maxine in ri wrote:
> On Jan 29, 11:36 am, wrote:
>> Is there a Native American Cuisine? What do you know about Native
>> American food? Is Mexican food Native American?http://nativechefs.com
>
> There is Native American food, it has changed over the years since
> contact with Europeans and other folks who've interacted with them.
> Much of their current cooking is similar to other cooking in the US.
>
> For traditional recipes, try a google search for "traditional native
> american recipes"
>
> maxine in ri
>


IIRC, Rhode Island tribes (Wampanoags?) used a lot of quahogs, lobster,
fish and corn.

gloria p

On Jan 29, 12:29 pm, Puester > wrote:
> maxine in ri wrote:
> > On Jan 29, 11:36 am, wrote:
> >> Is there a Native American Cuisine? What do you know about Native
> >> American food? Is Mexican food Native American?http://nativechefs.com
>
> > There is Native American food, it has changed over the years since
> > contact with Europeans and other folks who've interacted with them.
> > Much of their current cooking is similar to other cooking in the US.
>
> > For traditional recipes, try a google search for "traditional native
> > american recipes"
>
> > maxine in riIIRC, Rhode Island tribes (Wampanoags?) used a lot of quahogs, lobster,
> fish and corn.
>
> gloria p

Yes. They used the lobsters for fertilizer around the Three
Sisters.<g>
Taught the Pilgrims to feed it to their pigs, until someone got the
silly idea
of eating the critter!

maxine in ri