0
Colonial homes didn't have a kitchen per sae. There was a main room in the average colonial home that had a fireplace that provided heat and was where cooking took place. Many plantation houses had a "kitchen " area that was separated from the main house. This was done because it would catch fire and having it apart would save the main house. All of them cooked over/in the fireplace.
What else can I help you with?
Why was the colonial kitchen important to the colonial family?
=most of their jobs were in the kitchen=
What is the difference between a scullery and a kitchen?
kitchen is big and fancy, sculary small and basic.
What is the difference between garbage and rubbish?
rubbish , from kitchen
Difference between hot kitchen and cold kitchen?
the temperature is hotter and one is cooler.
What colonial regions used Protestant government?
Well the difference between the three colonial regions is.......
What is the difference between colonial law English law?
colonial law is not law are rules of english law
What are the differences between pantry cabinets and standard kitchen cabinets?
no difference.
What is the difference between waterfront and a beach?
Beaches should be in yo' kitchen.
What is the difference between waterfront and beach?
Beaches should be in yo' kitchen.
What is the biggest difference between colonial children and children today?
technology.
What is the difference between the American flag and the 13 colonial flag?
Where the stars are, there was the Union Jack.
Where did colonial cooks cook?
At a fireplace in the kitchen is where the cooking took place in Colonial America.
