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#sleep #history #victorian #Versailles #Disgusting A Quiet History of 18th Century Bengali Cuisine | Boring History For Sleep A Quiet History of 18th Century Bengali Cuisine | Boring History For Sleep A Quiet History of 18th Century Bengali Cuisine | Boring History For Sleep Hello my dear friends. The air in the great hall of Murshidabad is thick tonight, heavy with the scent of rosewater, sizzling ghee, and a dozen different roasting spices, so dense you can almost feel it resting on your tongue like a fine, fragrant dust. You are a guest of the Nawab, the ruler of Bengal, and before you stretches a universe of food, a landscape of culinary fantasy. It’s a feast fit for a king, or more accurately, a Nawab, a shimmering spectacle designed to awe you into submission. And it’s a good thing, too, because frankly, surviving the day-to-day reality of the 18th century would require a few good meals—assuming the meal itself didn’t send you to an early grave. You probably wouldn’t survive this. So, before you get comfortable, take a moment to like the video and subscribe—but only if you genuinely enjoy what I do here. Now, imagine yourself sinking back onto the plush silk cushions of a diwan, the low, hypnotic drone of a tanpura filling the spaces between the quiet murmurs of the court. The light from a hundred tiny oil lamps dances on the silver and gold, making the entire scene shimmer as if underwater. Now, dim the lights. Maybe turn on a fan for that soft background hum. And let’s ease into tonight’s journey together. #sleep #history #victorian #women #slowhistoryforsleep