How did the pioneers eat?

Answer 1

It depends on when you think the "olden days" are!

Before we had electricity, people cooked on stoves that had fires, either coal or wood burning. Before that, they used a fireplace. And before that, they used a fire pit.

People used pots and pans to cook with, but they would have been made of different materials depending on the era. Steel is a fairly new invention, but people used cast iron pots and pans for a long time. Before that, they'd have used ceramic pots and before that, they'd have just roasted everything over a fire or baked it underground.

Answer 2

mashed potato

cake

cookies

butter

jam

muffins

meat

vegetable's

fruit

snow sap treat

hard boiled eggs

crops

stream water

maple syrup

turkey

dried peas

stake

rice

meatballs

rabbit

snake

sheep

deer

beans

grains

carrots

bird

duck

that's all that i can think of in two minutes sorry if this didn't help to you and ill write later again to keep my answer going on.

corn

Answer 3

deers,rabbits,dryed fruit, corn, and beans

Answer 4

Cooking methods of early settlers were wood, stone and iron. The preferred material was in fact cast iron during this time.

Answer 5

Pioneers used peices of wood or sticks or stones.