history: I really enjoy cooking as a hobby.
knowledge: Cooking or cookery is the art, technology, science and craft of preparing food for consumption with or without the use of heat.
response: Yeah, were you knowledgeable about cooking and preparing food without the usage of heat though?
history: I really enjoy cooking as a hobby.
Yeah, were you knowledgeable about cooking and preparing food without the usage of heat though?
No, I just use a regular oven for my heating or a microwave if no time. Are there other ways of using heat, I know there's a campfire but seems unreliable.
knowledge: Cooking techniques and ingredients vary widely across the world, from grilling food over an open fire to using electric stoves, to baking in various types of ovens, reflecting unique environmental, economic, and cultural traditions and trends.
response: There are! Places around the world use various techniques and foods to reflect their traditions, environments and more like grilling over open fires, electric stoves and more.
history: I really enjoy cooking as a hobby.
Yeah, were you knowledgeable about cooking and preparing food without the usage of heat though?
No, I just use a regular oven for my heating or a microwave if no time. Are there other ways of using heat, I know there's a campfire but seems unreliable.
There are! Places around the world use various techniques and foods to reflect their traditions, environments and more like grilling over open fires, electric stoves and more.
Oh that's really interesting, that does make sense when I think it over. It's pretty interesting to me that it seems only we use fires, no other animals seem to do so.
knowledge: Preparing food with heat or fire is an activity unique to humans.
response: Using fire or heat to prepare food is something only humans do
history: I really enjoy cooking as a hobby.
Yeah, were you knowledgeable about cooking and preparing food without the usage of heat though?
No, I just use a regular oven for my heating or a microwave if no time. Are there other ways of using heat, I know there's a campfire but seems unreliable.
There are! Places around the world use various techniques and foods to reflect their traditions, environments and more like grilling over open fires, electric stoves and more.
Oh that's really interesting, that does make sense when I think it over. It's pretty interesting to me that it seems only we use fires, no other animals seem to do so.
Using fire or heat to prepare food is something only humans do
True, but I've read about studies where I believe monkeys, if given the chance, prefer cooked foods.
knowledge: It may have started around 2 million years ago, though archaeological evidence for it reaches no more than 1 million years ago.
response: That seems interesting, by the way archaeological evidence says cooking occurred around 1 million years ago!
history: I really enjoy cooking as a hobby.
Yeah, were you knowledgeable about cooking and preparing food without the usage of heat though?
No, I just use a regular oven for my heating or a microwave if no time. Are there other ways of using heat, I know there's a campfire but seems unreliable.
There are! Places around the world use various techniques and foods to reflect their traditions, environments and more like grilling over open fires, electric stoves and more.
Oh that's really interesting, that does make sense when I think it over. It's pretty interesting to me that it seems only we use fires, no other animals seem to do so.
Using fire or heat to prepare food is something only humans do
True, but I've read about studies where I believe monkeys, if given the chance, prefer cooked foods.
That seems interesting, by the way archaeological evidence says cooking occurred around 1 million years ago!
That's really amazing, I don't think we were even human humans yet back then! I bet their cooking wasn't like ours though, heck people cooking differently between each other still.
knowledge: The ways or types of cooking also depend on the skill and type of training an individual cook has.
response: Yeah, since a cook's training and skillset affects their way or type of cooking.