18th Century Cooking

This is a youtube channel I have been checking out for a while now. It is dedicated to 18th century living but mostly 18th century cooking. I orginically came across this channel when I was looking up how to make hard tack. I never made it but I wanted to see how it was made and this channel delivers. The host has a contagious enthusiasm for what he does and that makes watching all his videos enjoyable.

Here is the channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxr2d4As312LulcajAkKJYw

I like some of the titles like 'Food of the Enslaved' (recipes from African slaves) and Cooking during the 'Revolutionary War salt shortage' and 'Simple Soldier Cooking Without Utensils'

They also make a cob oven in an episode.

There seems to be a real cultural upswing in interest about 'primitive' technologies. YT channels on those subjects bring in a wide audience. I think people are tired of having to rely on corporations to met every basic need. 'I can't just make it myself?'