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There were certain staples among the diet of our Diné. Corn, beans, squash and mountain tobacco.

The tobacco wasn’t planted, but instead had to be harvested in special places. It was not for eating.

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Native Foods Vegan Cafe opens another great restaurant, this time in Portland, Oregon. During 2012 Native Foods will be opening dozens and dozens of vegan restaurants around the US. Watch the video to see which lucky cities are being targeted next! For more info, visit http://www.NativeFoods.com

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As climate chaos increases around the world, Michelle Week, a farmer outside of Portland Oregon is drawing on her Sinixt indigenous knowledge to adapt her farm to the changing seasons. By practicing techniques like seed saving and dry farming, Michelle is combating the increasing food security crisis while continuing to provide fresh food to her local community.

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Pre-Contact Native American Food can change the game for Native People. It is healthier, more sustainable, and can get people back in touch with their indigenous roots compared to modern introduced foods. Join Mariah Gladstone as she prepares a pre-contact meal consisting of bison and wild rice cakes drizzled with a blackberry and sarvis berry sweet corn relish and green beans on the side.

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This is what happens when a lower 48er tries traditional Alaskan native food. In this video we try reindeer (caribou) seal oil, bow head whale (muktuk) , beluga whale, and walrus. Enjoy watching us struggle to get through some of these and comment on which food was your favorite to watch.

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Russian cuisine is a collection of the different dishes and cooking traditions of the Russian people as well as a list of culinary products popular in Russia.
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We foraged and tasted delicious native bush foods with Indigenous cultural heritage guides and talented chefs Jody Orcher and Drew Roberts of Shared Knowledge. With the increasing commercialisation of native bush ingredients, Jody and Drew advocate for awareness and respect of Indigenous food knowledge and cultural practices and supporting Indigenously-owned food businesses.

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Native Foods Vegan Cafe opens another great restaurant, this time in Boulder, Colorado. And Boulder is pretty darn happy about that! Team VegSource was there -- check out the video to see the fun!

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In recent decades Indigenous Peoples globally have experienced rapid and dramatic shifts in lifestyle that are unprecedented in history. Moving away from their own self-sustaining, local food systems into industrially derived food supplies, these changes have adverse effects on dietary quality and health.

The Centre for Indigenous Peoples' Nutrition and Environment (CINE) based in McGill University, Canada, responded to requests from indigenous leaders from around the world to help stop loss of traditional food system knowledge with research and community-driven activities that bridge the generations.

This series of videos presents highlights from 12 indigenous community areas in 9 countries, and is intended to contribute to the evidence base used to make global policies to protect Indigenous Peoples' food resources and promote good health.

On Baffin Island, within the Nunavut Territory, the rural community of Pangnirtung uses traditional knowledge and country food to address emerging health patterns resulting from transition in nutrition and all facets of life. Working with the Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, the Government of Nunavut Department of Health and Social Services and the Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated, the project promotes health and well-being of community members with focus on local Inuit food.

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Guy visits a James Beard Award-winning authentic Southern tribal cuisine spot in Phoenix that serves up a Native taco with their traditional puffy, slightly sweet fry bread.
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"What a Six-Course, Gourmet Native American Meal Looks Like." All three Indigenous chefs featured in alter-NATIVE: Kitchen come together to prepare a multi-course meal of Native cuisine for a select group of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in Los Angeles. From Brian's agave-roasted rabbit tacos to Kalā's (cooking solo for a change) imu-cooked kalua pork to Hillel's painted like a Pawnee horse black bean salad (made from newly restored heirloom beans grown with love and resistance). And just wait til you get to these talented chefs' "dessert trio."

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I was quite curious about what food from the Navajos tasted like, so I decided to stop by the Cameron Trading Post. Needless to say, I was blown away.

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Australia is famous for lamingtons and the beloved meat pie, but researchers want to transform our traditional cuisine to include native bush foods like Illawarra plums, pindan walnuts and wattleseed.

