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Cooking Trivia Fun Facts

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Cooking Trivia Quiz Fun Facts

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Steaming food started during the Paleolithic Period, and in the Neolithic, people learned to use clay pots. Crude paste's version of today is Italian Polenta.

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Primitive species started to cook by means of tossing either fish or birds to fire. Some scientists even believed that Peking man started roasting meat.

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The exact date and year when cooking started are unknown. Anthropologists such as Richard Wrangham believes that cooking played a vital role in human evolution.

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Escoffier earned worldwide recognition for being the kitchen director of Savoy Hotel, then soon after, Carlton Hotel. He's known as the "King of Chefs and Chef of Kings.

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Antoine Beuvilliers is credited for having the first restaurant ever in Paris. He wrote L'art de Cuisener in 1814 and even got a chance to collaborate with Careme.

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Means of baking soon started when the first oven was invented. The one who invented the modern microwave oven is Percy Spencer.

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The first guild was established in Rome. Bread became the staple food of all social classes in Rome, and it was originally made of Emmer, not wheat.

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The archeological evidence shows how ancient people started cooking as early as the Stone Ages. The earliest open-fire cooking is putting all ingredients straight into the fire.

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Marie-Antoine Careme is known as the founder of French Gastronomy and the pioneer of grande cuisine. He served French royalty and wrote classic works on cuisines.

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The civilization of Mesopotamia was responsible for discovering plant cultivation and irrigation and the domestication of plants and animals. These were done early as 9,000 BC.