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"Unveiling the Dark History: The Brutality of Spit Roast" In a haunting black and white engraving

Background imageSpit Roast Collection: A woodcut depicting the cooking of a human body on a spit. The victim was most likely an enemy

A woodcut depicting the cooking of a human body on a spit. The victim was most likely an enemy defeated during battle
5310773 A woodcut depicting the cooking of a human body on a spit. The victim was most likely an enemy defeated during battle, 16th century; Universal History Archive/UIG.

Background imageSpit Roast Collection: The Lord Mayors Feast, Roasting the Baron of Beef in the Guildhall Kitchen (engraving)

The Lord Mayors Feast, Roasting the Baron of Beef in the Guildhall Kitchen (engraving)
1096213 The Lord Mayors Feast, Roasting the Baron of Beef in the Guildhall Kitchen (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Lord Mayors Feast)

Background imageSpit Roast Collection: Manila and its Environs: A Scene (watercolour with bodycolour)

Manila and its Environs: A Scene (watercolour with bodycolour)
1767250 Manila and its Environs: A Scene (watercolour with bodycolour) by Lozano, Jose Honorato (c.1815-c.85); Private Collection; (add.info.: Manila and its Environs: A Scene)

Background imageSpit Roast Collection: The Story of Mary and Martha, illustration from the Bible, engraved by J. C

The Story of Mary and Martha, illustration from the Bible, engraved by J. C
STC425581 The Story of Mary and Martha, illustration from the Bible, engraved by J.C. Bodenehr (sepia engraving) by Merian

Background imageSpit Roast Collection: The Mayor of Warwicks Charity Fund received a £300 boost from the town

The Mayor of Warwicks Charity Fund received a £300 boost from the town
The Mayor of Warwicks Charity Fund received a £ 300 boost from the towns traditional Mop Fair ox roast. There had been doubts about the roast taking place at all

Background imageSpit Roast Collection: Mr Murshell, Secretary of Alford Coronation Committee, (in white coat

Mr Murshell, Secretary of Alford Coronation Committee, (in white coat) helps roast the ox in a field at Aldford ready for the villagers asthey celebrate the coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth

Background imageSpit Roast Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20101994

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Albania, Tirane, Tirana, Spit-roasted chicken cooking over hot embers in the Avni Rustemi Market

Background imageSpit Roast Collection: Chapon du Mans, spit roasted capon on bed of watercress, a traditional dish from Le Mans, France

Chapon du Mans, spit roasted capon on bed of watercress, a traditional dish from Le Mans, France, view from above

Background imageSpit Roast Collection: Spit roasting of ham on barbecue grill with corn cobs, close-up

Spit roasting of ham on barbecue grill with corn cobs, close-up

Background imageSpit Roast Collection: Illustration from The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews and of his

Illustration from The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews and of his
XJF437936 Illustration from The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews and of his friend Mr Abraham Adams by Henry Fielding, Published 1742 (engraving) by English School

Background imageSpit Roast Collection: Roasting an ox in Gloucester. 30 June 1938

Roasting an ox in Gloucester. 30 June 1938

Background imageSpit Roast Collection: Puerto Rico, Cordillera, Guavate, chicken being spit-roasted

Puerto Rico, Cordillera, Guavate, chicken being spit-roasted


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"Unveiling the Dark History: The Brutality of Spit Roast" In a haunting black and white engraving, we witness a chilling chapter in history as Irish Catholics torment English Protestants on the dreaded spit roast. The image serves as a stark reminder of religious conflicts that once plagued our world. Amidst the opulence of The Lord Mayors Feast, an intriguing scene unfolds within the Guildhall Kitchen. A Baron of Beef is mercilessly roasted over an open fire, symbolizing power and dominance. This engraved artwork captures both the grandeur and cruelty embedded in such festivities. Venturing far across oceans to Manila, we encounter another form of spit roasting - this time with culinary delight rather than torture. In vibrant watercolors, Manila and its Environs come alive with scenes of mouthwatering spit-roasted piglet (lechon). It showcases how cultures celebrate through gastronomic traditions. Delving into biblical narratives, an illustration from The Story of Mary and Martha transports us back to ancient times. Here, J. C's intricate engravings depict a pivotal moment where hospitality meets spirituality – perhaps even hinting at communal feasts centered around spit-roasted delicacies. Shifting gears to more contemporary events, we find ourselves amidst charitable endeavors in Warwickshire. Mr Murshell dons his white coat while contributing to Alford Coronation Committee's cause – their fundraising efforts receiving a generous £300 boost from The Mayor of Warwick's Charity Fund. Perhaps they envision community gatherings complete with succulent meats rotating on spits. Traveling further eastward brings us to Southeast Asia's Philippines – renowned for their mastery in lechon preparation. An enticing photograph captures the artistry involved in spit roasting chicken on barbecue grills; its tantalizing aroma permeating every corner during festive occasions. Not limited to poultry alone, ham takes center stage on yet another grill adorned by corn cobs nearby – tempting our taste buds with its smoky flavors.