While Indigenous communities have long known the benefits of bush tucker such as bunya nuts, lemon aspen, riberries, desert limes and Cape York lilly pilly, the foods remain largely untapped for Australian's food industry.

The University of Queensland (UQ) and the Australia Research Council's Training Centre for Uniquely Australian Foods wants to change that and is working in partnership with Traditional Owners to turn the foods into branded products.

Centre director Associate Professor Yasmina Sultanbawa said the health and nutrition benefits of native foods was understudied.

The centre is a collaboration of local and international experts and scientists, as well as a cohort of PhD students, who will support Indigenous groups get native products to a commercial market.

Food scientists will provide research on composition, toxicity and safety, UQ's law school will assist with intellectual property, marketing and branding, and social scientists will monitor the impact on local communities.

Associate Professor Sultanbawa said the aim was to push the native foods industry forward to meet widespread demand.

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When I posted my Pav Bhaji video(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Zvvzk1u_os) a while back, I had made this observation that almost every vegetable in the Pav Bhaji was introduced by the Portuguese or the British in the last 150 years. This made a lot of folks wonder in the comments section - Wait, what vegetables did we eat before these plundering Europeans arrived?

Turns out that it’s not an easy question to answer, given the general paucity of documentary evidence (we tended not to write things down in general). While archeologists and food historians have their ways, there are some simple ways in which laypeople like us can try and appreciate what vegetables our ancestors might have eaten:
1. Dishes cooked during Srardha rituals,
2. Dishes cooked in old temples and
3. Food eaten by the poor in remote villages - where older eating practices are more likely to have survived.

In this video, I will just focus on 1 - what is cooked by my family once a year in memory of our ancestors. As with anything to do with Indian food, this is one anecdotal example in a giant country with a million different cuisines and eating habits. But it’s one tiny window into the past in terms of what vegetables might have been available before colonization.

Please note: The vegetables likely varied tremendously by region and you can also appropriately add local sources of protein - such as fish, poultry, goats, or cattle as appropriate

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Our global farming system has failed to feed the world’s population but growing more diverse foods might be a way to fix this. Despite producing enough food in a year to feed the plant, the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization found that an estimated 2.4 billion people faced moderate to severe food insecurities in 2020. Laura Pereira is a researcher at Stockholm Resilience Centre, Stellenbosch University, and Utrecht University. Her research focuses on the industrialization of the food system and how it affects developing countries.

Between 1960 and 2000, yields for those primary crops rose dramatically in developing countries: 208% for wheat, 109% for rice, 157% for maize, 78% for potatoes, and 36% for cassava. Although the green revolution’s goal was to create more food for the planet, subsidies incentivized the production of single crops and we ended up with too much of those foods. Alternative uses for these crops had to be explored. In the US, for example, corn has been so heavily subsidized that farmers grew too much for the population to eat so now it’s used in things like bio fuel, animal feed, fructose syrup, and adhesives.

Another effect of this boost in production, Pereira says, is a reduction in the production of less profitable crops that could provide a more balanced diet. While communities are increasingly focused on growing cash crops for their economic benefits they are also moving further away from growing food to meet their own nutritional needs. Pereira says that one solution to this problem is to grow more food that is indigenous to the land, rather than applying technology to grow foreign crops. This would decrease monoculture, help reduce the need to buy cheap unhealthy food, and provide a larger variety of foods to get nutrients from.

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Native American chef Sean Sherman was raised on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. These days, as owner of the company Sioux Chef, he dedicates his time to revitalizing Native American cuisine. In his dishes, Sherman uses local ingredients that are indigenous to North America, while eschewing colonial ingredients, such as beef, wheat flour and dairy. But it’s not just certain ingredients that distinguish Sherman’s approach to food. His creations are truly gourmet. And with each beautiful dish, this chef is helping re-educate the American palate.

