The Native American Master Chef Bringing Back True American Cuisine - Capital One [SPONSORED]

The Sioux Chef, created by Sean Sherman, is an organization that aims to educate and promote Native American cooking. Sherman started the organization, realizing that knowledge of indigenous foods in North America had been lost. Through his organization, he and his partners are aiming to revitalize indigenous ingredients and the importance of cooking and food traditions for the cultural identity of Native Americans.
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[@Kanal7Indonesia]

“We should be the answer to our ancestors’ prayers.” I love it.

[@Aizuboy]

This brought me to tears. I remember going on a trip to the Lakota Sioux tribe at Pine Ridge to help build a community center. There is so much valuable culture and knowledge being lost, and it warms my heart to see this chef working to bring it back to life.

[@livelovelaugh473]

I absolutely love the fact that they are staying true and respecting what the Native Americans had used in their meals. I wish they had their own cooking show. And I have yet to see one Native American chef on the Food Network.

[@dude07x]

The cinematography and story telling is dope in this, great job guys

[@nokoolaid]

Eating with others is the most intimate of relations and offers the opportunity to connect. I think he gets it.

[@Sarita9k]

The Sioux chef!! Just shows when you stay true to your roots and continue to appreciate what is here, great things happen! Can’t wait to see what comes of the non profit, and maybe get a taste of their food someday soon!

[@liliacreativity1751]

Finally native American food! It's the healthiest clean natural organic food! Real american food! So excited to buy his book and change my European american duet and try native diet!

[@babagee654]

I was thinking about this the other day, I wanna try some native food

[@stephanygemagomezflores7378]

I was thinking the same thing. I am half Mayan and Half Aztec. However, I don’t know if any food from my tribes except for one recipe that my mother passed on to me. I would love to learn more about my heritage as well as other nations.

[@gokuvegeta3163]

Mmmmm....mee too 🥰

[@utekrause8334]

Great Job you are a Diamond.. So happy that you bring back the food knowledge to your people. It is horrible and sad to see what kind of food most people on a reservation can buy. Sorry to say this; its a killer. Yes food is identity. Iam European and in Europe, the home country food is very important. I live in Portugal since 15 years and connectect with the Portuguese especially through the food. I am blessed to live in a very traditional village in the countryside, there is a lot of food to forage here. Unfortunatly people lost a lot of knwledge. Talk to your old people.

[@aggienowlin]

I think he is doing a very good thing we all need to getting bk to eating our native foods !

[@yeung180]

Amazing, I really hope this takes off.

[@babyyT]

This is amazing!!!! :D

[@nat.mp3]

this is beautiful

[@tylerlandrum1297]

Food is what draws people together .....

[@collinsfriend1]

Love your clever twist of words... and Soo glad to see indigenous people regaining their culture and pride... and I have felt for years that one, maybe the main reason diabetes and other conditions are rampant is because the food was taken away and replaced with unhealthy, cheap commodities

[@nova_kane]

REUPLOAD WITH CORRECT SOUND MIXING PLEASE

[@williamroberts5255]

Awesome!

[@rareview362]

Love it

[@Shaggy-lu6dz]

YES! More indiginous food restaurants on turtle Island please.

[@PepsisWarrior]

Very nice . . . saving YOUR culture - one delicious bite at a time! * Aloha ‘āina *

[@madblunted]

I want to see more.

[@Ric9hardify]

True American cousin never disappeared. It’s called soul food.

[@BankruptMonkey]

I love this video. It would have been cool with native produced music as the background, but I don't think the music is really a problem and it didn't affect my experience watching very much. The filming and angles were great, and obviously the topic and content was amazing.

[@dochocson]

Great video, but good grief, the background music is way too loud; it steps all over the dialog.

[@ortem000]

For Columbus day I did some research on restaurants that specialized in Indigenous foods. Guess what? I didn't find any in the Tri-State area. I hope that changes soon. P.S. The soundtrack for this was way generic and predictable. Otherwise, great post.

[@Saffrone221]

Columbus massacred millions of Native Americans. Its in southeast asia history books.

[@ortem000]

To clarify, I am fully aware of the atrocities that Columbus executed, encouraged and was the herald of. Columbus day has been a celebration of Indigenous culture for me ever since high school.

[@henryjw15]

ortem000 well go to a New Mexico and go to a Mexican restaurant and you're done

[@ortem000]

Nope. Apples and oranges. I've had authentic/traditional Mexican food in both Mexico and New Mexico. But surely you know that various Native American cultures have their own food. It was in no way one size fits all. It would be great to experience that and to give it all a place in our current culture again.

[@Cod-specialcase]

Natives don't celebrate columbus

[@matthewjreyes997]

I definitely want to try it. SIGN ME UP

[@ohbbyilikeitrawr]

😍💕

[@jedreston]

A real Sioux Chef.... ;)

[@user-ko2tu3ss3o]

Music overpowers the message.

[@paulbeauregard2603]

We are waiting on miss Gladstone from Glacier national park ON HER inovatitive native cooking ...We await her in URibe thanks...

[@AllDaGoodUsernamesWereTaken]

DOES HE HAVE A FOOD BLOG?

[@madblunted]

Scatter their own!! best band in the world, they should have been playing instead of tearing up buffalo

[@herr.goreman]

lower the fucking music

[@vineethchennabhoina3798]

I clicked on this especially because it clearly mentioned as sponsored, that kind of consumer awareness is always appreciated.

[@ZombieLeo94]

Do they not use bison milk? 🤔

[@silverchoweez]

Hey, i've already seen them on "Great Big story" KZbin Channel.

[@tonywalker8030]

Beautiful view, the Cherokee is the best place to start, that's the youngest generation, food is similar to squirrels, nuts, fruits, vegetables, fish, bear, squirrel and that's about it. YOU are PART of the TWELVE TRIBES, you would be pride of America. Not me, I'm from Italy.

[@faithholaday7336]

He sounds like the you suck at cooking guy

[@matheushazana6105]

Terrible sound

[@vivekvshet2218]

Inspirational

[@AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada]

Lava So nothing

[@pigsareit]

low salt is bad.

[@user-us8zo3nq3z]

the chef is white.

[@sandguardian375]

As much as I love the thought and all that, good lord the guy sounds like the most pretentious of millennials. Like the voice I’d do to mock vegans. But hey other than that good on them 👏🏻

[@naelvincent9491]

Meh. I like McDonalds better :)

[@herr.goreman]

that's why noone loves you

[@naelvincent9491]

TheEnthorn chill out It was a joke

[@naelvincent9491]

And you can't even spell so don't even bother to reply

[@100Mmore]

Fatass

[@rachellawson9878]

Nael Charti triggered

[@DrMattDestruction]

Homeless people are wasting time begging for money when they could be volunteering in the community or creating businesses instead. Let’s change that with the Universal Basic Income. Let’s give everyone over the age of 13 a guaranteed minimum income of $1,500ish USD/month.