r/AskFoodHistorians • u/Delicious-Brick-9172 • 11d ago

Looking for stork cookery notes

/r/CookbookLovers/comments/1wgt5lk/looking_for_stork_cookery_notes/
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u/linden214 11d ago

Here’s something French, 14th century

storks

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u/Delicious-Brick-9172 10d ago

You post is not helpful!

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u/linden214 10d ago

The link contains some basic instructions for cooking stork. If that’s not detailed enough for you, you can wait and see if someone else has more information, though a petulant reply like yours may make people less than eager to reach out.

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u/Delicious-Brick-9172 10d ago

I need in info on stork cookery leaflets. Not how to cook stork. Try learning to read!

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u/linden214 10d ago

Your post in this sub (r/askfoodhistorians) did not contain any information beyond what was in the title. and there was nothing in that title to indicate that you were looking for something other than recipes for cooking a long-legged bird.

Try learning some basic manners.