We are honored to partner with the Indigenous Food Network and local members of Native-led organizations to share their ancestral knowledge through a series of cooking and lecture workshops exploring of the nutritional and cultural significance of the ingredients used. In the videos below, learn how to make delicious meals, drinks, medicines, and desserts using…
In this class we will make two comforting cold-weather dishes featuring chicken and beef from our Community Foods producers. Chicken with rose petal sauce and pomegranate; and beef hand pies with a delicate and flaky crust, filled with meat and vegetables. Jessica Tijerina, Tijerina Global Spices
Built into the earth, underground ovens are used to trap heat and bake, smoke, or steam food. Derek Nicholas (he/him) from Division of Indian Work will lead us through the process of crafting, prepping, and cooking a meal of peppery burdock-wrapped smoky duck and sweet squash using this traditional cooking structure at the Dream of…
Join us as we collaborate with Dream of Wild Health, Division of Indian Work, and Minneapolis American Indian Center for a series on Indigenous foods and recipes. We’ll make a series of delicious meals, drinks, medicines, and desserts using local and traditional foods as we explore nutritional and cultural significance of their ingredients. The instructors… Read More →
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Join Twin Cities food co-ops and Native America community leaders Hope Flanagan, Neely Snyder, and Vanessa Casillas for a conversation about the interconnected relationships between land, water, and food systems in Minnesota. We’ll discuss the impact of environmental health on Indigenous foods and what you can do to support food access in Native communities. RSVP… Read More →
Whetstone Farm Amery, WI CSA Type: Vegetables, Herbs, Fruit, Mushrooms, Meat, Cheese, Mutual aid option Drop Locations: Franklin store, Butter Bakery Whetstone Farm in Amery, WI sits on 2 acres of vegetables surrounded by acres of woods. They strive to create a farm system that coexists with the native ecosystem, rather than fighting against it.…
