Food
Cafe Ohlone in Berkley CA gives locals a taste of Indigenous food!
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Cafe Ohlone was started by Vincent Medina, a member of the Muwekma Ohlone tribe, and raised in San Lorenzo CA. Berkleyside writes the following on his new Cafe..
"As a kid, Medina didn’t know anything about tradition... Read more »
Perfect Pow Wow Snacks – Graze – Healthy Snacks By Mail
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When you are packing for the next Pow Wow, do you always pack snacks for the family?
We found a snack you need to try for your next trip - Graze!
Graze is a service that ships a snack box to you each month. You... Read more »
Learn How to Make Navajo-Style Fry Bread Over A Camp Fire
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Jim Baird is featured in the recent Facebook video shared on the official Facebook page of Field and Stream.
The video is about making delicious Navajo-style fry bread over a campfire.
Jim said, “So today, we ar... Read more »
Decolonizing my Kitchen: A night cooking with the Sioux Chef
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The decolonization of our diets has become increasingly important within our indigenous communities. With issues such as Diabetes and obesity a growing concern in our communities, we have begun to look more incredulou... Read more »
Fry Bread Cravings? There’s A Mix For That
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I know most of us to have a favorite fry bread recipe that was passed down from our grandmas, aunties or other relatives. But sometimes you just don't want to bother breaking out all the measuring cups and spoons, you... Read more »
Could a Native American Vegan Deli Be in Wisconsin’s Future?
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The Cap Times recently spoke with Kristina Stanley (Red Cliff Lake Superior Chippewa), owner of a bakery that focuses on vegetarian and vegan goods in Madison, Wisconsin, asking her if she had any unique business idea... Read more »
Native Origins Serves Up Some Delicious Dishes with Indigenous Flavor
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I just learned that the AARP website has a Native Origins page, celebrating the lives and culture of 50-plus American Indians, Alaska Natives and Native Hawaiians. Something to look forward to as I get closer to that ... Read more »
Delightful and Delicious – 9th Annual Pueblo Gingerbread Contest!
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Something I always look forward to seeing in my newsfeed, pictures of tasty looking gingerbread creations during the holiday season. In New Mexico, they take it to the next level and give their gingerbread a Native tw... Read more »
9 Best Native American Cookbooks Full of Traditional Food Recipes
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Tired of cooking the same meal all the time?
Well, apart from attending cooking classes, buying cookbooks can provide you an idea of what new dishes you can prepare for your loved ones.
Below are 9 of the b... Read more »
2017 Native American Holiday Gift Guide
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As I'm sitting here writing this year's gift guide, the snow has started falling, so yeah, winter is inevitably creeping up on us. That means it's time to think of gifts for the family and loved ones! If you're in nee... Read more »
McDonalds Indian Box – I’m NOT loving it !!!
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Thank God Baseball season has finally come to a close. Making news in a bad way was a new McDonalds promotional item called, "Mickey D's Indians Dinner Box", which includes 2 Big Macs, 2 cheeseburgers, 4 small fries,... Read more »
The Sioux Chef Talks Indigenous Ingredients
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Trust me, after watching this video you're going to be ready for a meal!
The Eater recently met up with Sean Sherman, AKA The Sioux Chef talk about healthy eating, like our ancestors once did, and how he's bringing... Read more »