Eating with Jesus and the Apostles, eating at the Woodstock festival, on the cotton plantations in Scarlett O’Hara’s time, or with the Aztecs in Mexico when the Conquistadors arrived… the whole of the world’s history unfolds on our plates, in an album that’s as funny as it is erudite.
Through the prism of gastronomy, we gain an extraordinary perspective on the destiny of our ancestors, their thoughts, their passions… From the most tragic periods to the most glorious centuries, what’s on everyone’s table tells the story of humanity’s adventure better than anyone else.
