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North American Traditional Indigenous Food Systems (NĀTIFS), founded by The Sioux Chef Sean Sherman, is dedicated to addressing the economic and health crises affecting Native communities by re-establishing Native foodways. We imagine a new North American food system that generates wealth and improves health in Native communities through food-related enterprises. For more information and to support us, please visit natifs.org
Kofta Meatballs - Mariah Gladstone
2:50
Месяц назад
Sun Cookies - Anona Maya
6:38
2 месяца назад
Owamni Highlight - Ethan Denny-Broker
1:30
2 месяца назад
Alegrías - Xef and Eduardo De Leon
9:45
2 месяца назад
Navajo Steamed Corn Stew
1:31
3 месяца назад
Navajo Steamed Corn Stew - Justin Pioche
16:27
3 месяца назад
Dicing Butternut Squash - Rob Kinneen
1:31
4 месяца назад
Prepping and Cutting Kale - Rob Kinneen
1:22
4 месяца назад
Dice Sizes - Rob Kinneen
1:32
4 месяца назад
Knife Sharpening - Rob Kinneen
1:12
4 месяца назад
Knife Safety and Techniques - Rob Kinneen
12:10
4 месяца назад
Enchilada Bake
1:28
4 месяца назад
Enchilada Bake - Mariah Gladstone
4:41
4 месяца назад
Enchilada Sauce
1:24
4 месяца назад
Enchilada Sauce - Mariah Gladstone
4:09
4 месяца назад
NATIFS Sugarbush Outing February  2024
3:37
5 месяцев назад
Lion's Mane Pozole
4:36
5 месяцев назад
Wasna and Red Cloud Project
1:30
5 месяцев назад
Lion's Mane Pozole by Xef and Eduardo De Leon
6:58
5 месяцев назад
Loaded Nachos
1:29
5 месяцев назад
Blue Corn Mush
1:29
5 месяцев назад
Simple Pickled Veggies
1:30
5 месяцев назад
Blue Corn Pancakes
1:26
5 месяцев назад
Blue Corn Mush - Justin Pioche
6:03
5 месяцев назад
Loaded Nachos by Anona Maya
6:02
5 месяцев назад
Simple Pickled by Linda Black Elk
3:19
5 месяцев назад
Blue Corn Pancakes by Mariah Gladstone
4:22
6 месяцев назад
Crispy Corn & Bean Bread Dumplings
1:28
6 месяцев назад
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@normadenys8089
@normadenys8089 6 дней назад
Amazing recepe hard to find cedar & pine without pesticides
@riseandroot4530
@riseandroot4530 10 дней назад
Wow. I was raised this way a long time ago. I don't live in the US anymore, but I actually just got a bit tearful. To see our own chefs with cooking shows is amazing - having to explain to my European family why I don't put a bunch of salt into my cooking has been difficult, but this will help! Pilamayaye for your work.
@SirEnd3r
@SirEnd3r 12 дней назад
So cool
@PinkPoofiePalace-1234
@PinkPoofiePalace-1234 14 дней назад
It is such a pleasure to watch you cook!! Your passion for food and your culture is priceless. Tfs!❤😊
@joerocchi1205
@joerocchi1205 17 дней назад
Good explanation of technique for the viewers.
@kimdodd6677
@kimdodd6677 20 дней назад
Yuumm❤
@pamela4843
@pamela4843 23 дня назад
Purslane...for anyone trying to find it and not living in the south. Fry up onion, throw in tomato, cook till saucy, add spices (salt pepper and whatever you'd like), and chopped Purslane. Cook until leaves are soft and enjoy.
@danysanerd2383
@danysanerd2383 23 дня назад
❤❤❤❤
@pryonation
@pryonation 23 дня назад
Voulenteers!!!
@johnhector727
@johnhector727 24 дня назад
If it is a plant than is not wanted where it is, it is a weed. Anything can be a weed.
@Miranda.Powers
@Miranda.Powers 24 дня назад
Fascinating! How would you use them?
