Did Stone age man used to cook his chicken/fowl ?
There isn’t a great amount of consensus as to when man started cooking. Some researchers think it was over a million years ago, and some say closer to 30,000 years ago. I’ve heard others say that some of the oldest hearths date to over 200,000 years. For another part, we’re talking about a much different diet too. Raw meat was certainly eaten in the past by man and his ancestors, and most meat can be eaten raw as long as it is clean. This requirement basically automatically rules out any kind of beef or pork or chicken you buy from a store. However if you raised the animals yourself, and butchered them cleanly, you would be okay. Your body might not be used to it at first, but it’d be because most people don’t commonly eat raw meat. That being said, there are plenty of raw meat dishes, like carpaccio, basashi, sushi, gored gored, ceviche, and steak tartare. Although I can’t think of any raw chicken dishes, some may exist. I certainly wouldn’t try them though.
Yes, but it was a complete fluke. One day man tripped while carrying chicken and it fell in the fire. Because man was groggy from hitting his head, it took a while for him to notice the smell. So from that day on they always cook chicken. No one suffered food poisoning because only two people touched it. The hunter and the eater. There were never any leftovers because people werent greedy and only killed what they needed, so nothing laid around going off. And as for their stomachs being tough….have you seen pictures of prehistoric man? Not a pretty site, one can only imagine were germs to too afraid to go near.
