Great video as always! Also, I was watching Fantastic Beasts: and where to find them and I kept thinking that I saw you as a police officer in the film. I looked it up and it was actually you!
Oh, I do love a good history lesson! 😃 Especially your histories of herbs and spices and medicines and salves, etc. You bring it all to life and make it so interesting. Thank you for all the hard work you put into your videos. I really appreciate it. I'm so happy you are busy with acting career also. Wishing you and your wife all the best, and 😺. Peace and good fortune and good health to you and your wife. 😃 🥰
I thought Hebrews took unleavened bread with them when they left Egypt so that they could leave fast. Rapid rise yeast hadn't been invented yet. Exodus 12:33, 34 And the Egyptians urged the people, that they might send them out of the land in haste. For they said, “We all dead.” So the people took their dough before it was leavened, having their kneading bowls bound up in their clothes on their shoulders.
I am not terribly good at the Biblical lore, so you could be right. I just saw some information saying that they took just the unleavened and while the yeast hadn't been invented yet, they were still doing some raised breads in Egypt so I went with it. I'll have to double check on the dates, but I'm pretty sure they did have some raised breads. But like I said, this one is a bit harder to pin down as it is Biblical lore and the dates aren't as set.
@@EccentricNature I’m not sure what the date of the Exodus was, but it is fascinating to look back into the past and realize just how sophisticated ancient cultures were. What we need is some Egyptian tomb graffiti talking about yeast bread or even some Sumerian clay tablets. I’m sure further translation work will reveal a cuneiform restaurant menu offering yeast bread and roast goat with a side of herbs.🥖🐐🪴
Extremely interesting! You have the best personality 😊😊😊
Thanks Nena 🌱🙂🌱
Great information/history
Thanks
Thanks so much Dan 🌱🙂🌱
Fascinating history! Great work on the graphics.
Thanks so much 🌱🙂🌱
Good one Erick! I'm enjoying this series!
Excellent! I've been enjoying breaking them up too.
Great history of salt !!!! Fun and interesting to watch. 💜 Greetings from France. Reg
Glad you enjoyed it Reg!
Wow.. great addition to the previous Salt history video ❤❤❤❤❤ very informative and super funny as always 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks! I'm enjoying making this series.
Gotta love those Egyptians lol. Loved the flying camel lol.
You just can't beat a flying camel. 🌱🥰🌱
@@EccentricNature 😂😄😂😃😂
I love history. You're rockin the salt videos 😊
Thanks! More salty fun to come! 🌱🙂🌱
Great video as always!
Also, I was watching Fantastic Beasts: and where to find them and I kept thinking that I saw you as a police officer in the film. I looked it up and it was actually you!
Yes indeed! That was a fun film to do.
Another good video.
Thanks so much 🌱🙂🌱
Oh, I do love a good history lesson! 😃 Especially your histories of herbs and spices and medicines and salves, etc. You bring it all to life and make it so interesting. Thank you for all the hard work you put into your videos. I really appreciate it. I'm so happy you are busy with acting career also. Wishing you and your wife all the best, and 😺. Peace and good fortune and good health to you and your wife. 😃 🥰
Thanks a ton G LG 🌱🙂🌱
This was fun! Thank you for brightening my day Erick!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great history lesson! I didn't know all that! Thanks for sharing this and I hope you're doing good!
Thanks so much Mike! 🌱🙂🌱
Came by to see you, so watching again!
Thank you Ernie, I really appreciate it! 🌱🙂🌱
BRING on Da SALT !!!!! ..it get so much bad press
Very much so! Happy to bring salt some good press.
I thought Hebrews took unleavened bread with them when they left Egypt so that they could leave fast. Rapid rise yeast hadn't been invented yet. Exodus 12:33, 34 And the Egyptians urged the people, that they might send them out of the land in haste. For they said, “We all dead.” So the people took their dough before it was leavened, having their kneading bowls bound up in their clothes on their shoulders.
I am not terribly good at the Biblical lore, so you could be right. I just saw some information saying that they took just the unleavened and while the yeast hadn't been invented yet, they were still doing some raised breads in Egypt so I went with it. I'll have to double check on the dates, but I'm pretty sure they did have some raised breads. But like I said, this one is a bit harder to pin down as it is Biblical lore and the dates aren't as set.
@@EccentricNature I’m not sure what the date of the Exodus was, but it is fascinating to look back into the past and realize just how sophisticated ancient cultures were. What we need is some Egyptian tomb graffiti talking about yeast bread or even some Sumerian clay tablets. I’m sure further translation work will reveal a cuneiform restaurant menu offering yeast bread and roast goat with a side of herbs.🥖🐐🪴
@@botanicaltreasures2408 absolutely thats why I love finding out more and more cool info about the ancient Egyptians and herbs and spices.
Thanks for sharing have a bless night prayers and peace of Jesus hugs 🙏 🫂 🤗 😊 ☺️
Lots of love to you!
Hi brother ☺️ 😊 🤗 🙂
Great to see you again.