Dale Carson
February 25, 2012
Dale Carson The 1965 edition of Yeffee Kimball and Jean Anderson’s classic The Art of American Indian Cooking says wild fowl eggs served as a source of protein to the Plains nation...
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February 15, 2012
Dale Carson How to prepare the game from the field to the table An old Abenaki legend tells of the proper way to honor a killed deer so that a hunter and his family can live...
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January 30, 2012
The Incas domesticated the tuber in the Andes Mountains, leading to its global rise Dale Carson Spanning seven countries on the western coast of current-day South America, the Ande...
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January 28, 2012
Dale Carson There's a foot of snow outside my window, which gets me yearning for southwestern cuisine and all the heat that comes with it...
Dale Carson I had found it hard to be a fan of parsnips for a long, long time...
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January 05, 2012
As each season comes around I like to imagine how First Man and First Woman would feel...
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November 22, 2011
Dale Carson I always wanted a pumpkin patch, so this year I planted one far out in the fields. Weeds quickly engulfed the orange fruit and its vines...
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November 23, 2011
Dale Carson In November 2005, I enjoyed one of the most memorable meals of my life at the beautiful historic tavern Randall’s Ordinary, built in 1685, owned by the Mashantucket Peq...
Dale Carson I always wanted a pumpkin patch, so this year I planted one far out in the fields. Weeds quickly engulfed the orange fruit and its vines...
Dale Carson
September 23, 2011
Dale Carson A staple in the diets of Great Basin tribes, pine nuts enhance many dishes, from salads to desserts The sweet, buttery flavor and delicate texture of pine nuts make a s...

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