what did the average nobleman's meal look like between

https://www.bl.uk/the-middle-ages/articles/the-medieval-diet

Lots of fish and meat, along with spices like Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmeg, Ginger, Saffron, Cardamom, Coriander, Cumin, Garlic, Turmeric, Mace, Anise, Caraway and Mustard. They didn't eat as many veggies because those were for poorfags. Plus they made their shit look as elaborate as possible.

Yeah I'll just type up a short summary of every single society in the world's diet over a one thousand year period

>>2283561
what kind of portions are we talking?

>>2283545
gruel and dirt

>>2283561
>Plus they made their shit look as elaborate as possible.

Yeah these niggers made fucking sugar statues in time when sugar was expensive as shit just to prove how rich and influential they are.

>>2283545
Sauce for the image?

>>2283545

That's a long time period, but assuming you're talking about Europe, the aristocracy and nobility were primarily warriors, and their diet almost wholly carnivorous. Meat of all kinds, both farmed and game, pastries and puddings, and some kind of alcohol (beer or wine). They also ate some fruit, but generally vegetables were prolefood. As to portion size, pretty big, but then again they were extremely physically active so obesity was rare except with older nobles.

>>2283561

>They didn't eat as many veggies...

Every dish in that has at least one vegetable in it.

>>2283701
Yar, this is nonsense.

Nobles didn't just eat nothing but meat arr day err day.

Veggies played a large part in any kitchen, ever, except for maybe at the eskimos' and such.