Time to do some old fashion cooking 1840's by jocko500
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not this was build on the site here in around 2000 but it do show how they cooked in the 1800's.
You can cook what ever here from soups to pies and cakes. It Southern cooking at it best here. of couse slaves would do the cooking but that stopped after the civil war and they did have a lot of poor whites that did not have slaves that had to cook for themselfs. They had a lot of rich blacks that had slaves too. the indians made poor slaves and the ones that was slaves was the best cooks and treated the best too. Most the time they run away and can not be find. White slaves was the worse treated. They was called by a diff name Servitude but they still was slaves and keep longer that blacks slaves was. plus they had more white slavesw than blacks. Google will tell you a lot abot the slaves of diff races. type in "white slavery" may open your eyes to what the news and history in schools not saying. Wonder why they do this. I understand the Movies people will do this to sell movies but the Goverment???
This is in a small building off the main building as the cooking area do caught on fire more often.
Comments (40)
a interesting "kitchen"! Great photo!!!!
Super shot Jock :)
Cool place for cooking!!! Excellent shot, Jock!!!
A great shot!
excellent series!!
Another great capture of your series.
Fascinating!
I've seen modern hearths built this way, and didn't know why. Very interesting history. Also got a laugh out of the disambiguation page on White slavery. The expression is considered ironic or archaic. Hehe. Just in time for a whole new culture of people who owe and owe.
Neat capture Jocko...!!!
awesome histery with that picture jock! i use pots just like those.
Wonderful picture and interesting information! Well done on both!
that is aweosme :)
An interesting place for cooking..great shot! :)
I would love to see that house!
Wow, how did they keep this cooking area so pristine looking? Clean as a pin. Can imagine them stirring up a big pot of hog jowls, greens, and whatever else they liked to cook up.
Great view, Jock.
Governments lying...what's new ? Kool shot Jock and I'm glad there is no more slavery ! ~Cheers~
Amazing photo Jock and the history you share with us was equally compelling
An other splendid shot for your wonderful and historical series ! great thanks Jocko !!!
SUPERB
Another very interesting picture.
Very interesting and excellent capture Jocko, thank for the info also very interesting!!!
Excellent and interesting shot of this old kitchen.
Lol, in that kitchen I could cook nothing!!!! Love your new avatar, hug's Ute
I think this is really cool. How easy do we have it now when you look at how they cooked many years ago. Excellent shot Jock
Anothe fantastic documental shot my friend.....!!!!
Very nice!
Very interesting Jock!
wonderful shot!
That's what I'm super interesting in seeing=the old cooking methods. Since I love to cook, of course! lol q-: Excellent shot! (: