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Traditional Choctaw Cooking
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2016
- Ian Thompson, Tribal Preservation Officer with the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, prepares a traditional Choctaw meal of hominy and Lamb's Quarters cooked in traditional Choctaw pottery.
To the Choctaw nation, thank you for supporting the starving people of Ireland during our great famine. Your financial support was enormous, by a people's who also suffered great suffering and hardship. Our two nations will forever be connected and our taoiseach (Chieftian ) on a recent visit acknowledged this by setting up a scholarship programme for the Choctaw people.
I heard about this story through my family. By my great fortune, I am both Irish and Choctaw by descent. I love this. Truly, love and support are all that matter.
Me too Choctaw Irish
Choctaw/Irish as well. Its actually really common.
Explains the irish part😳
No problem we help those in need
When lamb’s quarters is young, the entire above ground plant is edible. The stems and leaves can be eaten raw, steamed, or sautéed. After the plant matures the older parts will be too tough, but the tender leaves on top can still be picked and prepared the same way. Lamb’s quarters is related to spinach, tastes similar, and can replace it in any recipe.
The black seeds, although laborious to cook, are edible and very nutritious. Harvest the seeds in late fall after they have matured and dried in the field. First dry the seed clusters if they are still moist. Then the seeds must be separated from the chaff by rubbing in your hands and then winnowing, which is difficult because the seeds are so light. After this is done they can be boiled the same way you would cook any other grain. You can also grind them and cook them as a mush.
At 21 I finally decided to learn more about my roots better late then never🤷🏽♂️
Lol same here and I'm 32.
Yakoke and chokma'shki (Chickasaw) for this interesting video! Always learn something new from vids with Dr Thompson. And the host is great, too!
My family is from Oklahoma, and we are also Choctaw. I have been doing pottery since jr. High, now a retired senior citizen.
Halito from Arkansas!
That really looks good I gotta try that one! I’m Southern so you Know I gotta add salt & fat. I love that Bowl too did you make it? The design is beautiful Thanks for sharing!!✌️
This is such a cool video. Listening to the birdsong in the background.
I miss the whipowills
I am a descendant of Robert M Jones ...... The Choctaw and Creek tribes elected Jones president of the "United Nations of the Indian Territory," he was my 7th great grandfather.
Great video! Love seeing my ancestors talked about
Thank you for watching!
My 4th gen great grandfather was Choctaw....Abram Wright....Oaklahoma....he had land alloted to him.
My mother is full blooded Choctaw from Oklahoma as well my Choctaw family owns about 60 Acres in the heart of Choctaw Nation my father caucasian owns about 100,000 to 200,000 acres
Oh, very cool
Thank you!!
Learning to forage for food can save your life. Black foot husband teaches me stuff. I'm Choctaw and chickasaw
I'm Choctaw and Cherokee and about 10% Blackfoot
I'm 1/4 Cherokee and Choctaw ❤️ I wish I could get closer to my roots. Thank you for sharing not just the meal but some of the culture.
@janicerigsbee4129 Blacks erroneously claim Blackfoot. Just Bcuz Blackfoot has the word black in Blackfoot they think it means Blackfoot are black Indians so to blacks it must mean that blacks erroneously belong to the Blackfoot nation..🤣🤣 so suddenly millions of blacks across the nation R claiming Blackfoot.🤣🤣
Great video! We are Choctaw also.
XXX
NOPE
not being “mean”
But, indigenous are dark.
Not “pale face”
We’re ZERO pale face Indians
Like being a white black person
👉🏽Extreme opposites
@@og-greenmachine8623 - you should know that the Southeast Indians intermarried very soon after the Europeans appeared. Many, many enrolled Chickasaw and Choctaw citizens are 'pale'. But we get a mean sun tan! Chapisa lacho!
@@og-greenmachine8623 Blacks can't understand that Choctaw have always had babies with White ppl since they 1st met each other N the early 1700's. Famous ppl like Farrah Fawcett, Rhue McClanahan, Billy Bob, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Roy Rogers, & others were part Choctaw. Every N.A. nation has ppl that look white.
@@alanc1491 Blacks! Stop being racist! Choctaw do have light skin ppl N the Nation & have always had them 4 300 yrs now. The light 1's belong N Choctaw family unit by clan & R related 2 others N one way or another. Choctaw know who R related 2 them & who aren't. They aren't $5 Indian. They R family by blood.
@@og-greenmachine8623 I embarrased my mother once, when blonde haired relatives visited 4 the 1st time & I acted like I didn't like them Bcuz they were white. She was ashamed of me, the mother was her 1/2 Indian neice & the blondes were my cousins. Wished I could make it up 2 them. They vanished from us.
Now I am hungry...
Achukma anumpa' !!!
🤔Ak Akostanincho...
Miha moma?
Means Pretty Choctaw?
Would be
Pisa achukma-Pretty
-L’il Chief🦅
Yakoke!
Halito friend
@@FreedomandLiberty1776 Halito!❤
HALITO HALOKA!❤️
Chia chiyyohmi pisa achukma😍
-L’il Chief🦅
@@og-greenmachine8623 Halito!!!
Chinchokma (Chickasaw) from Arkansas!
Is it true that the Choctaw were vegetarians?
No
They were farmers though. They hunted and trapped animals for food.
No they had a varied diet including many meat and fish dishes
My brothers
Yakoki
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Oops my comment came up twice. Have no clue how? Sorry ✌️
5 dollar indians.
??? HOW CRAIG
$5 INDIANS, I'M OUT
You won't be missed
My grand father came from Osawatomie, Kansas. I came up here to learn more about the Choctaw that were copper colored. At least the food looks yummy. My dad showed us how to make corn meal mush and other dishes. Anyways...I won't ever know much about my lineage because of so much historical "whitewashing". I truly don't mean this in a bad way. I just would like to know who I came from, and no all copper colored Americans were not kidnapped from Africa or anyplace else. We have been here even before Mensa musa made his voyage. God bless everyone.
@@Chodie4Life Blacks (A.A) never lived here until imported here by Whites. Blacks DNA is L1, L2, not ABCDX, Choctaw & N.A.s have. Blacks L1, L2 DNA proves A.A. originate N Africa from Sub-Saharan Nigerian, Igboo, Congo African nations. Blacks call URselves black instead of Nigerian, so blacks grow up thinking U aren't Nigerian.
@JomoDaMusicMan The gov't dont call any group of N.A. '$5 Indian'. Only racist blacks call N.A. that. N.A. R born N.A. & parents didn't give $5 to the Dr. when their baby was born. Even Choctaw who have 1/4 Choctaw blood & look white R born N the tribe, they didn't give Choctaw nation $5. $5 Indian were a small group of white men 120 yrs ago whose both parents were white, with zero Indian blood. I heard they had 2 give the land back but they ended up getting free Indian land without having 2 pay $5 for it anyway, when they participated N the 1889 Okla. Land Rush where 50,000 whites got free Indian land. Even black freedmen got 160 of Indian land 4 free. The 5 civilized tribes lost 2 million acres of land.
@@Chodie4Life When are blacks going to start understanding that Choctaw is a nation, like United States is a nation, consisting of many different shades of people, from white to tan, to brown, to dark brown and to Chocolate, just like the United States. Choctaw isn't a black nation, they are a Native American nation. Blacks just can't understand this.