sharks, turtles and hardtack.
12:20 im literally watching these because im running a pirate dnd game lol
Love all the historical images!
My favorite videos are of food related topics. Keep them coming please. Thouraly enjoyed this video. Thank you.
Flamingo tongue was also considered a Roman delicacy wasn't it?
yeah
I love your video all of them ooh is tha Hank Hill I didn't expect that while I was typing what was I typing? Make more videos all the time always please
Green turtles were almost completely fished out by the English. This is where the dish MOCK turtle soup came from..it was invented with pig meat scraps and skins to replace green turtle meat that became illegal to fish due to possible extinction
Elderly, ill, and disabled horses were also being eaten meat was so scarce
This video got me out of bed and downstairs into the kitchen.
Just watching this made my blood pressure go up 😂😂😂
4:40 Why was cheese not available in the Caribbean? Honest question. Was it not possible to make because of the climate?
Edit: 12:20 hah, funny you should mention that. Planning a Pirates of the Spanish Main game is what got me back into pirates in the first place, and what led me to find your channel.
The main reason is because the European breeds of dairy cattle didn't do so well in the high heat, usually getting sick or just massively reducing their efficiency
Fun fact people at one point in history were paid in salt... this is where the term not worth your salt comes from also where the word salary and other similar words come from.
I could imagine a pirate who's starving on board a ship and his cat brings him a dead rat he would probably eat it
If he can fight the cat for it lol
I love when people say that "the (Cat Turtle) meat tastes just like chicken or just like beef" Well then why instead of eating turtles don't I just eat chicken or beef?
The booty bay music is appreciated
booty bay music was perfect touch
Can't wait!
Most interesting!!!
What kind of food do eat?
Pirates: yes
Salt meat was a staple on the navy ships of the day too.
love this channel so much
Cheese! What a fine and intoxicating innocence
What about incense? In ancient times it was worth as much as gold because of how deserate people were to get away from all of the stink of no soap and deodorant. I never hear of anyone discussing whether or not pirates had any use/value for it due to none of them having deodorant with 100 men crowded onto a ship built for 30. Sorry for it being a bit off-topic from the vid.
incense wasn't used
Bad hygiene is a big myth of History.
I remember you said it was only provided for the sick.
a aquaintance of mine once boarded a chinese wooden fishing vessel on a smugling patroll of the coast of indonesia. he said the interior was smelling extreamly strong of a mix of fish and incense
I heard when pirates ran out of food out of desperation they would boil leather then beat it so they could eat it.
BBQ on a pirate ship sounds like the place to be
Obsession with food is not totally absent from pirate literature, monkey d luffy is constantly concerned about where he will get meat from next
I ate salt pork. Uncooked once. Nope, never again. It was sooooo bad.
You got to soak it, simmer it for hours before you can eat it.
Pirates: what about man-flesh? How do we cook it?😈😂
At 21 sec. scene from a Francisco Goya painting?
Actually animal organs and tongues are actually the most delicious part of the animal, and also, why, just why did they eat cats, the more I learn the more horrified I get, they ate penguins, dolphins, cute birbs, and even cats.
my wife is Chinese and I've never seen an at large kitty cat in the old Chinese quarter in town. Lots of mice, though.
my grandma was a child durning the hunger winter in 1945. she ate cat as well said that unlike dog which was dilicious not even starving could make cat palatable
however hunger makes people wat anything cats dogs birds crewmates
The wow music is giving me some nostalgia vibes
LETS GO!!
Well in fantastic video bro
XVIIth century people seing a new animal : How did it taste?
5:00 CHEESE 🧀
Video on the fruit and vegetables eaten by pirates: th-cam.com/video/TyNkkFVSre8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6opbC5r6hxn7DhlA
Pirate food playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLQSjRW7kXy7zULKzQQ7LuSJCEeIlzR1EC.html&si=4KTJ0djIGynI2YIS
when they kept live animals on the ship how did they clean up the poop? or did they just put up with the smell
They may have just left it on the poop deck
this isn't exactly something documented, i imagine it was just thrown overboard
Is that WoW music?
Is there any evidence that pirates smoked weed?
whoah dude...
Cannabis only occured in Hindu Kush historically. Maybe Arab Bengal pirates.
Not weed... They were huge on crack and crystal meth tho. They would smoke it out of light bulbs as crack pipes weren't invented yet
As a bit of a foodie, I’m not convinced that a menu featuring cat comes up to scratch 😬🐱
Try tiger. Heard a successfull hunt that the hunters got the prime cuts... from the claws and on the plate.
Sea water doesnt evaporate into pure salt crystals .... its def not pure at all.
Didn't natives invent bbq?
Eat them all.
👍
Don't let your meat loaf. Doc the Pie Rat.
DC cab
COMMENTS FOR THE ALGORITHM!
John Wayne Gacy wasn't a pirate.
"Semen needs protein"... 🤨 I guess its good for sperm count I dunno.
Im I hearing WoW music in the background??