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Revitalizing Indigenous food systems directly revitalizes Indigenous cultures and in turn ensures that our food system remains strong and resilient for generations to come. With modern food systems showing their fragility it’s time that the world woke up to the power, the beauty, and the flavors of Indigenous Foods, says Salish storyteller and chef Jared Qwustenuxun Williams. Our elders teach us that our food is why we are strong, but it is up to us to bring our food out from the shadows and back into the light where it belongs, for the benefit of everyone. Jared Qwustenuxun Williams is a passionate traditional foods chef who spent much of his youth with his late grandmother, immersed in Salish culture. After Qwustenuxun graduated from culinary arts, he spent a decade working in restaurants across Vancouver Island before deciding to move back home to Quw’utsun to take the role of Elder’s Kitchen Manager at Cowichan Tribes. After more than decade of cooking for his elders, Qwustenuxun now works as an indigenous foods educator, writer, and consultant.

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"What Native Elders Think About Indigenous Cooking." Brian Yazzie, a Diné/Navajo traveling chef now based in St. Paul, MN, brings Native cuisine back home to the Navajo Nation in Arizona. There he looks for truly Indigenous ingredients, as even "classic" Native comfort foods like fry bread have colonizer origins. Brian plans to make meals for a small group, just his family and local community leaders, but when word spreads and suddenly he's cooking for a large group of curious and impatient community elders, how will Brian impress them? Watch him make blue corn mash with agave syrup and seeds, plus Navajo steamed corn soup, in a crammed kitchen full of curious elders who think he should be on "Rachel Ray."

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A two time James Beard award winner, Chef Sean, has become renowned nationally and internationally in the culinary movement of indigenous foods. With an ever growing team of decolonized-minded peers, he is leading a movement to completely redefine North American cuisine through the understanding and utilization of indigenous food knowledge. This talk gives the case for an evolution of Native American Foods, taking important education of the past and applying them to the now.
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♦♦ Whether you call it Southwestern, Mexican or Native American it is a cuisine that is strongly based on Native American ingredients, traditions, history and taste.

Did you know that more than a half of the ingredients we use in the world are of Indigenous -American Indian Origin (Nican Tlaca?)

Modern-day native peoples retain a rich body of traditional foods, some of which have become iconic of present-day Native American social gatherings. Foods like cornbread, cranberry, blueberry, hominy and mush are known to have been adopted into the cuisine of the United States from Native American groups.

Here's a small list of some of the Ingredients OUR ancestors gave to the World.

