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Native Indian Cookbook: Wild Game, Fish, & Wild Edibles
Contributor(s): Hunt, David (Editor)
ISBN: 0811734323     ISBN-13: 9780811734325
Publisher: Stackpole Books
OUR PRICE:   $15.26  
Product Type: Paperback
Published: July 2007
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Annotation: Feast on dishes that are simple to prepare, elegant to serve, and feature all types of wild game, fish, wild plants, berries, and nuts. This is the only book of its kindpresenting the culinary heritage of the North American Native Peoples in a practical way for the modern cook. Recipes include Wild Goose with Apple Raisin Stuffing, Wild Turkey with Oyster Stuffing, Salmon Rice Salad, Mad Bears Elk Stew, Black Walnut Souffl, and Braised Venison and Vegetables. Includes large and small game, fish and seafood, sauces, marinades, stuffing batters and breads as well as nutritional information.
Additional Information
BISAC Categories:
- Cooking | Regional & Ethnic - Native American
Dewey: 394.120
LCCN: 2008357084
Physical Information: 0.7" H x 6.9" W x 8.9" (0.75 lbs) 222 pages
 
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Publisher Description:
  • 300-plus delicious recipes from the Lovesick Lake Native Women's Association
  • Complete entrees as well as sauces, marinades, stuffing, batters, and breads

    Feast on dishes that are simple to prepare, elegant to serve, and feature all types of wild game, fish, wild plants, berries, and nuts. This is the only book of its kind--presenting the culinary heritage of the North American Native Peoples in a practical way for the modern cook. Recipes include Wild Goose with Apple Raisin Stuffing, Wild Turkey with Oyster Stuffing, Salmon Rice Salad, Mad Bear's Elk Stew, Black Walnut Souffl , Braised Venison and Vegetables, and dozens of others.

    Much of the material for the book was provided by the Lovesick Lake Native Women's Association. The research and information gathered from an extensive 2-year oral history project formed the backbone for this book. Also includes the collections received from the Cherokee in North Carolina and groups in the Southwest and Pacific Northwest.