/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I know you're memeing but it's not hard to look up what traditional cooking and frontier cooking was like with preserved cookbooks from those time periods.
There's also a youtube channel the Townsends, a guy who is super enthusiastic about old timey cooking and cooks the recipes 1:1 out of historical cookbooks with their ingredients and techniques.

>>15385280
How did they preserve their cookbooks?

>>15385285
In a salty vinegar pickling

Go ask my good friend John Townsend. He is an expert on this topic.

>>15385267
Salt pork
Salted Beef
Bread
Hard tack
Vegetables when available
Beer, often spruce beer
Whiskey for special occasions

>>15385267
Royalists, natives and turnips

>>15385267
deer and fish and berries

>>15385428
he's been debunked frequently, thoroughly and exensively.

>>15385267
Maybe some horse meat from when they tripped over rocks or holes.

>>15385267
lots of sperm

>>15385507
Why does tripping give you an appetite for horse meat? I don't get it.

>>15385280
>>15385428
>>15385506

what is he gonna say b-bros

>>15385515
>He doesn't loudly proclaim a desire for horse meat every time he trips over something
NGMI

>>15385267
Nutmeg

>>15385522
N

>>15385515
A horse that tripped and broke its leg can't be easily fixed up so you have to shoot the thing to put it out of it's misery and once dead that would be a waste of good meat.

>>15385515
What are you stupid or something?

>>15385280
>that time the magapedes invaded his channel because he made a drink called orange fool

>>15385506
>debunked
>cooking old recipes
Huh? What exactly is there to debunk? Are his recipes not actually real?

>>15385506
Yeah that Hannah Glass she was a fucking liar they were eating mcdonalds in 1776 bros