After reading excellent commentary in a recent issue of Indian Country Today Media Network entitled “ Restoring Heritage Cuisines and Indigenous Agroecosystems ” by Devon G...
Dale Carson October is nearly upon us. A riot of yellow, red and orange foliage is beginning to color many parts of Indian country. The air is different now...
Persimmons are the edible yellow-orange to red-orange fruit of several species of trees...
Dale Carson A northwest legend tells of a girl who dropped a clam from a small boat and went in after it, the water reaching up to her waist...
Dale Carson Green Corn celebrations have been around probably as long as corn, and that is a very long time...
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August 11, 2012
Dale Carson The delicious shellfish I loved growing up has a long and vast global history...
Dale Carson The Western Abenaki Dictionary by Gordon M. Day lists 98—I counted them—versions of the word water ...
Dale Carson Sweet summertime and the easy, breezy days take me away to a time when I cooked outside in 90 degree heat next to a cooking fire hefting large clay cooking vessels and ...
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June 23, 2012
Dale Carson Every summer, I hope visiting friends with cooking skills or dining out will introduce me to a new exciting taste or innovative combination of ingredients to excite my ...
Dale Carson In Wampanoag legend, Granny Squannit was and remains a very prominent figure...

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