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Corn, beans and squash come together deliciously in this easy and colorful stew. Serve with warm flatbread for a quick weekday meal.

Lakota chef Kimberly Tilsen-Brave Heart gives us four Native American recipes you can incorporate into your holiday feast.

From traditional foods to more modern takes, these dishes will have you drooling.

Wild rice, known as manoomin in the Anishinaabemowin language, has been central to the identity and history of Indigenous people in the Upper Midwest and Central Canada for thousands of years. Directly translated as the “good berry,” the sacred manoomin is found in tall green grasses of low-lying lakes and streams, where ricers of all ages use sticks to knock kernels from the grass stalks into the bed of a canoe. This recipe is adapted from Dwayne Jarman, a traditional ricer in Michigan and…

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Native American cuisine includes a wide variety of delicious dishes, often using local ingredients. Here are a range of foods from Native communities to try.

Sample these unique dishes from Indigenous cultures.

Lakota chef Kimberly Tilsen-Brave Heart gives us four Native American recipes you can incorporate into your holiday feast.

Discover the charm of Canadian cuisine with our collection of 26 easy-to-make recipes! Whether you're a novice in the kitchen or a seasoned chef, these dishes will bring a taste of Canada right into your home. Click to explore simple, delicious meals that everyone will love!

From tepary beans to cedar plank salmon, here are five essential Native American foods to know and where to find them at restaurants.

Inez Cook is the co-founder of Salmon n’ Bannock, a Vancouver bistro. She calls this easy sweetgrass cherry cake "delicious comfort food."

Talking bean bread, hominy, and a one-of-a-kind cookbook with its last surviving author

Canada: three sisters stew – Vegan Physicist

Discover the most popular Canadian foods you simply have to try when you visit Canada, from poutine and peameal bacon, to butter tarts and bagels.

The author and professor of American Indian studies walks us through a few of his favorite cookbooks, and shares recipes for braised bison, grilled cactus, and a vibrant summer soup.

I love nokake (no-kah-kay). Perhaps it is because they are so base, simple and sustaining. It could be that they kind of remind me of the e...

10 Traditional Native American Recipes You're Going to Love During the Holidays in the Beautiful Badlands

This land is my land, this land is your land. And guess what? It's filled with so much good food. Sink your teeth into these iconic Canadian recipes.

Did you know? Many Indigenous cultures in Canada adopted some form of quick bread or yeast bread into their diets during the fur trade era. With restrictions on traditional ways of life, quick breads and yeast breads were made with government rations as survival food, with variations on how they’re prepared, fried and baked. Our diets continue to change and incorporate many new foods, but fried breads remain a staple and even a special occasion food. A popular treat in today’s Inuvialuit…

After dining at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C., which has an incredible café featuring native foods from across North America, I wanted to learn more about the incredibly varied food traditions of the more than 560 different American Indian tribes recognized by the federal government today. These recipes are just an introduction to historical recipes and modern takes on some of their cuisines (and you can peep some other great resources on the last slide)…