@IndigenousFoodLab
@IndigenousFoodLab 21 день назад
keep an eye out, we're working on a few more videos with more info!
@Rustyshackleferdish
@Rustyshackleferdish 24 дня назад
Explain what inside them are good for respiratory and how it actually works
@joanschneider6780
@joanschneider6780 26 дней назад
Thank you for being aware of gluten. My family is from Peru and we are also native. I cannot tolerate anything with gluten.
@avoxace84
@avoxace84 27 дней назад
The first plant you pulled is purslane, it is also edible.
@IndigenousFoodLab
@IndigenousFoodLab 26 дней назад
that's right, also known as verdolagas by our neighbors down south. They're delicious!
@ruth4850
@ruth4850 27 дней назад
Thank you Linda Blackelf
@user-vg8ls2jn4i
@user-vg8ls2jn4i 29 дней назад
What was meant by "Culturally Appropriate" in reference to "Food Access"? I was confused by what you meant by that.
@user-vg8ls2jn4i
@user-vg8ls2jn4i Месяц назад
Garlic is from the "Old World", not the "New World"
@IndigenousFoodLab
@IndigenousFoodLab Месяц назад
Allium canadense
@henryanderson7533
@henryanderson7533 Месяц назад
Please let me know the title of your cookbook
@IndigenousFoodLab
@IndigenousFoodLab Месяц назад
The title of Sean's book is "The Sioux Chef's Indigenous Kitchen"
@henryanderson7533
@henryanderson7533 Месяц назад
I’m Scottish and known as the Highland Chef your food and work is brilliant
@judiceynowa1631
@judiceynowa1631 Месяц назад
I love that you are sharing the blessings of your indigenous lineage with the whole. Embracing the beauty of your people with food and supporting and integrating the oneness of unification of all people into the oneness that we are all headed towards. Celebrating the unique piece of the all… Much love and blessings to you and your people. ✌️💜🙏😢
@fk8829
@fk8829 Месяц назад
Looks interesting but where would you get the ingredients to make it on your own?
@IndigenousFoodLab
@IndigenousFoodLab Месяц назад
Thanks for watching! You can use any dried corn for this, which is sold in most stores, but if you’re looking for traditional Indigenous varieties of corn, check out the Indigenous Food Lab Market - they ship! Also, if you don’t feel like making your own wood,ash, which is just the ash from any clean fire, then you can also buy wood ash from the IFL as well!
@sarah-vs9rb
@sarah-vs9rb Месяц назад
This makes me think she doesn't know how to cook
@annabrenner5995
@annabrenner5995 2 месяца назад
Would pepitas have enough oil if I substituted them for the sunflower seeds? I cook for a picky eater 😉
@IndigenousFoodLab
@IndigenousFoodLab 2 месяца назад
Absolutely! Pepitas would make a great substitute for sunflower seeds in this recipe. Let us know if you end up making them!
@DD-wd2ep
@DD-wd2ep 2 месяца назад
These cookies look so yummy!
@IndigenousFoodLab
@IndigenousFoodLab 2 месяца назад
Super easy to make too!
@GrandmomZoo
@GrandmomZoo 2 месяца назад
Wow! So glad I found you! You are close to me too. Just found poor man's pepper in my food forrest and I am going to make pesto with it and more. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.😊😊
@IndigenousFoodLab
@IndigenousFoodLab 2 месяца назад
Thanks for watching!
@owenp3146
@owenp3146 2 месяца назад
Looks so good and easy to make!
@IndigenousFoodLab
@IndigenousFoodLab 2 месяца назад
Super easy! Thanks for watching!
@bensabelhaus7288
@bensabelhaus7288 2 месяца назад
:Starts popping: ALEXA Add Amaranth to my shopping list. I think she's playing a song. Anyway, I had it on my list to grow this year and blanked. Better see if Fred Meyer still has them :) Can't wait.
@IndigenousFoodLab
@IndigenousFoodLab 2 месяца назад
Love this! We hope your Alegrías turn out great.
