First Nations Traditional Food

[@veemonias4179]

Hey! All of a Sudden see Cheryal Petterson!! lol My Ol time ago Teacher haha I was just random watching videos. COOL! small world

[@jacobeksor6088]

I am Montagnard jarai tribe live in California one time that we went to native pow wow in Palm Spring we ate tocos

[@gwendolynbrown8348]

I've always wanted to make BRACIOLE with either Bison or Moose fillets. I've yet to try the recipe with either wild game. If anyone reading this Comment is curious, you can find the recipe for Braciole on any ITALIAN cooking channel on KZbin. The recipe that I wanna try is from "Bon-Appetito" on KZbin, with Gina. Enjoy 😚👌

[@deitrestolbert4951]

Fried bannock can also be done with cornmeal.... We are both

[@sparksessence]

before colonialism, what would we eat instead of bannock (we didn't have white flour, or whole wheat flour)

[@voidremoved]

corn flour?

[@Shaggy-lu6dz]

I've heard of prairie turnip flour being used.

[@NiTheGod]

how is the cool whip part of traditional food?

[@blacktree.vids.5976]

lol yes I know it was brought in back in the intros days

[@gregp8497]

Bannock , made Fromm wheat .wheat is no from North America . Not Indian indigenous.

[@Tiggercampbell]

It was introduced by the Scottish..flour was given to indiginious and caused malnutrition as all the game was scared away or overhunted caused starvation and diabetes

[@leanneb5546]

NO. like other people are saying, wheat. just no. wheat, also sugar, cool whip, lol. well dairy,, all these things and many more are not traditional and i just know foods like this are why most cree people who frequently eat these types of foods suffer from obesity, diabetes, cancer, psoriasis, arthritis and basically many types of autoimmune issues. obviously sugar isnt good for anyone. but ive noticed the indiginous seem to be more intolerant to these types of foods. probably because they have been eating like this for only a short amount of time compared to some other cultures.

[@derickspallino911]

Wheat isn't from this land. That's why I'm allergic to it.

[@Danymity1]

I'm sure these women were leaner in earlier times

[@abctribe]

All the wheat sugar and milk dont help

[@Tiggercampbell]

Duh! What a stupid comment ..did you even learn anything? Or where you just watching with judgey eyes..good grief!

[@tysonl.taylor-gerstner1558]

Are these people serious? I take pride in all parts that make up me, and I can say this is ONLY traditional in the sense that it has been done and evolved since the reserve/reservation period came into being. I am so shocked and saddened

[@voidremoved]

please define "traditional"

[@Tiggercampbell]

The over fishing and hunting .have led to so many health priblems for ALL north americans!! . now we are lucky if we get fish once a year 5 sockeye oooh wow!

[@davidneshinapaise2467]

Recipes for diabetes and obesity... lots of sugar but lots of good traditional foods.

[@gregp8497]

Spiritual and sacred .....hang on, what the fuck is thus anyways?

[@davidortega357]

Wheres the tacos

[@AndersAnvil]

That's Modern/Hybrid Native cuisine. Not "traditonal". Frybread tacos only became popular after the deportion and attempted ethnic cleansing of the Navajo.

[@abctribe]

Tacos r not a traditional canadian food.

[@lolabeaulieu4530]

Thats mexican ☠️

[@gregp8497]

Every ingredient. For every recipe, and the metal pots used to cook them, your people didn’t have ever

[@octobermaskwa3528]

Shut the fuck up

[@voidremoved]

Native copper is a material that exists naturally in a pure form and has been used by people around the world for millennia. No smelting or refinement of the ore is required. In the Great Lakes region of North America, deposits of native copper have been used to manufacture tools and objects of personal adornment for nearly 7,000 years.