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What did the fire used for?
Cooking, warmth, protection from wild animals.
What method of cooking was first used?
roasting animals and birds that were hunted over open fires
What cooking methods were used by the settlers in Germany?
Fats and oils derived from animals were used to cook many colonial foods.
Do any animals exhibit the behavior of cooking their food?
No, animals do not exhibit the behavior of cooking their food. Cooking is a unique behavior that is only observed in humans.
How did Aboriginals use fire?
aboriginals used fire to lure animals out of the bush they also may have used it for cooking whatever they catch.
Where did the people get the food from?
In olden days people used to hunt deer or tamed animals or do fishing or from plants after cooking they used to eat
What are the main ingredients used in Chinese cooking?
cat, dog, and other exotic animals (hippo, alligator, giraffe)
What are the uses of the body parts of the animals?
There are several commercial uses for different body parts of animals. The meat of many animals is sold as food as are the internal organs. The intestines of many animals are used as natural casings for sausages. The skin is used to make leather or fur. Bones are used to make tools or decorative items. Bones are also used to make the gelatine used in cooking.
What kind of liver is in liver and onions?
The liver most often used in cooking liver and onions is beef or pork though other animals can certainly be used.
Is dung used for cooking?
Yes, it is used for cooking.
What are the commercial uses of body parts of different animals?
There are several commercial uses for different body parts of animals. The meat of many animals is sold as food as are the internal organs. The intestines of many animals are used as natural casings for sausages. The skin is used to make leather or fur. Bones are used to make tools or decorative items. Bones are also used to make the gelatine used in cooking.
Where do England's animals live?
Just about everywhere in England.