@suzannejoyteune
@suzannejoyteune 3 месяца назад
I did not know that pokeweed was edible! I was told the berries were poisonous, so I just thought the whole plant was poisonous. Thank you! I am going to forage a lot this spring. I'd love to see a video about foraging pokeweed.
@IndigenousFoodLab
@IndigenousFoodLab 3 месяца назад
Thanks for watching! Stay tuned for more foraging recipes.
@Alf258
@Alf258 3 месяца назад
i love those recipes im lactose and gluten intolerant and i anyways try to find new ways to cook .This cuisine is the one that suits me the most .I try to combine it with recipes from my country( Greece) as well and it works perfect for me .
@sirdouglas2010
@sirdouglas2010 4 месяца назад
These look delicious! I'm from New Mexico so our family make our enchiladas like this with Hatch green or Chimayo red chile sauce. I love the addition of mushrooms and black beans!
@nurseguardian
@nurseguardian 4 месяца назад
Sumac and hemlock look similar how do you tell the difference? How did you get this idea to share your knowledge? Thank you for sharing your history! Yummy.
@IndigenousFoodLab
@IndigenousFoodLab 4 месяца назад
Hi! Thanks for your comment. Poison hemlock, or Conium maculatum, is a member of the carrot family with white flowers. Sumac, or Rhus typhina, is a shrub with show spikes of red berries (sometimes referred to as “staghorns”). You can use the scientific names to find photos and more info!
@nurseguardian
@nurseguardian 4 месяца назад
Thank you for sharing your gifts. How do I know I have identified the right tree for this recipe?
@stephaniec2478
@stephaniec2478 4 месяца назад
I always struggle with cutting kale, but this is a helpful tip!
@IndigenousFoodLab
@IndigenousFoodLab 4 месяца назад
Thanks for watching!
@Elizabetty81
@Elizabetty81 4 месяца назад
Those salmon patties sound sooo good
@indigenousin-couragement9891
@indigenousin-couragement9891 4 месяца назад
Thanks for another very shareable video! 🧡
@indigenousin-couragement9891
@indigenousin-couragement9891 4 месяца назад
Thank you for this video!
@indigenousin-couragement9891
@indigenousin-couragement9891 4 месяца назад
Love it! Thank you for another vegan recipe!!! Shared!
@indigenousin-couragement9891
@indigenousin-couragement9891 4 месяца назад
Thank you for another vegan recipe! Shared!
@IndigenousFoodLab
@IndigenousFoodLab 4 месяца назад
Thank you for sharing!
@indigenousin-couragement9891
@indigenousin-couragement9891 4 месяца назад
@@IndigenousFoodLab 🧡
@indigenousin-couragement9891
@indigenousin-couragement9891 4 месяца назад
Thank you for this! It could easily be made vegan if the turkey wasn't used. Shared.
@indigenousin-couragement9891
@indigenousin-couragement9891 4 месяца назад
Thanks, I'm learning so much! 💚
@indigenousin-couragement9891
@indigenousin-couragement9891 4 месяца назад
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@indigenousin-couragement9891
@indigenousin-couragement9891 4 месяца назад
Thank you for these videos! I actually started (urban) foraging during the pandemic, but the only things I was confident that I could identify were dandelions and lambs quarters. Having access to videos that teach this with additional traditional information, and with an indigenous hostess, is really appreciated! Shared!
@indigenousin-couragement9891
@indigenousin-couragement9891 4 месяца назад
LOVE THIS! 🧡
@indigenousin-couragement9891
@indigenousin-couragement9891 4 месяца назад
Thank you for offering traditional, vegetarian recipes! Shared. 🧡
@Elizabetty81
@Elizabetty81 4 месяца назад
@user-bf9pt6ks7z
@user-bf9pt6ks7z 4 месяца назад
what in the american is this?!?!
@JimJonesBeverageCo
@JimJonesBeverageCo 4 месяца назад
Chi miigwech!
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@RosemariRoast
@RosemariRoast 5 месяцев назад
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@indigenousin-couragement9891
@indigenousin-couragement9891 5 месяцев назад
Thank you for another video that nourishes on so many levels! Shared.