Fry Bread Cravings? There’s A Mix For That

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 »
Native Origins Serves Up Some Delicious Dishes with Indigenous Flavor

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 »
9 Best Native American Cookbooks Full of Traditional Food Recipes

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 »
The Fry Bread House in Phoenix, Arizona!!!

The Fry Bread House in Phoenix, Arizona!!!

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The best place to buy an Indian Taco in Phoenix, Arizona., is the Fry Bread House which is currently on Hazelwood & N.7th St.  This awesome spot was created by the Cecilia Miller family (Tohono O'od... Read more »
Guy Fieri Stops By Pueblo Harvest Cafe for Some Indigenous Eats!

Guy Fieri Stops By Pueblo Harvest Cafe for Some Indigenous Eats!

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In his new series for Food Network, Guy's Family Road Trip, celebrity chef Guy Fieri hits the road with his family in search of "iconic landscapes, epic adventures, and delicious eats." In a recent episode titled "... Read more »
Havasupai Peach Festival 2017

Havasupai Peach Festival 2017

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The Havasupai Peach Festival takes place in Supai, Arizona., usually the second weekend in August to celebrate their Fall harvest.  During this time the Havasupai gather to sing & dance amongst their community and... Read more »
Tocabe – Native American Eats at Denver March Pow Wow

Tocabe – Native American Eats at Denver March Pow Wow

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Tocabe (an Osage word for “blue”) will feed dancers, singers and visitors at the Denver March Powwow, serving Indian tacos and fry bread. Tocabe: An American Indian Eatery is a local restaurant in Denver with two l... Read more »
Young Lakota Entrepreneurs Create Sweet Business Idea – 1400 lbs of Honey Sold!

Young Lakota Entrepreneurs Create Sweet Business Idea – 1400 lbs of Honey Sold!

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The Honey Lodge Youth Enterprise is what happens when brilliant minds come together and think outside the box! The Native American Advocacy Program (NAAP), a non-profit organization that serves Rosebud Indian Reser... Read more »
The Food of Mall of America

The Food of Mall of America

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I was invited to spend 4 days at the Mall of America as part of their MinNoCoata program.  The Mall is trying to show that you can come to Minnesota and enjoy their stores and attractions in the middle of winter.  AND... Read more »
What Happens When Americans Try Native Cuisine?

What Happens When Americans Try Native Cuisine?

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In another hilarious video from Buzzfeed, we find out what happens with typical Americans try Native American foods. How do you think they'll react? Watch and see! Consensus? "I bet this is what you eat when yo... Read more »
Tasty Treats at Gathering of Nations

Tasty Treats at Gathering of Nations

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After walking around The Pit at the Gathering of Nations Pow Wow, strolling through the vendors and listening to some good music at Stage 49, you're going to need to refuel. Luckily the Gathering of Nations has welcom... Read more »
Foodies and Cultural Appropriation: Stealing Ponies – Interviewee: Karlene Hunter, CEO Native American Natural Foods

Foodies and Cultural Appropriation: Stealing Ponies – Interviewee: Karlene Hunter, CEO Native American Natural Foods

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Use the term “cultural appropriation”at the next dinner party you attend and you are almost sure to start a lively conversation; it seems that Natives have found many an ally among those who know better (or at least h... Read more »

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