Posted on 06/26/2019 6:08:26 PM PDT by BenLurkin
A really deep barbecue pit. Did the Indians barbecue buffalo?
:^) They didn't cook animals whole, AFAIK -- they'd butcher it out into strips and use natural dessication (wind, cold) to produce jerky, then cut off or bite away.
Lol. What about the Siberian guy who was attacked by a bear, drug into its cave and lived there for a month before being rescued.???
I heard he struggled with the rescuers, shouting that he wanted one last kiss goodbye.
LOL!
And to this day, we eat turkey once a year in its memory.
I’m sure they used a variety of techniques. American Indians would immediately eat raw liver of a large animal. Most nutritious part of the animal and rather perishable. I’m sure some were chunks roasted over fire. For large groups probably a pit roast, and the drying and pemecin type sausage making for long term supplies.
:^)
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