Acorn - Used to make flour and fertilizers for the plants.
Achiote or annatto seed, seasoning
Acuyo, seasoning
Agarita - berries
Agave nectar
Allspice or pimento, seasoning
Amaranth
American chestnut
Amole - stalks
Aspen - inner bark and sap (both used as sweetener)
Avocado
Barbados cherry or acerola
Beans - Throughout the Americas
Bear grass - stalks
Birch bark
Birch syrup
Blackberries
Blueberries
Box elder - inner bark (used as sweetener)
Cacao
Cactus (various species) - fruits
Canella winterana, or white cinnamon (used as a seasoning before cinnamon)
Cashew
Cassava - Primarily South America
Cattails - rootstocks
Century plant (a.k.a. mescal or agave) - crowns (tuberous base portion) and shoots
Chicle, gum
Chile peppers (including bell peppers)
Cherimoya
Chokecherries
Cholla - fruits
Corn
Coca - South and Central America
Cranberries
Culantro, used as a seasoning before cilantro
Currants
Custard-apple
Datil - fruit and flowers
Devil's claw
Dropseed grasses (various varieties) - seeds
Elderberries
Emory oak - acorns
Epazote, seasoning
Goldenberry
Gooseberries
Guarana
Guava
Hackberries
Hawthorne - fruit
Herba luisa
Hueinacaztli or "ear-flower"
Hickory - nuts
Hops
Horsemint
Huazontle
Jicama
Juniper berries
Kaniwa
Kiwacha
Lamb's-quarters - leaves and seeds
Lepacho
Locust - blossoms and pods
Lúcuma
Maca
Maize - Throughout the Americas, probably domesticated in or near Mexico
Mamey
Maple syrup and sugar, used as the primary sweetener and seasoning in Northern America
Mesquite - bean pods, flour/meal
Mint
Mexican anise
Mexican oregano
Mulberries
Nopales
Onions
Palmetto
Papaya
Passionfruit
Paw paw
Peanuts
Pecan - nuts
Pennyroyal - American False variety
Pigweed - seeds
Pine (including western white pine and western yellow pine) - inner bark (used as sweetener) and nuts
Pineapples - South America
Pinyon - nuts
Popcorn flower, herb
Potatoes - North and South America
Prickly pears
Prairie turnips
Pumpkins
Purslane - leaves
Quinoa - South America, Central America, and Eastern North America
Ramps - Wild onion
Raspberries
Rice - imported by Spanish
Sage
Saguaro - fruits and seeds
Salt
Sangre de drago
Sapote
Sassafras
Screwbean - fruit
Sedge - tubers
Sea grape or uva de playa
Shepherd's purse - leaves
Sotol - crowns
Soursop or guanábana
Spanish bayonet - fruit
Spanish lime or mamoncillo
Squash - Throughout the Americas
Stevia
Strawberries
Sumac - berries
Sunflower seeds
Sweet potato - South America
Sweetsop or sugar-apple
Tamarillo
Teaberry or wintergreen
Tobacco
Tomatillo
Tomato
Texas persimmons
Tulip poplar - syrup made from bark
Tule - rootstocks
Tumbleweed[disambiguation needed] - seeds
Tumbo or taxo
Uña de gato
Vanilla
Vetch - pods
White evening primrose - fruit
White walnuts
Wild celery
Wild cherries
Wild grapes - fruit
Wild honey
Wild onion
Wild pea - pods
Wild roses
Wood sorrel leaves
Yacon nectar
Yaupon holly leaves
Yerba buena
Yerba mate
Yucca - blossoms, fruit, and more ......

In the hushed tapestry of the American frontier, where the murmurs of the wild whispered secrets of survival, food was more than sustenance for the Native Americans—it was an intricate dance with nature. From the ripe untold delicious pawpaw fruit to a nice smoked aligator? Their plates bore not just meals, but stories of resilience, respect, and interconnectedness, a testament to a culinary heritage that thrived on the edge of the wilderness. Dive into their forgotten world, and discover how these original inhabitants revered, hunted, and harvested, painting their survival and symbiosis with food against the grand canvas of the American frontier.

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Clara's Poorman's Meal is one of my favorite dishes. It was the reason we began this channel. I could never remember just how Nana made it, and being a visual person, what better way to have the recipe than as a video.

This is a higher resolution version of Clara's Poorman's Meal video. It was shot in SD and now up-resed to HD. Not perfect, but a big improvement from the 2007 YouTube standard of 144p!

This was the very first meal we filmed for her show. We'll leave up the original and enjoy this one for improved clarity as well as a new ending message from Clara.

I recently rediscovered the original tape, dated April 10, 2007, just days away from its thirteenth anniversary. On June 2007 I posted it as the 4th video of our initial posts (saving the best for last, of course). At the time there were very few concept YouTube channels and it wasn't yet owned by Google.

As a filmmaker, I tried convincing TV studios that this was a great show idea. I was told that there wasn't really an appetite for a cooking show about the history of the Great Depression, hosted by an unknown 91 year old Grandmother.

I saw YouTube as a place I could make the show anyway and let people decide for themselves if they wanted to learn meals from the Depression and meet my amazing Grandmother. And you did decide. Thanks for watching and I'll try to continue to share Clara and her incredible cooking as best I can.

-Christopher

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