How is Native North American cuisine like?
How is Native North American cuisine like?
Liam Moore
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Chase Allen
non-existent
Zachary Perry
literally just corn and fish
Jacob Sullivan
grug light fire
???
profit
Isaac Jenkins
and BBQ
Gavin Garcia
>A number of places have been named for the Miami nation. Miami, Florida is not named for the tribe, but the nearby Miami River, which is in turn named for the Mayaimi people.
Interesting
Aiden Bennett
EXCUSE ME but how is this related to the whiteness of some group of people or to current political events???
you should know we don't discuss actual intercultural or international matters here.
Landon Nguyen
There's a place in British Columbia that I go to that has a pretty decent native population. They eat salmon and make oil out of a fish called the eulachon, which is a delicacy. Never tried it though.
Gabriel Brooks
also this map is missing a lot of groups. I guess it would be nearly impossible to map all of them, but still
Joseph Sanchez
It depends on where they lived
Eskimos: fish, seals, whales
Coastal tribes: salmon
Plains Indians: bison meat, roots from the ground mashed into a porridge, pemican
Closer to Mexico: corn, beans
Jack Lewis
That's not where the Pequot live. Also all I know is out west they make some shit call fry bread, the east has succotash (corn and beans) and supposedly in the south BBQ. Also beef jerky is native.
Chase Torres
Native American food.
Would you eat this?
Caleb Morgan
Depends. How do you like mouthwash straight from the bottle?
Asher Hernandez
Pretty sure that is Javalina shit.
What is it really though?
Isaac Phillips
They never developed any culture beyond a hunter-gatherer lifestyle, literally just ate whatever they killed, foraged.
Jackson Baker
Shoshone, Pomo, Mohave???
WTF??? What are those natives doing on Mexico's Aztlan???
Chase Powell
>never developed any culture
what did he mean by this?
Lincoln Young
Depends. In Mexico, the Aztec ate tacos and tamales, for example. In northern Canada, berries and seal meat were staples.
Carson Perry
Kek
Grayson Young
Nice trips Satan.
Jeremiah Ross
Most were hunter gatherers with limited agriculture so wild game with seasonal berries, roots and things like corn and beans. It wasn't anything complex. If you are into a bland paleo diet you might like it.
Levi Kelly
I can't tell what it is but it doesn't look bad to me t b h.
Josiah Rivera
They didn't develop agriculture or civilization like they did in Mexico and South America so it was simple but there was still regional variety.
Asher Stewart
Are those fish eggs?
Tyler Carter
they ate buffalo eyes and intestines
Asher White
dead tradition
Jose Stewart
They used the entire damn Buffalo so of course they did.
Jack Garcia
>mfw witnessing it happen in real time
Luke Bennett
Depends which tribe or region.
Samuel Bailey
In Alaska they bury fish heads for a week, dig them up and eat them.
Evan Price
The whole Inuit diet is ghoulish as fuck.
Juan Edwards
They only had fish and seal to eat, so I guess you have to get creative.
Grayson Thompson
People in Greenland die for eating rotten fish
Ian Morales
Alot of fatty foods from big game. Game depends on where your from, up north here, it's mostly moose and rabbit as a staple where I'm from, but we have other deer occasionally and smaller fish from the lake too. Most of the time the fresh kills would be cooked up to feed whoever's around to eat, then the rest goes in the freezer. Most of the time half of our kill we'll just give to some other fa.m and friends and the rest of the meat that's not frozen would be dried meat.
As for cuisine/meals. lmao, just soups and stuff. Moose nose soup is pretty dope. Made a moose steak a month ago from the meat my cousin gave me. Roast elk is my go to. Can find veggies for meals from around the bush if your super lucky like for example; for a more "traditional" approach; wild onions grow in late spring, etc.
The most common prep method is to simply just dry the meat to last for a long time.
Also pemmican is tight af
or you know....just go to KFC down the road or some shit, idk
you can eat the liver straight out of most big game animals fresh from the kill tb.h f.am
Liam Perry
Oh yeah totally. It's impressive. Just gruesome.
Daniel Rodriguez
Which was the most based tribe and why was it the Sioux?
Cooper Cox
Another Alaskan classic, "eskimo ice cream". Crisco, berries, and sugar.
Lincoln Mitchell